[KERNEL] SpeedMod Gingerbread [K17-3 XWJW8 Value Pack CWM EXT4]
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Please @HardCore , could u do a new version with the lastest Linaro?
thanx a lot
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- Updated initramfs from XXJW6 kernel
- Updated compiler settings based on the new Linaro Toolchain
- ...
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Please @HardCore , could u do a new version with the lastest Linaro?
thanx a lot
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please.. i use your kernelmod from android 2.1
It seems that Samsung released some new sources
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1808881
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1808881
K17-3:
- Updated initramfs from XWJW8 kernel
- Minor compiler flags updates
Tested working with XWJW8 firmware.
- Updated initramfs from XWJW8 kernel
- Minor compiler flags updates
Tested working with XWJW8 firmware.
OMFG
Thank you so much... What a lovely surprise. Kernel development for gb is so desperately needed
Sent from my GT-I9000 using xda premium
i havent used GB for some time and I am considering to revert back !! I still can't belive that there's a k17-3 ... as i didnt used it for some serious amount of time i have few questions: what governors and schedulers does it include?
Q: is there any chance that in the near future to see (even a test version would be good) an JFS lagfix :angel: ? it worked best for me, i was a bit dissapointed when everybody gave up on it
thanks
... as i didnt used it for some serious amount of time i have few questions: what governors and schedulers does it include?Q: is there any chance that in the near future to see (even a test version would be good) an JFS lagfix :angel: ? it worked best for me, i was a bit dissapointed when everybody gave up on it
thanks
manan001
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flashed this yesterday, on mandana v7.0 JW8 ... i have to say that works flawless ... and the batery life is surprizingly good for ondemand governor (probably the rom's tweaks also have a role here )
it would be nice to have an integrated BLN setting, just like CM7 BLN settings (no need for other apps) or an dedicated app like semaphore or devil -- some extra settings like LMK value and eventual BLN would be more than welcome
keep up the good work !!!
... and the batery life is surprizingly good for ondemand governor (probably the rom's tweaks also have a role here ) it would be nice to have an integrated BLN setting, just like CM7 BLN settings (no need for other apps) or an dedicated app like semaphore or devil -- some extra settings like LMK value and eventual BLN
would be more than welcome keep up the good work !!!
flashed this yesterday, on mandana v7.0 JW8 ... i have to say that works flawless
it would be nice to have an integrated BLN setting, just like CM7 BLN settings (no need for other apps) or an dedicated app like semaphore or devil -- some extra settings like LMK value and eventual BLN
keep up the good work !!!
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Sent from my GT-I9000 using xda app-developers app
Great Dev.
Just saw the last update for this kernel.
Great to see that you are still showing love for the SGS I
Thanks Hardcore for your great work....
Just saw the last update for this kernel.
Great to see that you are still showing love for the SGS I
Thanks Hardcore for your great work....
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416Hi guys,
This is the SpeedMod kernel for Gingerbread.
SpeedMod's core features are:
- Super stable: No undervolting, overclocking or potentially unstable modifications
- Fast and smooth: Compiler and code optimizations
- Excellent battery life: Remove unecessary logging and debugging
The K16 series works on older Samsung 2.3.x roms.
The K17 series only works with the latest Samsung "Value Pack" 2.3.6 ROMs like XXJW4 / XWJW8.
>>> CLICK HERE for more info and DOWNLOAD links.
>>> CLICK HERE for the Frequently Asked Questions list.
This kernel is for the International Galaxy S GT-I9000
This kernel has only EXT4 LAGFIX support. Please UNDO OTHER LAGFIXES before flashing this kernel.
Current features:
- Neutral / Cold (+Blue) / Warm (+Yellow) screen color options
- Bootanimation support (ROM support required)
- RFS / EXT4 filesystem conversion and unfragmentation support in CWM
- CPU governor tweaks: increase responsiveness
- CWM2.5-based recovery
- MDNIE Sharpness fix for Pentile matrix and color tuning
- FM Radio sound fixes based on Voodoo Sound
- TinyRCU
- Volume level fixes
- IO and read_ahead tweaks
- Disabled Android Debug Logger / logcat
- Disabled kernel debug logs / printk
- Updated to jhash3
- 364MB RAM (K17 series)
- Improvements to sound quality: 128x oversampling, disable DRC and de-emphasis
- Microphone recording levels using Voodoo Sound "Balanced" preset
- Compiled with optimizations using Linaro toolchain
- init.d, CIFS, TUN, IPV6 Privacy support
Source code and related files are in the 2nd post.
NOTES about CWM:
Use POWER to select and BACK for back.
>>> CLICK HERE for the CHANGELOG.
>>> CLICK HERE for the DOWNLOAD links.19Wow, it happens that I live in a different timezone, wake up to see about a hundred posts debating about GPL and the thread is locked.
That was a bit too much politic-ing for comfort, imo.
Let me just make my points:
1. It's been less than 24 hours since the first "demand" for source code was posted. I don't check XDA forums all day - I still go out, sleep and generally do other stuff. I think we should not over-react within such a short period of time, taking into account this website has a global audience living in different timezones and people here have a life outside of the forums.
2. The Gingerbread version of my kernel is still a test release, I've barely been using it for 2 days and there have been bugs. I normally only release the source to a new version when it's out of the testing phase.
3. The sources for the Froyo version are published, and whenever I have free time I will try to port over the code bit by bit. If other devs really want to know what I am doing the Froyo sources are available. I will be more than happy to explain certain changes I've made, time-willing and if asked politely.
I'd like to thank the people who understood the situation and tried to explain it. Let's move on and get back to the usual business of kernel hacking.