Help! How to add F2FS support to NBD90Z 3.10.103 Kernel?

[Root Wizard]

Hey devs, I am very new to kernel development and have searched endlessly for a topic of such, but to no (at least up to date) avail. So here I ask, can someone please tell me how to add F2FS support to my kernel? I am building NBD90Z based on 3.103.10. Thanks!

 

[Root Wizard]

Anybody?

 

[Root Wizard]

Hey devs, I am very new to kernel development and have searched endlessly for a topic of such, but to no (at least up to date) avail. So here I ask, can someone please tell me how to add F2FS support to my kernel? I am building NBD90Z based on 3.103.10. Thanks!

EDIT:Nevermind figured it out. Delete thread.

 

[caballon]

EDIT:Nevermind figured it out. Delete thread.

can you share your work or i can help testing for your kernel and rom if you like!!!

 

[Root Wizard]

can you share your work or i can help testing for your kernel and rom if you like!!!

Of course! http://forum.xda-developers.com/nex...-magikernel-fe-dm-ak2-3-103-10-t3477124/page4

 

[caballon]

Of course! http://forum.xda-developers.com/nex...-magikernel-fe-dm-ak2-3-103-10-t3477124/page4

With this I can change file system to f2fs and bettered the the performance on the phone?
Can you help to do it right!!!!

 

[Root Wizard]

With this I can change file system to f2fs and bettered the the performance on the phone?
Can you help to do it right!!!!

Yes, you can change the /data and /cache partitions to (in most cases) gain performance. To do this:
-Fully backup via TWRP
-Download TWRP 3.0.2 F2FS version(search the web for this, its somewhere but I forget)
-Reboot to TWRP & Format the desired partitions by going to Wipe->Advanced Wipe->(Check one partion at a time /daya or /cache)->Change filesystem->F2FS
-Flash kernel
Note formating /data wipes the internal storage (pictures/music/anything on the phone in /sdcard and /data really.)

 

[caballon]

Yes, you can change the /data and /cache partitions to (in most cases) gain performance. To do this:
-Fully backup via TWRP
-Download TWRP 3.0.2 F2FS version(search the web for this, its somewhere but I forget)
-Reboot to TWRP & Format the desired partitions by going to Wipe->Advanced Wipe->(Check one partion at a time /daya or /cache)->Change filesystem->F2FS
-Flash kernel
Note formating /data wipes the internal storage (pictures/music/anything on the phone in /sdcard and /data really.)

The system doesn't apply right???
and then I can restore the data or it can't be done let me know thanks!!!!

 

[Root Wizard]

The system doesn't apply right???

It wouldn't even help the system partition, and yes, it would be set to ext4 every boot anyways.

 

[caballon]

It wouldn't even help the system partition, and yes, it would be set to ext4 every boot anyways.

But the question is can I restore data after flash kernel!!!!

 

[Root Wizard]

But the question is can I restore data after flash kernel!!!!

Yes, but not on F2FS from ext4

 

[Idiosyncratinom]

EDIT:Nevermind figured it out. Delete thread.

How did you do it?

 

[trax7]

EDIT:Nevermind figured it out. Delete thread.

How did you do it?

I see this thread has been abandoned for quite some time but I have the same question - I want to do this for my device and this is the closest I've gotten to a good answer...

 

[Black_Hat01]

I see this thread has been abandoned for quite some time but I have the same question - I want to do this for my device and this is the closest I've gotten to a good answer...

Well I don't know what OP did, but you can enable F2FS support in your device's defconfig, and cherry pick the latest F2FS updates on top of that. I can provide more information on how if you need but I'm in a pinch right now.