[Kernel]Netarchy Nexus: Yerba Mate(ICS) Stable: 1.0.3 Testing: N/A (4-Jan-2012)
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You have to do a full wipe, clear partition, clear dvik, format partition & flash from & the the gapps. Flawless flashing.
Beamed from my Nexus S
Do we have any word on whether we will see the addition of live oc? I would be in favor of this implementation.
Edit: The Bluetooth idle zip only gave me errors and fixed nothing. I am using twrp.
Edit 2: If I could also request, I would appreciate the addition of the lagfree governor. It sounds and appears to be simply an optimized ondemand governor. Thanks in advance.
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Edit: The Bluetooth idle zip only gave me errors and fixed nothing. I am using twrp.
Edit 2: If I could also request, I would appreciate the addition of the lagfree governor. It sounds and appears to be simply an optimized ondemand governor. Thanks in advance.
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Here are 2 screenshotss for battery use, I use it whole day, for calls, wifi is on all day long, all services running etc etc: (on cm9a20p1)
really nice battery life
Many thanks for this kernel, netarchy. It's been rock solid on stock ICS with Deep Idle and BLN enabled. If possible I would love to use lazy governor with this kernel. Lazy together with Screenoff Maxfreq activated is very snappy and nice to the battery. LiveOC would be great too if you have the time. 
Agree, though CM9 barely qualifies as CyanogenMod right now, since it's missing almost every feature that differentiates CyanogenMod from stock Android. The AOSP ROM I'm using is more Cyanogen-ey than CM9 alpha!
Just a heads up, netarchy: I've been experiencing SODs while charging overnight. It doesn't happen every day, but it's happened twice now since I started using this kernel. I don't get SODs while off the charger at all, though. It doesn't seem to matter whether I'm undervolting or not. One SOD was while undervolted, the other was at stock voltages. Both occured with deepidle enabled.
If you guys don't mind, please submit your vote for best governor here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1452478
Any updates coming soon?
As soon as I have some free time, yes. ;D
USB Host mode
Hi Netarchy,
Fabulous work. Your Kernels have worked so well I haven't bothered with any others
I hope you don't think of me as greedy for asking, but could you please consider trying to build in USB Host support
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1459304
That is the biggest disappointment I came across with the Nexus S. At least they could have supplied us with an external SD slot.
Anyhow ... if you could pull this off the phone would be good for at least a couple of years.
I'm not so cheap that I wouldn't consider trying to help make it worth your while.
Keep up the good work
Floydlloyd
Vancouver
Canada
Hi Netarchy,
Fabulous work. Your Kernels have worked so well I haven't bothered with any others
I hope you don't think of me as greedy for asking, but could you please consider trying to build in USB Host support
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1459304
That is the biggest disappointment I came across with the Nexus S. At least they could have supplied us with an external SD slot.
Anyhow ... if you could pull this off the phone would be good for at least a couple of years.
I'm not so cheap that I wouldn't consider trying to help make it worth your while.
Keep up the good work
Floydlloyd
Vancouver
Canada
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32Netarchy Nexus, Codename Yerba Mate, is a custom kernel based on the official ICS kernel sources, and the current subject of my experimentation on the Nexus-S.
*Standard Disclaimer: All packaged builds are provided with no guarantees as to their safety. By flashing, you assume any and all potential risks that running a custom kernel might entail.*
*A note to overclockers: If your phone is unstable when running an overclock speed, your particular phone probably can't handle that overclock and you should choose a lower clock.*
Downloads:
Testing Version: N/A (These are testing builds that are more likely to have issues)
ICS based Nexus S and NS4G Roms:
"Stable" Version: 1.0.3
ICS based Nexus S and NS4G Roms:
Netarchy Nexus - Yerba Mate - 1.0.3 (For stock ICS)
Netarchy Nexus - Yerba Mate - 1.0.3 (Universal for non-stock ICS roms)3Changelog:
Code:Revision 1.0.3: - Add Ezekeel's fix for the cam issue that interfered with deep idle Revision 1.0.2: - Fix mobile data stats not being correctly logged, the culprit responsible has been severely beaten with a feather duster - Testing some build/config changes in the interests of stability Revision 1.0.1: - Adjust voltage cap to correctly max out at 1600mV, not 1350mV - Add Ezekeel's BLD and Deep Idle patches - Initiate construction of a new mecha-rabid naked bunny in the interests of eventual world domination Revision 1.0: - Initial release3
Yes.
My initial priority was to get something I considered "stable" on the default scheduler (that is, CFS) first. Remember, BFS is a third party patch, it's not part of the mainline kernel.
If you look at my history in kernel builds, you'll see I like to test things extensively until I'm satisfied. Sometimes that means being a little slower in implementing some requested features. It doesn't bother me if other devs pad their feature list before me. I'd prefer to be systematic and slower now rather than throwing in everything + the kitchen sink and having that many more possibilities to dig through when bugs are found.
I'll grant that my progress isn't as rapid as it has been in the past due to having less free time to dedicate to projects, but it'll get there.3
