Except that his other kernel locked up the phone randomly. That was the whole point of my posting here.
Hey dsb, I know you said you weren't going to maintain this kernel nor provide individual modifications to it, but is there *any* way you could compile this kernel with just the battery fix also in it from the other kernel? I would normally agree that individual requests would become overwhelming, but that fix isn't just a random feature request. It's an actual bug in the stock kernel that should really be addressed by HTC but obviously you beat them to it. It might also be a good test to see if that fix is what is causing the freezing problem on the other kernel, since the best way to test that (unfortunately) is probably going to be testing kernels by either inclusion of changes on stock, or exclusion of changes on modded. As a developer myself, I totally understand the frustration in tracking down bugs that can't be easily reproduced by any one given method. If you'd like someone to test the extra change, I'll gladly volunteer my device.
I understand if you don't want to fulfill this request, and no hard feelings if you can't or don't want to. Really appreciate all you've already done.
Is Google Wallet possible with system write now? I miss paying for my Big Mac with my phone
Scrolling through xda it started to get really laggy and then sod. I'm using no frills controller on Msm-dcvs, no other changes. Loving the battery life, I will just stick with it.
On THIS kernel?
Please don't touch my "Thanks" button, it doesn't like you...
On THIS kernel?
Please don't touch my "Thanks" button, it doesn't like you...
Hey dsb, I know you said you weren't going to maintain this kernel nor provide individual modifications to it, but is there *any* way you could compile this kernel with just the battery fix also in it from the other kernel? I would normally agree that individual requests would become overwhelming, but that fix isn't just a random feature request. It's an actual bug in the stock kernel that should really be addressed by HTC but obviously you beat them to it. It might also be a good test to see if that fix is what is causing the freezing problem on the other kernel, since the best way to test that (unfortunately) is probably going to be testing kernels by either inclusion of changes on stock, or exclusion of changes on modded. As a developer myself, I totally understand the frustration in tracking down bugs that can't be easily reproduced by any one given method. If you'd like someone to test the extra change, I'll gladly volunteer my device.
I understand if you don't want to fulfill this request, and no hard feelings if you can't or don't want to. Really appreciate all you've already done.
You either didn't flash the modules in recovery or didn't flash the kernel in fastboot.
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i did but i'll redo both
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do i flash the modules zip first? and then flash the boot.img?
Does not matter.
Please don't touch my "Thanks" button, it doesn't like you...
Still can't get wifi working this is what i did,
flash the modules zip in cwm
adb'd to reboot into bootloader
fastboot flash boot boot.img
And then rebooted, eveything works but my WiFi just says turning on.I checked the md5 and its correct.
Did you go into fastboot, or just bootloader? Because this is what happens when you don't flash it.
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Still can't get wifi working this is what i did,
flash the modules zip in cwm
adb'd to reboot into bootloader
fastboot flash boot boot.img
And then rebooted, eveything works but my WiFi just says turning on.I checked the md5 and its correct.