thankuuuu brother
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Excuse my ignorance, but I cant seem to find that folder anywhere on my SD :S Should I create it or overwrite them once android is loaded? (SD is on PC and Im able to see hidden files)
Thanks.
[kernel][2.6.32.24](BFS+HAVS+BFQ+OC+UV+AXI) build on 17.10.2010(evo-v0.1.h/n1-v0.1.d)
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Excuse my ignorance, but I cant seem to find that folder anywhere on my SD :S Should I create it or overwrite them once android is loaded? (SD is on PC and Im able to see hidden files)
Thanks.
Works perfect for me using the same build. Try replacing the files again and rebooting Android.
I always use the Terminal to replace files..here is what I do -
1. Replace zImage.
2. Open Terminal.
3. Type su. Press Enter.
4. Type mount -o remount rw /system. Press Enter.
5. Type cp /sdcard/bcm4329.ko /system/lib/modules. Press Enter.
6. Type cp /sdcard/tun.ko /system/lib/modules. Press Enter
7. Reboot.
8. Enable WiFi. Sometimes it gives Error the first time, but it works after that.
P.S : Also make sure you have the latest firmware from http://htc-linux.org/wiki/index.php?title=LeoWifi
1. Replace zImage.
2. Open Terminal.
3. Type su. Press Enter.
4. Type mount -o remount rw /system. Press Enter.
5. Type cp /sdcard/bcm4329.ko /system/lib/modules. Press Enter.
6. Type cp /sdcard/tun.ko /system/lib/modules. Press Enter
7. Reboot.
8. Enable WiFi. Sometimes it gives Error the first time, but it works after that.
P.S : Also make sure you have the latest firmware from http://htc-linux.org/wiki/index.php?title=LeoWifi
I am using Nexus One Android 2.2 Build FRG33 [mccm v1] with kernel R9.
With this no better results. No wifi (twice installed) and lower quadrantscore. Sorry.
With this no better results. No wifi (twice installed) and lower quadrantscore. Sorry.
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so i've tested the 850 version and its really bad after using any internet data wifi or 3g/2g whether it's downloading stuff from the android market or simply browsing the web it almost intantly gets in rebooted.the 925 is stable enough tried it on with very extensive usage of about an hour before it rebooted.It's good enough for me,but i can't really imagine someone being able to use 850 without having boot loops
Using mattc 1.7...
First Quadrant bench gave me the worst result ever (~1100), the next ones gave me the best results ever (~1600/1700)!
So far, the biggest issue I found too is the "erratic scrolling"!
First Quadrant bench gave me the worst result ever (~1100), the next ones gave me the best results ever (~1600/1700)!
So far, the biggest issue I found too is the "erratic scrolling"!
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1I absolutely take no creative credit in making this kernel as all I have done is putting them together and build based on the LEO kernel tree. The real credit goes to them.
I am using a TMobile HD2 / ChuckyDroidROm / Radio 2.12.50. Please note that the HAVS does not work well with interactive governor (but it may still works for you device). If you are experiencing scrolling lag, try the kernel without BFS feature.
I did not go through each one of them. I have only tested the BFQ-OC-UV-AXI-850mv-0.1.e with darkstone's HD, which works fine on my HD2. Its bit slow at start once everything is settle down, its pretty fast and no lag for me. But this might not be the case for you.
In the future, i will only provide the kernels that are popular. Right now, there are just too many combinations and takes really long time to upload them.
feature:
AB: Audio Boost
AXI: AXI frequency tweak
BFQ: BFQ IO scheduler (default CFS)
BFS: BFS cpu scheduler (default CFS)
HAVS: Hybrid Adaptive Voltage Scaling (Static Voltage Scaling - SVS is default)
OC: OverClock
UV: UnderVolt
OC, UV and AXI features are the standard feature for EVO based kernel.
EBAT: Extended battery (please provide feedback to hastarin http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=787588)
By default, the EVO based kernels are not overclocked. Please use setCPU or userinit.sh/user.conf script to enable overclock.
You can choice the combination you want.
EVO based kernel:
if you are experiencing scrolling lag, try the kernel without BFS.
N1/htc-msm-2.6.32.9 based kernel (I tested the BFS-HAVS-BFQ-OC-UV-AXI_850mv-0.1.b kernel works fine so far.):
EVO Log:
N1 Log:
Credits:
I hope someone can take advantage of the source and make it better as i have limited time to test and improve them.
My gitorious for evo based kernel (something wrong with my old tree, so i recreate a new one)
if you like the work i do, you are always welcome to buy me a cup of coffee
