[AOSP/AOKP-KERNEL] 27.06.12 Fluxi XX Kernel ICS [xxTweaker App, Touch CWMR, OTA]

myfluxi · Jun 14, 2012

Kernel Update Fluxi XX.02-beta4

This update is only needed for the new led backlight level (= "0") to avoid users reporting their bln was broken.

CWM ZIP: fluxi-kernel-sgs2-XX.02-beta4.zip

Odin TAR: fluxi-kernel-sgs2-XX.02-beta4.tar

Update xxTweaker v0.3.9_beta5

This is a monster update (at least for me), now we're having a feature freeze.

OTA or direct download: fluxi-xxTweaker-0.3.9_beta5.zip

Changelog:

kernel: keyboard: cypress: Use standard voltage for constant/blinking bln, with very low voltages, the user might wonder why "bln does not work"
kernel: Upstream patches from CM9 repo and more smaller patches
ramdisk: Update CWM recovery, add "Power off" option in Advanced menu (user request)
xxTweaker: System: Rewrite LCD-Density part to catch unxpected user settings
xxTweaker: System: Reset fuel gauge option (user request)
xxTweaker: Display: Rewrite touch config logic
xxTweaker: BLN & LED: New "Level 0" for the LED button backlight, helps as workaround to keep LED buttons effectively off
xxTweaker: BLN & LED: New 1 minute timeout for notifications (user request)
xxTweaker: CPU: On governor change, reload saved user settings for the selected governor. So now it's possible to have individual settings for each governor - nice!
xxTweaker: CPU: Remove read only value sampling_rate_min from settings in ondemand and conservative
xxTweaker: CPU: Fix Bus Frequency up threshold value on reload after reboot
xxTweaker: CPU: Fix on changing governors, governor list reports the actually selected governor
xxTweaker: New settings administration. Save, restore, manage and reset your settings. As it is a new function that required much more than 1000 lines of code and a lot of detail work (and as a sidenote is the killer feature in ExTweaks Pro that costs you $$$), there may be small errors. If errors occure, please supply logs and report what exactly happened before failure.

Crazy-Silver · Jun 14, 2012

Can you add abyssplug governor from abyss kernel? And can you add 25mhz and 50mhz?

Samsung Galaxy S II Powered by CyanogenMod 9 + Fluxxi Kernel

grzesdroid · Jun 14, 2012

Myfluxi you are amazing: D thanx !!!

tapatalk@ SGS ||

xator91 · Jun 14, 2012

Updated first and second post with new update (12/06/2012)

Sorry for the mistake..

AvRS · Jun 14, 2012

Crazy-Silver said:
Can you add abyssplug governor from abyss kernel? And can you add 25mhz and 50mhz?

Samsung Galaxy S II Powered by CyanogenMod 9 + Fluxxi Kernel

Was proven by Gok to be nothing more than a renamed hotplug governor so would be worthless in this kernel and we already have a tweaked Ondemand which works perfectly. My advice would be to stick with that kernel if you like it that much or search the forum for abyssplug or assplug (I'm not being rude that's what it was referred to as so may help you find posts about it).

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xator91 said:
Updated first and second post with new update (12/06/2012)

Sorry for the mistake..

It's just been updated today a couple of posts earlier than yours

xator91 · Jun 14, 2012

Updated now the thread with XX02-beta4 (14/06/2012) changelog post too

sakindia123 · Jun 14, 2012

thanks for the new app,although i get a "Kernel not supported" in beta5(no such thing in beta3-I think u implemented some sort of version checker) ,the app still works flawlessly

myfluxi · Jun 14, 2012

Please search this thread about my opinion about pegasusq on the sgs2. It's one of Gökhan's dreams, and I wholeheartedly respect his excellent work on getting it running on our device. But again, imho it offers no advantage at all.

If I work on a kernel for the sgs3 I will surely use some of his knowledge about the nessecary steps to patch cpufreq and hotplugging logics. But even on a quad core - I do not see the advantage as there are no applications (except for demos and benchmarks) that effectively make use of multicore.

If you need pegasusq, allright but please search elsewhere

Regarding the other topic,

@ AvRS

@xator11: thanks!

@sakindia123: It checks for FLUXI in the kernel name - not to protect it but to avoid whining users, "IT DOES NOT WORKZ!!!"

xator91 · Jun 14, 2012

myfluxi said:
Please search this thread about my opinion about pegasusq on the sgs2. It's one of Gökhan's dreams, and I wholeheartedly respect his excellent work on getting it running on our device. But again, imho it offers no advantage at all.

If I work on a kernel for the sgs3 I will surely use some of his knowledge about the nessecary steps to patch cpufreq and hotplugging logics. But even on a quad core - I do not see the advantage as there are no applications (except for demos and benchmarks) that effectively make use of multicore.

If you need pegasusq, allright but please search elsewhere

Regarding the other topic, @ AvRS

@xator11: thanks!

@sakindia123: It checks for FLUXI in the kernel name - not to protect it but to avoid whining users, "IT DOES NOT WORKZ!!!"

Thanks too for your best kernel

AvRS · Jun 14, 2012

myfluxi said:
Regarding the other topic, @ AvRS

It's one of those things you don't forget easily especially when everything else in that discussion was factual.

myfluxi said:
@sakindia123: It checks for FLUXI in the kernel name - not to protect it but to avoid whining users, "IT DOES NOT WORKZ!!!"

This is good news for those that build from your sources

Will look forwarding to testing as always.

Crazy-Silver · Jun 14, 2012

AvRS said:
Was proven by Gok to be nothing more than a renamed hotplug governor so would be worthless in this kernel and we already have a tweaked Ondemand which works perfectly. My advice would be to stick with that kernel if you like it that much or search the forum for abyssplug or assplug (I'm not being rude that's what it was referred to as so may help you find posts about it).

---------- Post added at 01:47 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:47 PM ----------

It's just been updated today a couple of posts earlier than yours

myfluxi said:
Please search this thread about my opinion about pegasusq on the sgs2. It's one of Gökhan's dreams, and I wholeheartedly respect his excellent work on getting it running on our device. But again, imho it offers no advantage at all.

If I work on a kernel for the sgs3 I will surely use some of his knowledge about the nessecary steps to patch cpufreq and hotplugging logics. But even on a quad core - I do not see the advantage as there are no applications (except for demos and benchmarks) that effectively make use of multicore.

If you need pegasusq, allright but please search elsewhere

Regarding the other topic, @ AvRS

@xator11: thanks!

@sakindia123: It checks for FLUXI in the kernel name - not to protect it but to avoid whining users, "IT DOES NOT WORKZ!!!"

Thanks guys...... I am on fluxxi from yesterday and I don't know autor's opinion about this governor.... I like a lot the ondemand gov of this kernel....

Samsung Galaxy S II Powered by CyanogenMod 9 + Fluxxi Kernel

JAG131990 · Jun 14, 2012

So xxTweaker is no where to be found not in app drawer not in system -> apps. Not in titanium backup yet when I go to install it says previous version blah blah. I didn't try to remove it I just tried to open it from apex and it said app isn't installed it just dissapeared

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AvRS · Jun 14, 2012

JAG131990 said:
So xxTweaker is no where to be found not in app drawer not in system -> apps. Not in titanium backup yet when I go to install it says previous version blah blah. I didn't try to remove it I just tried to open it from apex and it said app isn't installed it just dissapeared

Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk 2

Look in /data/app and it should be there called net.fluxi something or another. Delete it and try again.

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Honusnap · Jun 14, 2012

Prashanthme said:
Hi guys.. I m on Paranoidandroid with fluxi kernel.. But the automatic brightness is not working properly with this kernel.. Rest other kernel its works.. It takes more than 15 seconds.. and when it reaches brightness if i come to dark side it doesn decrease to low.. It stays thr only.. any solution?

Yep, set the "Exynos Sensor HAL" to Open Source sensor
xxTweaker => System

myfluxi · Jun 14, 2012

AvRS said:
This is good news for those that build from your sources Will look forwarding to testing as always.

Problem is I want a simple check, a string, litttle I/O. I have an idea for KANG'ers, something like: if not string FLUXI; then check for $file; else...

The presence of the file would be enough. So you wouldn't be forced to use the FLUXI localversion string if you don't like it. Maybe "/system/etc/fluxi_compatible"? Waddaya think?

krarvind · Jun 14, 2012

myfluxi said:
Problem is I want a simple check, a string, litttle I/O. I have an idea for KANG'ers, something like: if not string FLUXI; then check for $file; else...

The presence of the file would be enough. So you wouldn't be forced to use the FLUXI localversion string if you don't like it. Maybe "/system/etc/fluxi_compatible"? Waddaya think?

that works for me. as you know i compile from your sources, if its a matter of placing fluxi_compatible in /system/etc, i will be happy to.

myfluxi · Jun 14, 2012

It's there, to be published with the next version.

AvRS · Jun 14, 2012

myfluxi said:
It's there, to be published with the next version.

Great stuff

I didn't wanna answer your question as I only do the testing, krarvind does the compiling

This is what XDA is about, great to see you accept and make your work more accessible to others.

Sent from my GT-I9100

yahyoh · Jun 14, 2012

Crazy-Silver said:
Can you add abyssplug governor from abyss kernel? And can you add 25mhz and 50mhz?

Samsung Galaxy S II Powered by CyanogenMod 9 + Fluxxi Kernel

really

and 50 and 25 are useless even 100

Honusnap · Jun 14, 2012

myfluxi said:
Problem is I want a simple check, a string, litttle I/O. I have an idea for KANG'ers, something like: if not string FLUXI; then check for $file; else...

The presence of the file would be enough. So you wouldn't be forced to use the FLUXI localversion string if you don't like it. Maybe "/system/etc/fluxi_compatible"? Waddaya think?

If not string FLUXI, just ask a question when xxTweaker is launched "Is your Kernel Fluxi ready ?" (only the first time), up to the user to click yes/no and have problems if it is not.
I always experience problems with too much test and conditions before using a product.
/system/etc/fluxi_compatible... then ..? I install a new kernel that is not compatible on top of a Fluxi install... xxTweaker check in /system/etc/fluxi_compatible .. ok.. go go .. but it isn't compatible.

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