came from RR before CM Cancro, and what I didnt want from RR is that it doesnt have unmount for OTG.
Oooohhhh.... Mainstream Linux....
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Ahah great, and will you provide a flashable kernel? (edit : I guess yes as I see newer build date for kernel than for rom)
Will it automatically break wifi if it's not compiled with rom?
I'm eager to try it on paranoid
Thanks a lot Gnome!
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Here try it out...
Changelog:
- Latest Linux Mainstream changes
- updated PRIMA drivers
Edit:
FYI
Linux mainstream changes are just patches for the 3.4.y version of the kernel itself, so that being said the kernel should perform well and less memory leaks and random throws here and there. So in a nut shell it should improve the ff:
- Security
- Stabillity
- Updated Drivers
- New Kernel Functions
- Increased Speed
Those are the things that Linux kernels always points out regarding the latest patches/versions.
Changelog:
- Latest Linux Mainstream changes
- updated PRIMA drivers
Edit:
FYI
Linux mainstream changes are just patches for the 3.4.y version of the kernel itself, so that being said the kernel should perform well and less memory leaks and random throws here and there. So in a nut shell it should improve the ff:
- Security
- Stabillity
- Updated Drivers
- New Kernel Functions
- Increased Speed
Those are the things that Linux kernels always points out regarding the latest patches/versions.
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Yeah thanks a lot, just flashed it without wipe or anything, boot is fine, and no wifi problem or something else!
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yes, just flash it and reboot. it has its scripts to do the other jobs for you.
but if you want to dirty flash then i guess its up to you.
but if you want to dirty flash then i guess its up to you.
Flashed new build on latest RR... WiFi is working... Will report if any problems faced. Did a clean flash.
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Flashing the latest kernel seems to have solved the signal loss on restart issue on latest RR rom... Have restarted multiple times and signal never disappears...
Why is everything set to performance by default in the last build? CPU- Performance, GPU- Performance. is ondemand stable asking cause I've been hearing about its instabilities in this kernel?
There has no reports of ondemand being an issue in this kernel, you might be referring to another kernel. I always use ondemand and I have no issues with it.
Sorry my mistake about the default performance setting. Thanks I'll now be using ondemand, GPU setting also has simple-ondemand it is what balanced, battery saving or performance orientated, also tell me what should be the good combination with I/O Scheduler.
In simple tell me your personal best settings @Gnome. And thanks for such an awesome Kernel.
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- MSM HotplugSorry my mistake about the default performance setting. Thanks I'll now be using ondemand, GPU setting also has simple-ondemand it is what balanced, battery saving or performance orientated, also tell me what should be the good combination with I/O Scheduler.
- BFQ
- ondemand
- aggressive
- set cpu cores to 1 and 300Mhz while turned off (this is at the bottom of MSM hotplug settings)
Can you help me with the ondemand crashing bug in my kernel? I've had no luck with it whatsoever.
EDIT: Here's the last_kmsg after crash, but its highly spammed.
http://d-h.st/vAUm
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@Gnome Using Ondemand - after using it for some time the screen freezes and then turns off, had to hard reset to boot, this happens whenever I try to use Ondemand. And there's an option in Kernel Adiutor "schedule workqueues on awake CPUs to save power" this should be turned on or off.
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Yea correct ondemand is working fine when the phone is idle but when browser or someapps is open it freezes. im using only this change no undervolting etc
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