I also think the stock speeds are the lowest entry, in which case its a big big improvement all round!don't see how that's an improvement
Thats worse than stock??? Or and I missing something?
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FauxKernel [002] Intelliplug/FIOPS/TaskPacking/Arm64 Topo/PowerSuspend [12/22/2014]
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Because you have encryption disabled while this has encryption enabled ?
relax pal... you have had multiple posts in this thread criticizing. Kernel is first release. Sounds like you have compiled and utilized your own kernel offering, if you have fixed something (in r10 of yours??) how about submit a patch for perusal on his git repo or suggest an idea on here that he and others can read and help us all. No dig at you just simple etiquette stuff.:good:
I know sorry guys
I just got shocked and worried
because they said it was an improvement
Sorry guys my criticizing
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You can use Flashify to load the kernel if you don't want to use a computer. Just drop the img file in the right flashify sub folder and restore as boot img and reboot. Wala, you've got Faux Kernel.
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Or add the boot script to updater script of flashable zip.
Faux is a legend on the N4 forums, so having him around here is a huge boost to the N9 development.
Faux, looking forward for you sound and gamma implementation on this device
Faux, looking forward for you sound and gamma implementation on this device
Finally got around to unlocking my bootloader and rooting and what not. Nice to see my favorite kernel was waiting for me, just flashed up and running just fine so far. Hope this turns up some much better battery results than stock.
After flashing kernel this way my N9 is booting since 10 minutes. Can you exactly explain how to use flashify?
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Okay got it booting successfull, but now I only get errors like Play Services stops, Gmail stops and so on. Does anyone has an Idee?
Always, always, always make a nandroid before flashing anything so if you do have a boo boo you can restore like it never happened.
By chance did you make a nandroid?
If so I'd say restore and try again.
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Just flash a new kernel over the top. Restoring the whole nandroid for a kernel is kind of pointless since it shouldn't affect the other partitions.
I flashed an other kernel and everything is fine again.
But I wanted to try this one and flashing an other does not solve this.
By the way, I came from fire ice kernel...
Installed yesterday, super smooth. No issues booting up. Running rooted stock.
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