[Kernel 3.1.10-ICUP] { NS & NS4G } 1/26/2012 ( Speedy-7 ) No Conflict

[eugene373]

ICUP Kernel Edition​

Features:
**** ->>> Ice Cream Universal Product <<<-->>> ICUP Kernel Edition <<<- ****
~ Updated Kernel Version to 3.1.10-ICUP
~~~ Fixed issues with MIUI & Other Rom's
~~~ GPS 100% Fixed for NS4G Users
~~~ Tweaked Conservative Gov.
~~~ Tweaked lulzactive Gov.
~~~ Added brazilianwax Gov.
~~~ Added intellidemand Gov.
~~~ Added lionheart Gov.
~~~ Added ondemandx Gov.
~~~ Added savagedzen Gov.
~~~ Added Wheatley Gov.
~~ Updated to 3.1.10
~~ USB Tethering Fixed
~~ CFQ I/O By Default now
~~ misc Fixes
~~ Camera Fixed for NS4G Users
~~ VR I/O Added
~~ LCD Voltage Drop
~~ Lagfree Governor
~~ Interactivex Governor
~ OTA ICS Compatible + Newer Custom Rom's
~ OC now Stable up to 1.44GHz ( GPU FB Fixed as well at this speed )
~ Live OC Supported (limited to 115%, anything over that wont take effect)
~ Data Corruption is now Fixed
~ Reboots Fixed
~ 100Mhz Screen on Idle Fixed
~ GPS Tweaks is unknown via NS4G User at this current time.
~ ro.secure=0
~ Voodoo Sound
~ Voodoo Color
~ BLD Supported
~ BLN Supported
~ Touch-wake Supported
~ Deep Idle ( DIDLE ) Not to be confused with Ezekeel Deep_Idle Mod
~ BT Sleep ( Needs Patched Rom to work correctly )
~ Stock Voltage
~ Added Bigmem patch
~ TUN is now built-in
~ CIFS is now built-in
~ Battery 100% fix ( Only Cosmetic, still stops charging at 96% like all android Devices )
~ NSTools Supported
~ added dm-cache
~ kernel:sched: LOAD_FREQ (4*HZ+61) avoids loadavg
~ BFQ Supported
~ CFQ Supported
~ SIO Supported
~ Noop Supported
~ Deadline Supported
~ readahead edits
~ block: limit default readahead size for small devices
~ ext4 edits
~ init.d Supported
~ *Governors Supported* ~
* lulzactive
* minmax
* lazy
* smartassV2
* smartass
* interactive
* conservative
* ondemand
* userspace
* powersave
* scary ( Fixed Sleep of Death )
* performance

Typical Questions Asked:
~ Switch you Mobile browser to desktop mode to download the link..
~ No I won't be adding Lazy Gov.
~ BLX patch is not needed, the charging is fixed via the battery.c file in the kernel source
~ Deep Idle stats will never show! It's not the same!!!!
~ Yes, Battery life is awesome
~ Yes, Benchmarks will be lower than the last builds.... However what little hit we took we gained in battery.​

Installing?
Boot into CWM & Flash.... Reboot & Enjoy!

Kernel Source: https://github.com/eugene373/Nexus_S_ICS

NSTools by arifhn:
NSTools

Download: BLN / BLD / Touch-wake Turned Off Version & Needs NSTools to Activate
3.1.10_ANY-KERNEL-SPEEDY-7.zip

* For those who ask about the Kernel Governors, I/O Schedulers, etc *

You can refer your questions here :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1369817
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1369817

Many thanks to droidphile for the useful explanations.

Special Thanks:
To the Voodoo Man Supercurio, For Giving use Voodoo
To the Man Ezekeel!! For all the wonderful work & Patches he provides!!!!!!
Thanks to Neldar! BLN is awesome right!! ( Please buy his app to show Support )
Thanks to Morfic for overclock
Thanks to arifhn for NSTools
Thanks to Koush for Any Kernel

 

[SimDroid]

sweet. Do we have to wait for so long for oc to be enabled in stock ics?

Sent from my Nexus S using xda premium

 

[TrueYears]

gonna wait for a flashable zip file

 

[RANDYRKELLY]

Nice thanks.

Sent from my Nexus S using Tapatalk

---------- Post added at 12:39 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:35 AM ----------

one question u know whats different on this one from 3.0.8?

 

[AndroidUser00110001]

Kernel works really nice on my AOSP ROM

 

[fatypaul]

Ready for another ICS

 

[evilisto]

gonna wait for a flashable zip file

here is flashable version... : http://www.mediafire.com/?44xggd3apnta5f5

this kernel is working great for me.. i got better result from quadrant too

 

[fatypaul]

here is flashable version... : http://www.mediafire.com/?44xggd3apnta5f5

this kernel is working great for me.. i got better result from quadrant too

I think he means flashable rom zip file.

 

[JY02800190]

after flash it, why my phone silence

 

[nadiros]

here is flashable version... : http://www.mediafire.com/?44xggd3apnta5f5

this kernel is working great for me.. i got better result from quadrant too

Can confirm that after flashing this specific file in recovery I no longer have any sound either

Better stick with fastboot or repack the CWM version

-peace-

 

[d_phekt]

Very thankful to see another kernel from eugene. Been using his kernels since my SGS Vibrant days.

Sent from my Google Nexus S using xda premium

 

[eugene373]

after flash it, why my phone silence

I forgot to config the sound driver, doing that now & posting a new boot.img

 

[eugene373]

Sound is now Fixed.... with that bug out of the way, signing off until after X-Mas

 

[Lakers3408]

Sound is now Fixed.... with that bug out of the way, signing off until after X-Mas

Thank you kind Sir. may Santa bring you everything on your Xmas list

 

[nadiros]

CWM flashable

Here's a repack of evilisto's flashable zip now with eugene373's fixed(sound) kernel.


All creds to them - Thanks guys


Smooooth kernal. Lookin forward to further development

-peace-


edit ---link removed---

 

[htcclay]

In case you're wondering "What's New?"

With the release of real-time (RT) kernel 3.0.9-rt25, Thomas Gleixner has declared that the Linux 3.0-based RT tree is now ready for use in live systems. He noted that this new version series represents a major leap forward and that development has run pretty smoothly, despite major revisions to many of the core techniques.

Gleixner has now handed over responsibility for maintaining RT patches for Linux 3.0 to Steven Rostedt, who recently released a pre-release version of Linux 3.0.9-rt26 for evaluation. Gleixner has ported the changes aimed at improving real-time properties to pre-release versions of Linux 3.2 (1, 2, 3). The RT patch has shrunk substantially in the process, as some of the changes have now been incorporated into the main development tree.

Kernel version status In view of the maturity of the RT patch for Linux 3.0, Greg Kroah-Hartman is ending support for the 2.6.33 series with the release of Linux 2.6.33.20. As of late it had been being maintained solely for the benefit of real-time developers, with the previous stable real-time patch based on Linux 2.6.33.

Kroah-Hartman has also released stable versions 2.6.32.48, 3.0.9 and 3.1.1. The two 3.x stable versions each include more than 200 minor enhancements and bug fixes. The 3.0.10 and 3.1.2 kernels have just been released too. Most stable and long term kernels are now available from a git repository on Kernel.org.

As predicted in the first Kernel Log in the "Coming in 3.2" series, last week Linus Torvalds released the second pre-release version of Linux 3.2, with the third set to follow shortly. The latter will see the removal of a system for user-friendly disk names, merged during the 3.2 merge window, which has since come in for flak from a number of key kernel hackers. The developer behind the patch now plans to implement a userspace solution to achieve the same objective.

RC3 includes a number of patches produced using information gleaned from Windows drivers which deactivate power saving feature ASPM (Active State Power Management) with specific hardware configurations. The patch to restore the PCIe power-saving technology to being active by default on many systems is not, however, set to make its way into the kernel until Linux 3.3. Fedora and Ubuntu have nonetheless already integrated this change into some of their kernels for testing purposes.


Source: http://www.h-online.com/open/features/Kernel-Log-real-time-kernel-goes-Linux-3-0-1382791.html

 

[wildestpixel]

As sweet as a nut - many thanks Eugene.

Anyone know if its insecured ?

 

[eugene373]

3.0.13 now Posted...

 

[minori_aoi]

What's the advantage of this new Kernel compared to the stock 3.0.8 kernel ?

 

[bravo04]

3.0.13 now Posted...

is that official from google..??