[Kernel] AOSP 4.4.2 [v7] [D800,801,802,803,LS980,VS980]
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I'll test it out now
edit: http://www.mediafire.com/download/6z649xii71fhs3m/vzwpatchtest.zip
let me know
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Dr.87, your kernel works with latest Mokee Rom. Thank you for your work.
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Its all good @dr87 is a good guy, so I'm sure he will have it patched (if that's what is needed),done in no time.
I've been running this for quite a few hours, and its pretty nice.
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i vote for "doctor`s kernel" ^_^
Weird situation. No ringtone or notification sounds. Music sound is working. I made sure I didn't have my phone on vibrate. VS980.
Fantastic. I love that you're implementing nexus 5 code. :winning:
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So I got a question. I understand how to flash, but I'm having the same issue of not being able to flash this on my vs980. How exactly do I get this to flash successfully? I flashed the patch, then the kernel, still didn't work. Am I missing something? I'm also on 12b. What is the issue if our phones are on 12b? I don't mean to ask a lot of questions, I just want to understand this so I don't run into other issues or at least no how to fix it.
Edit: Sorry for the confusion, ignore this post. Haha
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Edit: Sorry for the confusion, ignore this post. Haha
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Are you talking about the vs980 rom patch? That is not needed in this situation.
Flash the test version he posted a few posts back if you're on 12b, works like a charm
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88A kernel for AOSP roms based on 4.2.2 source
Main features:
- Based on both Nexus 5 4.4.2 kernel source and G2
- In kernel thermal (Bricked)
- In kernel mpdecision hotplug (Bricked)
- Powersuspend, Dynamic Fsync, Intellidemand, Intelliactive, FauxSound (Faux123)
- Overclocking (2.8ghz), Underclocking, Voltage control
- RGB color control
- Additional Gov's and I/O scheds
- All TCP congestion types
- Many other Improvements
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Trickster stock thermal / mpdecision settings are already tuned.
Don't turn on mpdecision in the main trickster menu (Defaults off) . Don't set a touchboost on cpu0
It is recommended you don't mess with any thermal/mpdecision settings unless you are 100% sure you know what you are doing and why you are doing it. I tuned stock to be good and will always improve it.
Please do not post anything about battery life in this thread. If you have battery issues check your apps and wake locks. Also please keep Sod reports to a minimum, some device variants have issues with Sods on all kernels and its something I'm always trying to fix. Currently CM rom has many issues, please do not report issues related to CM here.
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Code:Changelog ([I]specifics found on git[/I]) V7 - Add overclocking up to 2.8 GHZ - Add Faux sound (Shouldn't cause audio issues but I will be watching) - Reverted overvolted tables, now follows standard voltages based on your PVS - Misc Improvements V6: - Add support for PAC / CM (phone UI crash fix) - Intelliactive fix - Misc improvements found on my git V5: - Updates to board specific source files from 4.4 kernel - Remove some junk debugging from the kernel - Ramdisk updates - Power updates - Misc updates V4: - Enable all TCP congestion control options (Use Google to find out what they do) - Faux's brand new governor, Intelliactive. Read more [URL="https://github.com/faux123/Nexus_5/commit/7067c4bdd043ff8fe53fef61a47f3d374e452b47"]here[/URL] at the top of the page - Power and voltage 4.4 updates everywhere, I suggest you try this if you get sod's and reboots on kitkat Bug fixes: Enabled Dynamic Fsync again V3: - CPU Hotplug improvements - Revert exp sound, will fix sound issues for people who tried v2(exp) - Lower temp throttle a bit - Enable BFQ i/o sched on all variants - Accidentally only on d801 before - Update CPU voltages to one stock table - this could be no change, +25 or +50 depending on what your chip is binned. This may help sod's and reboots on AOSP. - Misc optimizations Bug Fixes: - Max volume bug - Attempt to fix occasional mount bug in recovery
Code:Credits: Faux123 Houstonn FranciscoFranco Savoca Showp-1984 RMCC Many other android/linux devs33What I'm hoping is that with official 4.4.2 kernel source out, he's been busy updating a ton of code with the rest of the devs. Fingers crossed!
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Very far from dead
What I've been doing for 2 days now since I got my phone back is working on the new kernel source and working on full 4.4.2 bringups to the vendor trees we build roms with :good:
Only problem with using the new kernel now is all roms need to update to full 4.4.2 vendor files, otherwise things like camera, ril, sensors etc will not work. Hopefully this happens soon since LG's 4.4.2 kernel source is very up to date, has all the updated commits from the Nexus 5 kernel and some more. Its possible at this moment because we have all the vendor files needed to do this. We just need to experiment with a few things, also kitkat added a few more extra blobs I have to go through.
I almost have my 4.4.2 kernel base where this kernel currently is, and then I can update them in sync. I'm about to experiment with updated vendor files and hopefully we can dump the old kernel source soon32I have a belief now (from looking at good logs) that the SoD issues on vs980 and d802 are caused by the modems these variants use and something on aosp sets the issue off
In all cases I've seen with logs that show the actual cause of reboot it was due to modem setting off a kernel panic (usually when it wakes up)
I need to do more research on this issue to know how to fix it as I don't deal with modems too much... I have a few theories but nothing certain yet
