It's my first post on XDA, it took about an hour for me to type this post LOL 
Last month i was taught about how to built a kernel from source using GCC 4.6.3
Then last week I read a thread about GCC vs Linaro then i'm curious about it and i want try to prove it
Last night, I tried to build a kernel using Linaro 4.6.4 and VOILA!!! It worked
This kernel have 10 governor, they are :
- hotplug
- conservativeX
- interactivex
- ondemandX
- sakuractive
- ondemand
- userspace
- powersave
- pegasusq
- performance
and
10 I/O scheduler as well, they are :
- noop
- deadline
- cfq
- row
- sio
- v(r)
- zen
- fifo
- fiops
- bfq
Default Governor : pegasusq
Default I/O Scheduler : V(R)
I think that's all, thaank you for coming :laugh:
Thanks to :
- My mentor @dohasaizo for tutoring me patiently
- @Christopher83 for the toolchain, thanks a lot dude
- Yonis Arafat, thanks broth for your support :silly:
Download it on attachment below
Last month i was taught about how to built a kernel from source using GCC 4.6.3
Then last week I read a thread about GCC vs Linaro then i'm curious about it and i want try to prove it
Last night, I tried to build a kernel using Linaro 4.6.4 and VOILA!!! It worked
This kernel have 10 governor, they are :
- hotplug
- conservativeX
- interactivex
- ondemandX
- sakuractive
- ondemand
- userspace
- powersave
- pegasusq
- performance
and
10 I/O scheduler as well, they are :
- noop
- deadline
- cfq
- row
- sio
- v(r)
- zen
- fifo
- fiops
- bfq
Default Governor : pegasusq
Default I/O Scheduler : V(R)
I think that's all, thaank you for coming :laugh:
Thanks to :
- My mentor @dohasaizo for tutoring me patiently
- @Christopher83 for the toolchain, thanks a lot dude
- Yonis Arafat, thanks broth for your support :silly:
Download it on attachment below
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