That's curious - I'm on running 4.9 on a 4.2.2 rom, and yeah, the option to capture last_kmsg is indeed greyed out, but that could be because there aren't any error messages for it to be generated. Don't know for sure, but that's my guess. Maybe someone with better knowledge can chime in here.
If you want just the kmsg, then yes you'll need a different app like SysLog.
I guess you really going hard on device....there is still more to explore with this device:sly:BOO-YOW!
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AJK and zzmoove baby! :sly:I guess you really going hard on device....there is still more to explore with this device:sly:
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That was the default profile with zzmoove awake gov. The only changes i made to default profile was max CPU 1400 MHz and GPU 5th step set to 330m MHz. Vpll on, of course...uhm...Hello!
VERY nice!
Settings?
I've never really understood or liked the idea of making ad-blocking part of a ROM. It really has no place with a ROM and you don't best-serve the user by sticking them with a dependency on a static hosts file that doesn't get updated unless they update the ROM. It's best done with something like AdAway, which works great, independent of the ROM and is updated frequently and automatically.
It has, indeed!
Sounds like you need some testers!It has, indeed!
And not without reason I might add
To sum it all up "short & sweet" like: size matters.
It has become VERY difficult to create 1 kernel that will boot on all (or even most) AOSP ROMs due to size limitations. Ican make, err actually I have made.. , a kernel that works very well on CM11 - and another that works nicely with OmniROM. But they are both pretty far apart and combining them is proving to be very difficult.
I will keep trying
That's the truth, I also have a note 2 and haven't found anything to compare to the kernel on my s2.
No idea. How do I check this? When flashing it says nothing about an md5 sum.
Well that's because it doesn't have anything to do with flashing. It's a way to check if a file is what it say it is, for lack of a more educated explanation.
Okay great, I'll do that now, but when I do, what would be the typical solution for this? Using a different recovery? I mean, I'm trying to flash a kernel that's supposed to be compatible with my rom, soooo.....?Well that's because it doesn't have anything to do with flashing. It's a way to check if a file is what it say it is, for lack of a more educated explanation.
Google it, then go to the play store and get md5 checker. You will need the md5 sum from the place you downloaded AJK
Edit: here
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