@Lanchon, so with this change being merged with CM mainline, what's different at this point between your kernel and the mainline one? Just the inclusion of TRIM, or is that in mainline now too?
[MOD] IsoRec: Isolated Recovery for the Galaxy S2 Family
- Thread starter Lanchon
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I can confirm more than 3 days without problems, latest Lanchon's isorec kernel + arnab's isorec recovery.So, I see the patch on gerrit. Is this working fine, without anything else needed? The change seems so simple that I coudn't believe it. I'll merge it on official kernel if no one has complaints
Not issues to flash, working great, only a issue recording video but I think it's not related to isorec solution [emoji6]
S2 Cyanogenmod 5.1.1 [official nightly] - Lanchon's kernel isorec - arnab isorec twrp - Xposed [official framework] - Viper4Android
Lanchon, sorry for the delayed feedback. Currently running my d710 on CM11 latest nightly along with your IsoRec kernel and recovery. Flashed and booted no issues encountered. Speaking of CM12, a few months back dev dastin105 compiled and posted CM 12 for the d710 however it would not boot past the SGS II splash screen. Was able to boot back into the bundled recovery, but was unable to restore nandroid. Odin one click of Agats kernel allowed me to restore nandroid. I am hoping that with further research and your IsoRec CWM 6.0.5.1 recovery (which should work on CM 12 from what I understand) I may be able to compile CM 12 for the d710. Again thank you for your work on continued support of the SGS II. You, sir, are the bestcool! lol yes extremely simple
the change would also affect n7000 and d710, but only theoretically as those devices dont have cm12.1 branches. yet it should work fine on those devices too, they identical in this regard.
btw, i made cm11 isorec kernels for n7000 and d710 but received no feedback. i also made a cm11 kernel for i9100 and tested: isorec works fine on cm11 too.
thanks!
why don't you do better? make sure you can compile cm11 for i9100 and d710, and cm12.1 for i9100. then do a 3-way diff of the device trees: compare cm11 device trees for i9100 and d710, take note of the differences, then try to apply those differences to the cm12.1 i9100 device tree. you'd be stealing all of LA's awesome work and it's probably very simple to do
Sir, your implementation is now on CM kernel, I hope nothing breaks :silly:cool! lol yes extremely simple
the change would also affect n7000 and d710, but only theoretically as those devices dont have cm12.1 branches. yet it should work fine on those devices too, they identical in this regard.
btw, i made cm11 isorec kernels for n7000 and d710 but received no feedback. i also made a cm11 kernel for i9100 and tested: isorec works fine on cm11 too.
cool thanks!! very good news
Thank you , TWRP works perfectly on CM13
Sent from GT-I9100 - 6.0.1
Sent from GT-I9100 - 6.0.1
Everything seems ok here with 12.1 nightly 20160119 and arnab's recovery.
It works like a charm here. Thanks for this amazing nightly @Lanchon and @Lysergic Acid. It would be awesome if we got trim support in the nightlies as well since there are clearly NO side effects.
i submitted the patch yesterday, let's see how that goes
That' great! Can you post the link with the patch so we can stay updated?
lol it is posted on the trim thread where it belongs
Hi, what is the procedure for installing the IsoRec recovery (it is not explained in OP)?
Copy to sd and install zip from standard CM recovery?
Copy to sd and install zip from standard CM recovery?
First you need to flash isorec kernel to be able to take advantage of isorec recovery.
In my case, I flashed latest Lanchon's kernel Isorec (from CM recovery) then arnab isorec recovery[emoji6]
S2 Cyanogenmod 5.1.1 [official nightly] - Lanchon's kernel isorec - arnab isorec twrp - Xposed [official framework] - Viper4Android
Sorry you are wrong!
Since CM12.1Nightly 201601019 the patch is included in stock kernel. So now there is native support for IsoRec Recoveries.
Since CM12.1Nightly 201601019 the patch is included in stock kernel. So now there is native support for IsoRec Recoveries.
yes, and you are right [emoji2] [emoji106]
Thanks for correct me, glad to see isorec in official CM and sorry for the mistake, need to read more before post [emoji2]
So now more easy for us!! Hope trimm will be included in CM, cross fingers.
S2 Cyanogenmod 5.1.1 [official nightly] - Lanchon's kernel isorec - arnab isorec twrp - Xposed [official framework] - Viper4Android
I hardly hope that trim DONT will be included in cm12.1 official/snapshot(!), because there is really potential risk of bricking the phone. personally 1 of my 4 s2 i9100's is defective now (all have same most faulty emmc chip) because i used this trim kernel and trimmed the phone. I cant understand why many people say its totally safe and so on. Maybe im just a lone wolf but im that unlucky guy.
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I respect this hard and very good work of @Lanchon and say many thanks
The recovery part works great and this should be the only patch included for
official noob-user friendly snapshot release.
There are a million ways to brick a phone. Are you 100% sure, that the trimming bricked it? Meaning both, trimming caused the problem and that it finally is really "bricked"?
It's way easier to kill your emmc by not trimming it, than by trimming. Also Trim-kernel on i9100 has been tested for 2 years now without any reports of bricks.
That being said, this is not the TRIM thread
That being said, this is not the TRIM thread
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