[KERNEL] SpeedMod N7000 ICS [K3-15 CWM CIFS ROOT / NO-ROOT]

[raptor17]

Thanks Hardcore ... by the way ... did you planned to insert cwm when test fase ended???

 

[MR.change]

Hey, lets get the guys who (sort of) recovered from the brick here to test it out , they can always try their fix again if something goes wrong:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1667886

not really as that would mean they would end up with even more corrupted sectors.

oh don't worry I'm sure we'll find out soon ,one way or the other.
I just want to hear entropy's thoughts on this ,after I read MR.sumarel's latest comments I'm not too sure that the MMC_CAP_ERASE is the answer.

here is hoping that this kernel is safe.

 

[baz77]

how can we make sure that it doesn't have this bug other then wiping 1000000000 times??

in op it states erase is disabled.

Hardcore thank you! Nice travel pics btw

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[chasmodo]

I'm not too sure that the MMC_CAP_ERASE is the answer.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=26547221&postcount=2484

 

[Scorbion]

in op it states erase is disabled.

Hardcore thank you! Nice travel pics btw

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but he also stated that he is not sure if it will solve the hardbrick bug.

 

[baz77]

You canbuse cwnvfrom here should want tobrisk hardbricking
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=25935714

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[mmw5610]

anyone tested on tmt 1.4?

 

[MR.change]

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=26547221&postcount=2484

Thanks chas ,so I guess one could use the cwm.zip method to use CWM and flash stuff from it?
not that I would want to switch to samsung ROMs (I don't wanna sin lol) ,but it's nice to know that safe kernels are in use from now on.

You canbuse cwnvfrom here should want tobrisk hardbricking
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=25935714

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that ^

 

[chasmodo]

Thanks chas ,so I guess one could use the cwm.zip method to use CWM and flash stuff from it?

I suppose you could.
Never tried it myself, though; I'm with the CM9-based gang, so I don't use TW-based methods.

 

[MR.change]

I suppose you could.
Never tried it myself, though; I'm with the CM9-based gang, so I don't use TW-based methods.

same here , a cm9 fan ever since build#3 .

how's your note by the way? is it by any chance back from the repair center?

 

[E90 Commie]

Since all information states that i9100 update 4 is safe because the MMC_CAP_ERASE has been disabled, I would handle this kernel as a safe kernel of the same reason.

Until a permanent fix is released, I would regard the workaround as fully acceptable.

It is obvious that the bug is still there but isolated with the erase command disabled so I don't see too many reasons to label kernels as "dangerous" as long as it has been disabled.

The best solution for now is that the ROMs are packaged with kernels like this one instead of brick prone ones where erase is enabled.

For me, a workaround that stops the bug (disabling erase) is fully adequate until a permanent fix is out (i.e erase is working).

 

[chasmodo]

The best solution for now is that the ROMs are packaged with kernels like this one instead of brick prone ones where erase is enabled.

The question is which Roms? TW-based or CM9-based? Or all of them?
Who's gonna test it?

 

[matador_kuw]

tested it in cm9 nightlies got fc's at the beginning then screen slept
flashed back to the cm9 through cmw

 

[MR.change]

The question is which Roms? TW-based or CM9-based? Or all of them?
Who's gonna test it?

TW based ROMs only ,like stunner or alba ,and of course the official ICS release.

tested it in cm9 nightlies got fc's at the beginning then screen slept
flashed back to the cm9 through cmw

so wait ,you used this kernel (stock recovery) to flash CWM.zip and after you were in CWM you flashed CM9.zip ? or was it a nandroid restore?
if so then this is an extra confirmation that this kernel is safe

 

[TerraBuzz]

Always loved your works since SGS1 development, subscribed...

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[matador_kuw]

TW based ROMs only ,like stunner or alba ,and of course the official ICS release.



so wait ,you used this kernel (stock recovery) to flash CWM.zip and after you were in CWM you flashed CM9.zip ? or was it a nandroid restore?
if so then this is an extra confirmation that this kernel is safe

i was on cm9 i tried to flash this kernel and when i felt its not ok with me returned to cwm done wipe cash wipe data and flashed cm9 through it
i did it also couple of times when i flashed the kernel and faced problems
never used nandroid
think its safe but no guarantee

 

[baz77]

Ok so I had gb rom rooted ofcourse and speedmod k2-12
Factory wipe, cach delvik, know its double but just had to.
Tested supersuser by updating binaries, flashed though mobileodin a ics rom with this kernel and boom perfect, no fc or errors. Tested superssuser again installed apps, synched gmail stuff. So far pretty good


Not sure mobile odin is safe thought cause it might use the ics kernel.

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[bkeaver]

I suppose you could.
Never tried it myself, though; I'm with the CM9-based gang, so I don't use TW-based methods.

The cwm.zip does work. I have used it before in this scenario. Just a fyi

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[boogeyman]

Flashed with Mobile Odin. Total time: 1 Minute.

Whats new: Deleting of very large files is back to normal.
Before: 1 GB file --> ca. 30 seconds
Now: 1 GB file --> immediately

Thank you, Hardcore!

 

[jgaviota]

Hardcore, so with the modification that you made, the function mmc_erase in code.c:

int mmc_erase(struct mmc_card *card, unsigned int from, unsigned int nr,
	      unsigned int arg)
{
	unsigned int rem, to = from + nr;

	if (!(card->host->caps & MMC_CAP_ERASE) ||
	    !(card->csd.cmdclass & CCC_ERASE))
		return -EOPNOTSUPP;

will return -EOPNOTSUPP and exit from the function mmc_erase right?

Thanks for your excellent work and amazing kernels!!!!!!!!!


One question to those that already flashed,
Can you use Mobile Odin to flash back to another kernel or GB?

Thanks