[KERNEL][ROOT][GB] nubernel-2.6.35_v0.0.2
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lawled hard.
i like it like that i dont see why people are B****ing its a sexy kernel look at that name tag that means hes a professional
+ 1 for the kernel corn logo, he's awesome!
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I get the feeling you didn't becoming the laughingstock of the office because of Mr. Candy Corn..
Just sayin...
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Just sayin...
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You really are off base with your assessment
It is not ungrateful to ASK the Dev how to do something you would like to do.
I have no issue with the Dev putting a logo in, just like no one should have an issue with those asking if it can be removed WITHOUT the Dev having to do anything.
If it is hard coded into the kernel, then everyone that cant do the work themselves are SOL, but if it can be removed w/o recompiling, would be nice to know how.
For me, it is a probably enough reason to try a different kernel when I bother to get around to to it. Not a high priority, but on the to do list.
But to say someone is ungrateful just because they ASK, (they can always be told no) shows a true lack of understanding of a development community, as the majority of modifications come from requests from the community to begin with.
Off base? It was no assessment!!!!! It was my opinion and belief just like yours to not like the candy corn I am entitled to state what I feel and think. Just like the poster who said he could care less if at boot up it said 'F@#$ you' which would be just a little off the deep end. LOL But your missing the point it is a developers thread, and the developer builds what he wants how he wants, and shares it. You use it as is because he/she did it as they wanted. If you have suggestions to improve the functionality of the product you can share that with the developer and he/she can take that into consideration and put it into action, that's called development. But to ask someone to remove their logo, or as the other poster aluded to 'he will not be using this until the candy corn is gone, because he was embarrassed!!' Be real!!! That in fact is more of a blackmail tactic. What you guys live booting your phone? Your big thing is to show people how your phone boots up? How many freaking times do you boot your phone up in a day?
I have a great idea let's all write to NIKE and see if they will remove the checkmark logo from their products.
Branding is the most essential aspect of anything, whether it's free or for profit.
I really did not have an issue with your post as you did make a request to see if there was a way to remove it, it was more so with the other ones, but now I feel I might have to change my train of thought.
GOOD DAY SIR
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No clue on this one.
Nothing has been changed that should effect video playback / recording.
Possibly a ROM issue?
I'm currently running stock EI22, so that's all I can base things from, but to be honest, I don't use my phone for video related items.
So, I'll have to check on that to be sure (but there shouldn't be any reason there would be problems).
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The only thing that was different from v0.0.0 to v0.0.1 that could be causing this is the android logger.
It's built as a module and I had forgotten to actually load it for the v0.0.0 release.
Other than that, there should be no reason it would be any different.
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&Yes that is exactly right, I like a clean look to the bootup process. Trying to keep it stock with the samsung logo tho
Sorry, there is no way to remove the kernel's splash logo with out recompiling.
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Thanks for the support, the opinions, and the laughs.
To remove Nubernel =[, you would need to rebuild the kernel.
Here's the commit where I re-enabled the kernel splash, and included Nubernel.
I would prefer if you rebuild my kernel with the only change being the removal of the Nubernel kernel splash, that you do not publicly share it.
And sorry for the delayed response, maybe if I had answered sooner, some of the more negative posts could have been avoided.
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@#1:
I was thinking more along the lines of "Samsung would you remove this SamsungMobile.com logo please?".
But I'm glad you get the idea... branding, recognizable, iconic...
@#2:
LOL, this reminds me of an avatar a guy I know used to use (hint: his nickname was 'purdticker').
And this is where I once again thank anomaly for his design contributions.
Some of you may feel that Nubernel the (candy corn) kernel is silly, nerdy, or unprofessional, but it is exactly what I had in mind when I brought the idea to anomaly.
So thanks again anomaly, and to those who don't like it, sorry, we just have different tastes I guess.
ps- I was going to make a joke about a guy at work at McDonald's being made fun of by all of his buddies that have iPhones because his phone sports a candy corn during boot, but I think I'll refrain from posting that here. ;]
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So you don't mind if somone rebuilds your kernel without the logo but you don't want it publicaly shared. That kinda sucks for everyone that can't recompile the kernel. Seems a little unfair if you ask me, especially when this is suppose to be an opensource community.
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If you are saavy enough to remove the img and recompile, you prob won't be whining in here when something breaks.
Non-public clauses keeps him from having to deal with someone elses bad coding with his name on it.
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Non-public clauses keeps him from having to deal with someone elses bad coding with his name on it.
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Its his work, he's not saying you can't change it, but you have to credit him properly if publicly released. His way of you giving credit is through the candy corn boot image. Its entirely fair considering its his time being spent making a kernel that he then shared with the community. Sorry you can't compile the kernel, get someone to do it for you through PM, but that compiled kernel can't be released.
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There was only one minor change to initramfs, and modules.
But this is already using the modules built from the source, so not much of a change really.
Yep, I requested that he keep his logo removal only build private.
I don't really want anyone having my kernel w/o the logo, but I can't stop someone from using open source code (the GPL is viral).
I was even nice enough to point him in the right direction to get it done (I'm all for people learning new things).
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The point is, If I wanted a nubernel-kernel available to everyone with out Nubernel in it, I would build it and post it myself.
Someone mentioned using pm's, take their hint.
I think we can all move past the kernel splash thing now.
Especially since because.....
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Updated OP's (v0.0.2).
Read the feature list for details.
The touchwiz build has been tested on EH17 and EI22.
The cm7 build has been tested on the "update-cm-7.1.0-Epic-KANG-1022-signed.zip" release of CM7.
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36Samsung SPH-D700 (Epic 4G) kernel by nubecoder
http://www.nubecoder.com/
nubernel-2.6.35_v0.0.2
Project info:
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Check the feature list to see an overview of features.
Check the change log to see a detailed history log.
Download info:
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Download links.
Source info:
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Full source available at GitHub.
Just a note to everyone:
I'm in the process of purchasing / building a new development box.
Any and all donations will be used to assist with the cost.
Thank you.
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nubernel-2.6.35_v0.0.2 for touchwiz:
ClockworkMod recovery flash-able zip
Heimdall package
Odin flash-able tar.md5
(If Odin gives you trouble and the md5 values match, remove the md5 extension and try again.)
nubernel-2.6.35_v0.0.2 for cm7 / miui:
ClockworkMod recovery flash-able zip
Heimdall package
Odin flash-able tar.md5
(If Odin gives you trouble and the md5 values match, remove the md5 extension and try again.)
md5sums for all files.
A temporary build (for TW roms) including the fix for video recording can be found in this post.
(Released early so you can record videos of your families over the holiday.)
=]19Known issues:
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The smartass governor needs some tweaking.
Strange readouts in SetCPU (read below for details).
Video recording seems to be broken; Still need to verify if EI22 100% stock has the problem.
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nubernel-2.6.35_v0.0.2
Includes a custom "Nubernel the kernel" bootlogo.
Includes kexec support.
Ensures su is installed properly. (tw build only!)
Ensures superuser is installed properly. (tw build only!)
Ensures busybox is installed properly. (tw build only!)
Installs bash into /system/bin/ (if it is not found). (tw build only!)
Installs bash resources if they do not already exist. (tw build only!)
Includes flash tools (redbend_ua and bmlwrite) in /sbin. (tw build only!)
Includes custom scripts in /vendor/bin. (tw build only!)
Recovery redirector, "reboot recovery" will boot to the recovery kernel (bml8).
Supports the following:
init.d scripts, init.local.rc, RFS, EXT4, CIFS, TUN, Netfilter TCPMSS (init.d scripts = tw build only).
Fully supports VoltageControl and SetCPU (see SetCPU notes below).
SetCPU notes:
SetCPU aparently uses "cpuinfo_cur_freq" rather than "scaling_cur_freq" for it's live readout.
For some reason, "cpuinfo_cur_freq" reports being at some strange frequencies (75MHz, 150MHz, 300MHz).
I have no idea why this is happening, or how to fix it as of now, sorry.
Includes the following I/O schedulers:
noop, deadline, cfq, bfq, sio.Uses deadline as the default I/O scheduler.
Includes the following CPU frequencies:
100MHz, 200MHz, 400MHz, 600MHz, 800MHz, 900MHz, 1000MHz, 1100MHz, 1200MHz, 1300MHz, 1400MHz.The following CPU frequencies are disabled by default (use an app to enable them):
1200MHz, 1300MHz, 1400MHz.
Includes the following CPU governors (see notes below):
smartassV2, smartass, interactiveX, interactive, conservative, userspace, powersave, ondemand, performance.Uses ondemand as the default CPU governor.
CPU governor notes:
There seems to be a scaling problem with smartass (not V2).Loads the Android logger as a module. (tw build only!)
It likes to hang out at 900MHz, I'll try to fix it later.
Supports the following types of bootanimations (See notes):
bootanimation (bootanimation.zip).
samsungani (*.qmg). (tw build only!)
Bootanimation notes:
bootanimation.zip:
If you have both bootanimation.zip and boot*.qmg files, they will fight each other.Samsung boot*.qmg boot animations: (tw build only!)
It's better than froyo was, in that, it will kind of randomly choose one or the other.
It's best to just remove the boot*.qmg files if using a bootanimation.zip animation.
You must still fake out the kernel with a "blank" bootanimation.zip.
You still might see a small glimpse of the framework's animation (blue android logo).
Includes system app mover and remover: (tw build only!)
During boot, the init scripts make room to install root and recovery. (tw build only!)
Apps that are moved will have their data removed (to prevent FC's).
Two list files are checked to determine what will be moved or removed:
/data/local/.mv_sys_appsThe format of the list files is as follows:
/data/local/.rm_sys_apps
Each line must contain two strings separated by a space:If the list files do not exist, defaults will be created.
#1 - The system app's apk file name with no extension.Example:
#2 - The system app's packagename.
FreeHDGameDemos com.gameloft.microwidget
Apps that will be moved from /system/app to /data/app by default:
Asphalt5_DEMO_SAMSUNG_D700_Sprint_ML_330 (Asphalt 5 Demo)Apps that will be removed by default:
FreeHDGameDemos (Promo Widget)
nascar09-prod-release (Sprint Nascar)
qik-8.66-release-ffc (Qik video)
sfl-prod-release (Sprint NFL)
SprintTV
SprintTVWidget
SprintZone
TN6.2-sprint-handset-6201501 (Telenav Navigation)
Term1
Term2
Term3
Term4
Term5
Includes patches and code, etc from the following people:
Voodoo Sound - supercurio
Kernel bootlogo creation binary - morfic.
Keyboard patches, TARGET_PRODUCT fix, MODULE_LOOSE_VERMAGIC fix, kexec patch, etc - mkasick.
Various patches, scripting, etc - tanimn.
Various patches, scripting, etc - Tortel.
ClockworkMod recovery - koush.
ClockworkMod recovery (device specific), initramfs, scripting, etc - DRockstar.
Compiler tweaks, compiler warnings, etc - gzub.
Various patches, scripting, initial help getting my kernel compiled, etc - RandyT / Bonsai.
scaling_available_frequencies sysfs, compile errors, scripting, etc - nullghost.
Boot from sdcard (Dual Boot), Re-enabled kernel splash (bootlogo), various patches - Rodderik.
Various patches / code, scripting, cyanogenmod, etc:
chris41g / Decad3nce / DevinXtreme / DRockstar / jt1134Miscellaneous somethings - Anyone I may have missed.
noobnl / nullghost / Rodderik / UberPinguin / wispoffates
I forgot to add this to the repo before finalizing the release, but I can still add it here:
A whole lot of the recent changes came from netarchy, Thanks netarchy!
Thanks to all the above!9
Yarrr, it sure is! ;]
There were minimal changes from Samsung for the FC09 sources.
Mostly hiding print function calls (printk, etc), some initramfs changes as well, but pretty minimal stuff.
Here's some of the stuff I've changed / included:
Updated kernel base to 2.6.5.13.
CPU Frequency changes / fixes.
Added Voodoo Color.
Updated the 3-button reboot to be configurable via sysfs.
Integrated most modules into the kernel.
Enabled Additional BT profiles.
Support for dock audio (requires a market app to do the redirecting).
The loop device patches warren used to get his sdcard-temp-touchwiz stuff working.
Switched to the Simple IO scheduler for default.
Added the V(R) i/o scheduler.
Applied bash as default adb shell.
More...
For now I'm planning on releasing these builds:
TW BML (stock)I need to get with someone to see what's needed (that differs from cm7) for a miui build, and a CM9 build will come later.
TW MTD
CM7 MTD
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No clue on this one.
Nothing has been changed that should effect video playback / recording.
Possibly a ROM issue?
I'm currently running stock EI22, so that's all I can base things from, but to be honest, I don't use my phone for video related items.
So, I'll have to check on that to be sure (but there shouldn't be any reason there would be problems).
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The only thing that was different from v0.0.0 to v0.0.1 that could be causing this is the android logger.
It's built as a module and I had forgotten to actually load it for the v0.0.0 release.
Other than that, there should be no reason it would be any different.
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&Yes that is exactly right, I like a clean look to the bootup process. Trying to keep it stock with the samsung logo tho
Sorry, there is no way to remove the kernel's splash logo with out recompiling.
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Thanks for the support, the opinions, and the laughs.
To remove Nubernel =[, you would need to rebuild the kernel.
Here's the commit where I re-enabled the kernel splash, and included Nubernel.
I would prefer if you rebuild my kernel with the only change being the removal of the Nubernel kernel splash, that you do not publicly share it.
And sorry for the delayed response, maybe if I had answered sooner, some of the more negative posts could have been avoided.
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@#1:
I was thinking more along the lines of "Samsung would you remove this SamsungMobile.com logo please?".
But I'm glad you get the idea... branding, recognizable, iconic...
@#2:
LOL, this reminds me of an avatar a guy I know used to use (hint: his nickname was 'purdticker').
And this is where I once again thank anomaly for his design contributions.
Some of you may feel that Nubernel the (candy corn) kernel is silly, nerdy, or unprofessional, but it is exactly what I had in mind when I brought the idea to anomaly.
So thanks again anomaly, and to those who don't like it, sorry, we just have different tastes I guess.
ps- I was going to make a joke about a guy at work at McDonald's being made fun of by all of his buddies that have iPhones because his phone sports a candy corn during boot, but I think I'll refrain from posting that here. ;]
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