This kernel doesn't work with ClockworkMod.
Also, trying to work out if there is any interest in an app that will install / uninstall this fix for you. Basically, it would detect what device you have, and then give you a list of kernels it could download and install. Plus an option to restore your original kernel.
Any interest in this, or comments? Or are you mostly happy with the update.zip method already?
This kernel doesn't work with ClockworkMod.
Also, trying to work out if there is any interest in an app that will install / uninstall this fix for you. Basically, it would detect what device you have, and then give you a list of kernels it could download and install. Plus an option to restore your original kernel.
Any interest in this, or comments? Or are you mostly happy with the update.zip method already?
This would be very interesting. It would help many users who are not comfortable with flashing and all. But the apk should be very comprehensive and without any fuss. Just simple UI having plain options to choose from.
BTW i appreciate the works of all the devs on xda for making SGS smoother and faster.
Hi, could someone help me?
I don't know if I done it well, I follow this steps:
1-I created a disable lagfix folders /sdcard/voodoo/disable-lagfix
2-I shut down the phone, so when on again, a voice notify me that is disabling lagfix and when finished started again.
3- Once started without lagfix, I erase voodoo/disable-lagfix folders and place update.zip in sdcard and shutdown
4- When I turn it on again, here's where I start it again with 3 buttons combo to apply update.zip, but before appearing recovery mode, it appears the voice telling that is applying lagfix ext4 again, and when finishes appears recovery mode and I apply update.zip correctly
I think that I haven't done it correctly....what do you think? because before apply update.zip it apply vodoo lagfix ext4 again...
QUadrant is 1420 points after doing that, with JM8 firmware.
Hi, could someone help me?
I don't know if I done it well, I follow this steps:
1-I created a disable lagfix folders /sdcard/voodoo/disable-lagfix
2-I shut down the phone, so when on again, a voice notify me that is disabling lagfix and when finished started again.
3- Once started without lagfix, I erase voodoo/disable-lagfix folders and place update.zip in sdcard and shutdown
4- When I turn it on again, here's where I start it again with 3 buttons combo to apply update.zip, but before appearing recovery mode, it appears the voice telling that is applying lagfix ext4 again, and when finishes appears recovery mode and I apply update.zip correctly
I think that I haven't done it correctly....what do you think? because before apply update.zip it apply vodoo lagfix ext4 again...
QUadrant is 1420 points after doing that, with JM8 firmware.
The mistake you made was in #3
You erased the voodoo/disable-lagfix
You need to leave that there until you flash a new kernel!
PS. Does anybody know where the NILFS2 kernel has gone to?
-make a folder named "disable-lagfix" in /sdcard/Voodoo
-reboot
-remove /sdcard/Voodoo/disable-lagfix folder
-apply update.zip
Careful, if you flash the update.zip directly over the old one, without disabling the lag fix, it will do a wipe. At least, that's what happened to me .
For me it didn't. Comming from Vodoo Beta4 . All done in 20 seconds and still have root and all data.
I currently have voodoo beta 4 running on my phone. Are you saying that I can flash this version without disabling the voodoo lag fix first?
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I currently have voodoo beta 4 running on my phone. Are you saying that I can flash this version without disabling the voodoo lag fix first?
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I currently have voodoo beta 4 running on my phone. Are you saying that I can flash this version without disabling the voodoo lag fix first?
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wow, you are still using JF3? I'd recommend an update to JM9. i'm sure this will fix your problems