[PhilZ-cwm6][n7000] Stock Kernel+CWM6+Root+exFAT+NTFS-LTA

[davidy]

Thanks very much. Will apply now during lunch. Then fix the copy crash bug. Will tell friends.

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Wow!!! You are fast! Much appreciated! I must have been entering and submitting when you beat me to the post.

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[Coder-R]

Hi Phil,

I know this has been asked many times before but was just wondering if you have any intention in the near future to implement fast USB charge? With regards compiling and decompiling the kernal, do you have any links that you would know of which would allow me to add in the fast USB charge to your kernal or any other recommendation you have?

Many thanks,

R

 

[Phil3759]

Hi Phil,

I know this has been asked many times before but was just wondering if you have any intention in the near future to implement fast USB charge? With regards compiling and decompiling the kernal, do you have any links that you would know of which would allow me to add in the fast USB charge to your kernal or any other recommendation you have?

Many thanks,

R

If you find how to add it without recompiling a kernel, let me know and I will add it

 

[LaGeek]

If you find how to add it without recompiling a kernel, let me know and I will add it

I dont know if this has been asked before, but I see a lot of lags with this kernel. I dont see them with HC, but the battery life of Philz kernel is much better, and HC, not so good

Is there a version of Philz kernel that tries to do something in between? I understand it means lesser battery life than the one currently available, but something in between the two would be nice, with a small or no amount of lag and battery life somewhere in between, maybe an OC version of Philz or something along those lines.

Just a suggestion

 

[Phil3759]

I dont know if this has been asked before, but I see a lot of lags with this kernel. I dont see them with HC, but the battery life of Philz kernel is much better, and HC, not so good

Is there a version of Philz kernel that tries to do something in between? I understand it means lesser battery life than the one currently available, but something in between the two would be nice, with a small or no amount of lag and battery life somewhere in between, maybe an OC version of Philz or something along those lines.

Just a suggestion

this is a stock kernel, performance is stock, nothing changed. Samsung 100% stock + patched binary

 

[phanitej]

I dont know if this has been asked before, but I see a lot of lags with this kernel. I dont see them with HC, but the battery life of Philz kernel is much better, and HC, not so good

Is there a version of Philz kernel that tries to do something in between? I understand it means lesser battery life than the one currently available, but something in between the two would be nice, with a small or no amount of lag and battery life somewhere in between, maybe an OC version of Philz or something along those lines.

Just a suggestion

:facepalm
Read OP my friend, its mentioned that it is a stock kernel with slight modifications

 

[Human_dude_007]

I dont know if this has been asked before, but I see a lot of lags with this kernel. I dont see them with HC, but the battery life of Philz kernel is much better, and HC, not so good

Is there a version of Philz kernel that tries to do something in between? I understand it means lesser battery life than the one currently available, but something in between the two would be nice, with a small or no amount of lag and battery life somewhere in between, maybe an OC version of Philz or something along those lines.

Just a suggestion

I feel it had that balance you are asking for..
Im on sweet romv4 +philz LRU!
I would say the perfornance is matchable with HC and battery is average as one could expect!


Pressing the thanks button requires just few seconds and a heart n mind that feels satisfied

 

[Kamy]

Whats Ur suggestion for XXLRB?

 

[shoey63]

Whats Ur suggestion for XXLRB?

Upload XXLRB zImage, and when Philz has time he will compile a kernel for that particular build

 

[Kamy]

Upload XXLRB zImage, and when Philz has time he will compile a kernel for that particular build

Thanks.
Where can I find the Image?

 

[shoey63]

Thanks.
Where can I find the Image?

If u are rooted, then u can download k-tool from market and dump zImage to internal sd card. If not rooted, and have original ROM on PC in zip or tar format, extract it until u see zImage.

 

[Kamy]

If u are rooted, then u can download k-tool from market and dump zImage to internal sd card. If not rooted, and have original ROM on PC in zip or tar format, extract it until u see zImage.

Here is the zImage.

View attachment zImage.7z

Thanks for help.
Would be waiting for come up~

 

[dr.ketan]

I have forwarded to Phill, He will upload as soon he will get time for it.

 

[shoey63]

Glad to see you are "on the ball" Dr. It's nice to know you are still supporting Note1 users.

 

[nokiamodeln91]

old habits never fade away that easily

 

[dr.ketan]

@shoey
Nokia have replied lol

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[shoey63]

@shoey
Nokia have replied lol

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Expect HTC and Motorola to be in contact soon

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[nokiamodeln91]

very rare that they will enter this forum.

 

[Kamy]

So~ for rooting ICS stock rom which method is recommended?
I`m kinda confused!!!

CF-Root: [24sept12]How to Root/Unroot Samsung Galaxy Note + CWM
or
PhilZ-cwm6 vs:[17.10.2012][PhilZ-cwm6] v2.7N * Safe Stock Kernel+CWM6, No BrickBug, Root - LPN...

Thanks.

 

[chasmodo]

So~ for rooting ICS stock rom which method is recommended?
I`m kinda confused!!!

CF-Root: [24sept12]How to Root/Unroot Samsung Galaxy Note + CWM
or
PhilZ-cwm6 vs:[17.10.2012][PhilZ-cwm6] v2.7N * Safe Stock Kernel+CWM6, No BrickBug, Root - LPN...

Both work equally well, but PhilZ is much faster and you have a safer recovery once rooted.