TKSGB KERNEL HAS BEEN RENAMED TO KGB KERNEL!
NEW THREAD HERE
PLEASE DISREGARD THE REST OF THIS POST
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
NEW THREAD HERE
PLEASE DISREGARD THE REST OF THIS POST
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
There aren't very many tweaks in yet but it should be stable again and a lot of ext4 and lowmemkiller lag issues should be gone! Here's an incomplete list of features.
Voodoo: Lagfix and sound. No color for now
CPU governors: The same ondemand, ondemandX, interactive, interactiveX, smartassv2 and ondemandX as default
I/O schedulers: The same cfq, bfqv2r1, sio, deadline, vr and deadline as default with the last three being optimized for flash
jhash3, OC/UV, BLNv9, 3rd-party batteries, boot animations
LED flashlight, CIFS and TUN
zram
User-adjustable in-call audio boost, no boost by default!
Preliminary dock audio support, need more feedback
Autogroups and Tiny RCU removed pending performance evaluation
How to adjust in-call audio and zram
Run callboost or zram from a root prompt (AS ROOT). To manually tweak zram size or call boost volumes, look in /etc/init.d/ for the startup scripts they drop after enabling. The filenames are 05zram and 91callboost.
Recommended settings for callboost are 1 or 2, 0, 0, and 0 or 1. zram is 12.5% of available RAM by default.
The zram script crashes when enabling if there isn't enough RAM free. Don't run zram enable unless you're sure you have enough RAM on hand, such as right after a fresh reboot.
How to use dock audio
Preliminary testing (thanks ACLakey even if you do have a Mesmerize
) indicates it does something right. I have no way to know if it's doing something wrong or even if it doesn't work at all so give me feedback.How to use your phone as an access point
Get the latest Wireless Tether for Android (3.0b6 last I checked), and set mode to Samsung softap in the settings. It won't be peer-to-peer and WPA2 encryption will work.
"STABLE" DEVBUILD 1027
CWM zip: http://www.mediafire.com/?tjsadn6v0cocqy6
Odin: http://www.mediafire.com/?redm61dt4uwjpt2
Oh, and just because...
"BLEEDINGEDGE" DEVBUILD 1116
CWM zip: http://www.mediafire.com/?mg78n9a77sje6e4
Changelog: Drivers/kernel settings from EI20, except for the dpram driver which is still from EH09. Removed carrier hotspot tracking code in init.rc (doesn't make hotspot tracker directories in /system), ARM and memory and RCU updates/tweaks, changes to scripts in ramdisk.
Still pretty untested
P.S. Don't confuse one for the other, thanks
Please excuse the mess below.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Kernel is alpha and untested for the most part, and I cannot guarantee stability or robustness of features. Still, I've been using it every day for a few weeks now, and it's pretty stable for me. It should work on most EH09-based ROMs out there, including PowerWashed, GeeWiz and TSM Resurrection, just to name the ones I know as I am a Fascinate user. It works with Mesmerize and Showcase too, I'm given to understand, with the proper ROM tweaks (which I don't claim to know anything about).
FEATURES
Voodoo: Lagfix, Sound v10, and Color v2. Use with Voodoo Control.
CPU governors: conservative, performance, ondemand, ondemandX, interactive, interactiveX (ondemandX as default)
I/O schedulers: Noop, CFQ, BFQv2-r1, SIO, V(R), Deadline (deadline as default). The last 3 are optimized for use with flash memory.
Autogroups, jhash3, Tiny RCU for responsiveness.
OC/UV up to 1.7GHz, with Voltage Control/Pimp My CPU.
Third-party battery support allows use and charging of aftermarket batteries and batteries for other Galaxy S phones.
No hotspot monitoring with the WiFi driver from the i9000.
In-call audio boost: Higher volumes and mic gain settings. Works OK as of 10/18.
CIFS and TUN included in base kernel. UTF-8 native language support was already there.
BackLightNotifications v9 with a ported touchkey driver from the i9000. Automatic installation of the proper liblights. Use BLN Control and/or Blinky to get down to business.
Bootanimations: Works with /data/local/bootanimation.zip, /system/media/bootanimation.zip, or /system/media/sanim.zip. Automatic installation of the proper bootanimation binary.
LED flashlight: The camera LED makes a surprisingly good flashlight. Activate with any of a number of flashlight apps from the Android Market.
zram from Linux 3 (credit imoseyon). Open up a terminal and run "zram" to get started. By default "zram enable" will use 12.5% of total RAM as an LZO-compressed ramdisk and set up swap space on that. Don't run the script unless you have at least 50MB or so of RAM free. To change the size of the zram, edit the relevant line in /etc/init.d/05zram (it's in bytes, do your own math) and reboot.
Other standard features: init.d support, adb shell gives you a root prompt
Various behind-the-scenes tweaks: A growing list of ARM and Samsung kernel/driver patches for hardware errata and Linux kernel patches to enhance interactivity
CHANGELOG
For complete changes refer to github.
Code:
[size=4][B]1018[/B][/size] Most changes on this one are behind the scenes.
[b]In-Call volume boost changes[/b] +12dB at earpiece only & mic gain boosts
[b]Update interactiveX and ondemandX CPU governors[/b]
[b]ondemandX as default[/b] i'm pretty sure this is a backport from linux 3 too
[b]Use CodeSourcery 2010q1 toolchain[/b] bad Linaro, bad!
[b]zram backport[/b] and add zram script to initramfs
[b]Memory tweaks[/b] optimize memcpy functions, tweak lowmemorykiller
[b]Bugfixes[/b] to autogroups and a couple other things
[b]initramfs changes[/b] probably falls under bugfixes actually
[size=4][B]1012[/B][/size]
[b]In-Call volume boost changes[/b]
[b]dvfs lock fixed[/b], no more pegging CPU at 1440MHz with bluetooth
[b]lowmemkiller settings[/b] changed in init.rc
[size=4][B]1010[/B][/size]
[b]In-Call Volume boost[/b] numbers were chosen arbitrarily, need detailed feedback
[b]Autogroups, [strike]Tiny Preempt RCU[/strike][/b] woopz
[b]Bootanimation support[/b] install required binary on boot
[b]Add ondemandX CPU governor[/b]
[b]ondemand as default[/b] interactiveX pegs the CPU high on hw video playback
[b]optimize sio and vr[/b] for flash devices
[b]Voodoo Color fix[/b] no more green tint at low brightness
[b]More tweaks[/b] ARM, Samsung, buildflags; see github
[size=4][b]1006[/b][/size]
[b]Third-party battery support[/b] apparently works fine as of 10/10
[size=4][b]1005[/b][/size]
[b]BackLight Notifications[/b], neldar-flavored, finally!
[b]Installs liblights on boot[/b]
[b]deadline scheduler[/b] tweaked for flash memory
[b]interactiveX governor is default[/b]
[size=4][b]0927[/b][/size]
[b]Initial release[/b]KNOWN ISSUES/TO-DO LIST
Dock audio: I've almost got this merged but have no dock and no way to test.
Lots more tweaks and testing. I know it isn't fully polished and some things could use cleanup and updating. There is also a veritable sea of tweaks out there that I haven't even started parsing through.
Autorooting, autoinstall of busybox, bash, nano, and a bunch of obnoxious init.d scripts
Recovery with crazy rainbow colors and logos, etc.
TKS does not yet come with CWM. The version most of you are using is probably the blue ClockworkMod Recovery 3.0.2.8x by I believe times_infinity. It's pretty compatible with my kernel with a couple of minor bugs. Mirrors: http://www.mediafire.com/?91cq99066cwph4d http://www.multiupload.com/QEP9U2MC2G
CWM-FLASHABLE ZIPS
NEW 1018 http://www.mediafire.com/?07nero2764ktcn4 http://www.multiupload.com/V81P3FNJOD
1012: http://www.multiupload.com/JFLEF7U7EH
1010: http://www.mediafire.com/?9f58oks4a988a7o http://www.multiupload.com/PDXE2U08IG
1006: http://www.mediafire.com/?ev1g554de7ab9g0 http://www.multiupload.com/KB7833E0E4
1005: http://www.mediafire.com/?em8md8yxq7o61ny http://www.multiupload.com/EHJFAPYW51
0927: http://www.mediafire.com/?76ea7izaqc3e7a2 http://www.multiupload.com/O1HRXNCQQW
ODIN TARS
NEW 1018: http://www.mediafire.com/?didta4h7vk0uh8p http://www.multiupload.com/EXS2REYBAI
1012: http://www.multiupload.com/W8VZQGA3AG
1010: http://www.mediafire.com/?2tiiwoeav61ha0f http://www.multiupload.com/4XORWQIQIZ
1006: http://www.mediafire.com/?p9u3ow2mw70n26c http://www.multiupload.com/58XYU7OF86
1005: http://www.mediafire.com/?5ojvasq4lurvxnp http://www.multiupload.com/4W2GPSZHU7
0927: http://www.mediafire.com/?rqwe26c1pi4766r http://www.multiupload.com/JST3N8AAIP
GITHUB
All I do is kang other people's work, get it?
https://github.com/kangtastic
Also where you can see the full changelogs.
THANKS
imoseyon: Merged Voodoo Lagfix by hand. Also, he and the next two guys and I are like the only ones doing anything with the TW GB kernel on this phone.
ccampos784: Merged Voodoo Sound, and some other dev work before I forked his branch.
djp952: Ported the i9000's Wi-Fi driver and killed VZ's hotspot monitoring dead. It wasn't the only thing he ported from the i9000 to get EH09 building. And on that note...
The Samsung Galaxy S i9000: It is truly the gift that keeps on giving. Comparing good work i9000 people have done on the i9000 and CM7 repos with the EH09 code makes broken things work again, period.
TeamSbrissenMod & Supporters: The TSM-Resurrection ROM got me to try EH09, but they've done lots of great work over the last year.
jt1134: Got me started with cross-compiling my first kernel, and he is responsible for most of the innovation on this phone.
Other "historically important" people: adrynalyne, imnuts, SirGatez, nemesis2all, navenedrob etc.
IRC people too numerous to list and random people too numerous to list from whom I have taken all sorts of ideas and code that ended up in this kernel
DISCLAIMER
I am not a developer and the sole reason I started was so that I could be happier with the kernel I use on my own phone. If something does not get added or fixed, you are welcome to do it yourself.
I take no responsibility for exploding phones, voided warranties, missed appointments, dead babies and the like which are claimed to be related to your decision to use my kernel in any way. You're in the "development forum."
That said, feel free to leave useful feedback and suggestions. For bug reports, link logcats and dmesg output. And enjoy!
Last edited:
