[KERNEL] HO!NO! Palace...
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I would guess that the setting that controls the clock speed on boot is saved on the data partition. The boot and system partitions are typically not modified directly while the phone is booted up.
Make a Nandroid backup before doing your testing. Once you get to a clock speed that causes problems, restore only the data partition of your Nandroid backup (select "advanced restore" when restoring the backup), and you should be good to go.
If that doesn't work, then just restore the whole Nandroid backup.
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It seems to save the cpu settings in the boot partition, since I was having success restoring only that and getting back to my underclocked value.
After just a few minutes, this seems pretty snappy with the CM9 kernel. HoNo, what did you do other than setting OC/UV?
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Quick question. Could I use any nightly build for the CM9 builds? Or do I have to use a specific one?
[q] does the kernel handle the # of images in the battery icon?
reason i ask is after installing this badass ho!ho! kernel my 1% battery icon is no longer able to handle 1% increments. i don't recall if i had messed around with other settings at the time so just trying to isolate.
reason i ask is after installing this badass ho!ho! kernel my 1% battery icon is no longer able to handle 1% increments. i don't recall if i had messed around with other settings at the time so just trying to isolate.
I'm wondering about your experience with this CM9 kernel on newer nightlies. I've been testing and it seems faster with some older nightlies, but about the same with newer ones. And battery drains faster for me. I'm wondering if there have been enough changes in the nightlies to affect the performance of HoNo's kernel.
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Yeah.. my battery life hasn't been as good as when I first installed the kernal back in the 5/15 nightly. I have brought my clocks back to stock to test. That's probably the reason why HO!NO! wanted to wait for a release candidate before working on a custom kernal..
any kernel update for the new ics !
I need kernel source to do something
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I need kernel source to do something
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lol !
sorry i forgot about that !
so is any work going on with the leak ics ?
i mean any custom rom with tweaks and all !
lol !
sorry i forgot about that !
so is any work going on with the leak ics ?
i mean any custom rom with tweaks and all !
Nothing from me I prefer to wait for official release.
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27To avoid mess up in tread i decide to separate kernel from Rom.
This is going to be my Kernel palace
GB Kernel V1 include:
Overclock to max stable 1836 mhz
Under-volt all frequency
New low power level (Saves ~8ma at battery for low fps apps)
Add 5 more frequency table
Use readl_relaxed and writel_relaxed
Add interactive, smartassv2, lagfree governor
Implementation of 2-Phase OnDemand
P930 Gingerbread Kernel V1 (Work on Nitro HD and Bell Optimus LTE)
SU640 Gingerbread Kernel V1
LU6200 Gingerbread Kernel V1
P930 CM9 Kernel V4
Mirror
HO!NO! GitHub
75New Kernel is coming with
New: Overclock GPU to 320mhz was 266mhz.
Repair: for real that time ondemand 2 phase now working...
Repair: change voltage in avs.h for cpu overclock.
Change: SCHED GENTLE_FAIR_SLEEPERS to 0.
Change: by default ondemand governor and deadline scheduler.
Change: interactive governor detail to save battery.
Download to come...55Here something to test for you all CM9 lover
HO!NO!_CM9_Kernel-V1_for_P930-13.05.12.zip
undervolt and overclock
