I'm unable to play videos (YouTube app or local MX Player) when install this kernel on top of CM10.1 RC4.
download & install bigmem zip as mentioned in op
I'm unable to play videos (YouTube app or local MX Player) when install this kernel on top of CM10.1 RC4.
download & install bigmem zip as mentioned in op
github status is normal, https://status.github.com/weird I cant access your repo for the epic kernel
github status is normal, https://status.github.com/
but I need to repeat "git remote update" couple times before it finished without error few hours a go
btw I already update the stock-cm branch yesterday to kernel 3.0.83
Cool we updated on aries too thanks to DerTeufel well you know him lol
Will this work for the epic for usb otg https://github.com/sztupy/samsung-kernel-aries/commits/android-samsung-3.0-ics
I already try build with that and tested by someone ask for usb otg, the result still bad. I decide to revert all usb otg things after that test.
Both patch (crespo & aries) not cleanly applied, so there's still a possibility that it might works. For me, it something that I can't fix![]()
I did it all manually file-by-file and line-by-line it's going to take longer but I'm sure it's worth it.
I did that too (this might be bring some mistakes) + last fix for linaro by stratosk, while the crespo is easier to apply (less manual edit) the result still the same according to tester in previous post.
You may post your kernel build here and offer people that have the hardware to test. It will be great if the test working as desired.
Unable to download from market with the 614 kernel with Crom rom, anyone have the same issue?
If it's not too much trouble, could you upload a version without Voodoo Color? I like the performance features of this kernel, but Voodoo Color makes bars go across the screen when automatic brightness is on last time I checked.
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I really hate that I can't use your kernel any more
I actually loved the color and of course the overclocking
This green tint really bums me out though.....![]()
One good thing about voodoo color is we can tune the valueI think set the gamma to alternate or punchy setting was enough to prevent green tint showed up. And that easy to do because already preset in the app.
I've test the extreme gamma value (60,60,60) without green tint on my screen.
yes, just search voodoo soundIts an app from the Play Store?
yes, just search voodoo sound
thats what I thought, I actually sat and played around with every setting in there the other day......green tint no matter what![]()
I'll revert a commit (disable voodoo mdnie) for next nutest, seems it cause the trouble.Does anyone else get random reboots? Sometimes I'll be doing something like scrolling on Facebook or reading a text and suddenly my screen goes fuzzy for about 20 seconds and my phone reboots.
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Download:Restore CWM 6.0.x.x from TWRP:
If you want CWM to replace TWRP, you can read this guide
Stock wanna be:
If you want stock cm-10.1 kernel with minimal changes, you can read this epicmtd-cm-10.1-MmDd.zip release.
Nutest flavor:
Based on same config with more experimental feature and tends to unstable. Find it on nutest-jb42_er/nr-twrp-MmDd.zip release.
A. From epic to ns4g modem:
- Install nitest-jb42_nr-twrp-xxxx.zip from cwm/twrp
- Reboot to recovery again
- Install modem-nr-KL2.zip and nr-blobs-install.zip
- Reboot to system with unknown baseband!
- Change this 9 lines on /system/build.prop
From:
To:Code:rild.libpath=/system/lib/libsec-ril40.so ro.config.vc_call_vol_steps=15 net.cdma.pppd.authtype=require-pap net.cdma.pppd.user=user[SPACE]SprintNextel net.interfaces.defaultroute=cdma net.connectivity.type=CDMA1 mobiledata.interfaces=ppp0,uwbr0 ro.telephony.ril_class=EpicRIL ro.ril.samsung_cdma=true
- RebootCode:rild.libpath=/system/lib/libsec-ril.so #ro.config.vc_call_vol_steps=15 #net.cdma.pppd.authtype=require-pap #net.cdma.pppd.user=user[SPACE]SprintNextel #net.interfaces.defaultroute=cdma #net.connectivity.type=CDMA1 #mobiledata.interfaces=ppp0,uwbr0 #ro.telephony.ril_class=EpicRIL #ro.ril.samsung_cdma=true
- New baseband version should appear now...
B. From ns4g to epic modem:
- Install modem-er-FC19.zip, er-blobs-revert.zip and nitest-jb42_er-twrp-xxxx.zip
- Reboot to system with unknown baseband!
- Change this 9 lines on /system/build.prop
From:
To:Code:rild.libpath=/system/lib/libsec-ril.so #ro.config.vc_call_vol_steps=15 #net.cdma.pppd.authtype=require-pap #net.cdma.pppd.user=user[SPACE]SprintNextel #net.interfaces.defaultroute=cdma #net.connectivity.type=CDMA1 #mobiledata.interfaces=ppp0,uwbr0 #ro.telephony.ril_class=EpicRIL #ro.ril.samsung_cdma=true
- RebootCode:rild.libpath=/system/lib/libsec-ril40.so ro.config.vc_call_vol_steps=15 net.cdma.pppd.authtype=require-pap net.cdma.pppd.user=user[SPACE]SprintNextel net.interfaces.defaultroute=cdma net.connectivity.type=CDMA1 mobiledata.interfaces=ppp0,uwbr0 ro.telephony.ril_class=EpicRIL ro.ril.samsung_cdma=true
- New baseband version should appear now...
Requirements:
Ubuntu or other linux distro with development support packages
Simple knowledge about commands on terminal and path in linux
Downloads:
1. Build Tools
https://github.com/didhiy/SimplyCM10/archive/jb42-nitest.zip
2. Kernel Source
https://github.com/didhiy/android_kernel_samsung_epicmtd/archive/nitest.zip
3. Toolchain
http://launchpad.net/linaro-toolcha...-gnueabihf-4.7-2012.11-20121123_linux.tar.bz2
Build folder setup:
Extract all 3 files and rename them to:
1. SimplyCM10
2. android_kernel_samsung_epicmtd
3. arm-linaro-4.7.3
Go to SimplyCM10/create_boot.img, delete initramfs_twrp folder and extract initramfs_twrp.tar.gz to replace it.
Edit absolute path on this 8 files to your real path:
1. android_kernel_samsung_epicmtd/Makefile
find and edit:
2. SimplyCM10/er-cwm.shCode:CROSS_COMPILE ?= /media/DATA2/arm-linaro-4.7.3/bin/arm-linux-gnueabihf- CROSS_COMPILE ?= <your real path>/arm-linaro-4.7.3/bin/arm-linux-gnueabihf-
3. SimplyCM10/er-kxc.sh
4. SimplyCM10/er-twrp.sh
5. SimplyCM10/nr-cwm.sh
6. SimplyCM10/nr-kxc.sh
7. SimplyCM10/nr-twrp.sh
8. SimplyCM10/clean-up.sh
find and edit this on all 7 files:
Code:KERNEL_BUILD_DIR=/media/DATA2/NitestGit/android_kernel_samsung_epicmtd KERNEL_BUILD_DIR=<your real path>/android_kernel_samsung_epicmtd
How to build:
Open terminal and go to SimplyCM10 folder, then execute the scripts:
1. Temporary Kernel
orCode:./er-kxc.sh
This will build a temporary (kexec) kernel, choose er-kxc.sh for Epic Modem & nr-kxc.sh for NS4G Modem.Code:./nr-kxc.sh
The result should be nitest-jb42_er-MMDD-kxc.zip for Epic modem or nitest-jb42_nr-MMDD-kxc.zip for NS4G modem.
Push the zip file to your Epic4G and flash from recovery, if something goes wrong (soft brick, bootloop etc) just do "adb reboot" or pull battery (if necessary) that fault kernel will gone after device reboot or shutdown. Just stop here! and find some help...
If everything is ok, you can continue to next build.
2. Permanent Kernel with CWM Recovery
orCode:./er-cwm.sh
Code:./nr-cwm.sh
3. Permanent Kernel with TWRP Recovery
orCode:./er-twrp.sh
Code:./nr-twrp.sh
This will build a permanent kernel, choose er- prefix for Epic Modem & nr- prefix for NS4G Modem.
The result should be nitest-jb42_nr/er-cwm/twrp-MMDD.zip depends on modem and recovery.
Push the zip file to your Epic4G and flash from recovery, if something goes wrong (soft brick, bootloop) or (the worst) lost your recovery mode! then you must use odin to install a known working mtd kernel with recovery (recommended: create a tar CM10 kernel first) or back to stock.
4. Clean Up Kernel Source
orCode:./clean-up.sh mrproper
orCode:./clean-up.sh distclean
It's recommended to run one of this command before starting to build. Make sure the compile process finish without error, by checking the zImage file on android_kernel_samsung_epicmtd/arch/arm/boot/ folder. If the zImage not exist, that mean the compilation was failed.Code:./clean-up.sh clean
Credits:
zman0900, nubecoder, marcusant, deestroy, xboxfanj, aprosamurai, dyehya, thomaskull666, andy_nu, bbelos, epic cm team & all commiters I've applied on the source
Source code:
https://github.com/didhiy/android_kernel_samsung_epicmtd
https://github.com/didhiy/SimplyCM10
https://github.com/didhiy/create_boot.img
if you could, try using 1050mV and build a test kernel for us to test, can you not put it in a kexek package though, everyone is familiar with odin im pretty sure.![]()