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[Captivate Android Development] zacharias.maladroit:
repost from the SGS thread:

also for those who build their cyanogen nightly / snapshot on their own:

http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,5751

re-enable it

so that you get (latest if updates occur) LED notifications settings available with latest additional CMParts settings
[Captivate Android Development] zacharias.maladroit:
NEO 06

characteristics:

- conservative governor (screen: on & off) [you want a different governor ? - edit the 90screenstate_scaling script] see: Howto

- touchkey timeout (no led-notifcation) / led-notification [different kernels]

- some more battery savings & speed-ups

- OC up to 1.6 GHz (but it seems the power-saving measures don't let it scale up performance correctly - so max frequency recommended is 1.4 GHz)

- 339 MB (that's nearly 340 MB of RAM !)

testing/need feedback:

- stability / reboots [it uses some new optimization-flags so I need to know if those affect stability]

- smoothness of HD recording & playback [this kernel might have some surprises ^^]

- mic recording / video-recording + sound

- battery runtime [for me it was there for 7-8 hours in Airplane Mode (while I slept) and no battery drain - looks pretty similar to stock Gingerbread =) ]

- any regressions with games, apps, etc. ? [none known so far]

so it is only compatible with BN #15 + #16 [SGS numbering scheme] (inofficial official nightlys)

but should also work with official #17 + #19 nightlies

I'm back on Stock Gingerbread (from Samsung) with a heavily forked & modified Talon-Kernel - everything what I need right now (FM Radio, and other stuff) works - perhaps after / in July I'll migrated back to CM7

I hope that codeworkx, atinm and the other dev soon-ish are able to re-route the FM Radio output so that we can adjust the volume

currently it only has one level: LOUD

and it only works with the Samsung (or other) headphones with 3 connections

and the reception isn't really optimal

the repo was synced yesterday (Thursday 2nd of June) so the kernel includes the init & other files state of that date

kernel with led-notifications is up

now I hope you got what you wanted :p
[Captivate Android Development] spd2230:
Thank you so much for the new kernel to play with. Your kernel is the best I have used even with the in call reboot issue. Hopefully that is all fixed now. Just flashed, will report any issues.
[Captivate Android Development] ChaosCao12:
Thanks for the reply and the new kernel. lmao did you upload one with the led noti just for me? prob not but i'd like to think so awesome work, just pure awesome.
[Captivate Android Development] ChaosCao12:
...sigh ok sorry for the bother but after flashing i get a "unknown" baseband and now no signal..

so went back to 04 and about to put cmparts on
[Captivate Android Development] zacharias.maladroit:
you're running a cm7 nightly with new RIL

but

old modem partitioning layout so it's probably not working well together

try newest nightlies like mentioned in the text

or is that MIUI ?

new kernel for MIUI will be available soon

currently I need some more feedback from the i9000 users whether it's stable or not :)
[Captivate Android Development] ChaosCao12:
its with the newest miui, im sorry i was told that they were compatible. and stuggling puttin cmparts apk into system/apps says permission denied. ill be waiting for the one for miui but if u need anythin let me know!
[Captivate Android Development] spd2230:
So far so good here. I'm gonna make a few calls in a bit and see if I have any issues.

ETA:

I've made three calls this morning with no reboots...fingers crossed.
[Captivate Android Development] spd2230:
Well, two days, about a dozen calls and no reboots. Looks like we may have a winner.

The only issue I have noticed is the message "selecting of states not supported, buttons inactive!" when Voltage Control starts up. This makes it impossible to disable specific cpu frequencies. OC/UV works fine otherwise.

I really like this kernel. Battery life seems good, it's smooth and I prefer the capacitive button backlight behavior over the current stock CM7 kernel. Thanks again!
[Captivate Android Development] zacharias.maladroit:
yeah, that's probably due to the new OC/UV implementation

I think I'll go back to the old one and do some modifications

thanks !
[Captivate Android Development] zacharias.maladroit:
NEO 06 for MIUI

you get 2 times 2 flavors

the kernels with "old-radio-pa" (old radio partitioning) are for older MIUI builds

the kernels with "new-radio-pa" (new radio partitioning) are for newer MIUI builds when you migrated from newer CM7 buids (where applicable)

- LED-notification enabled

* new radio partitioning (when you come from newer CM7 nightlies ---> only flash new radio/modem zips)

* old radio partitioning for older MIUI builds prior to the modem partitioning change (to take care of bad blocks in the radio-partition)

- LED-notification kept off

* new radio partitioning (when you come from newer CM7 nightlies ---> only flash new radio/modem zips)

* old radio partitioning for older MIUI builds prior to the modem partitioning change (to take care of bad blocks in the radio-partition)
[Captivate Android Development] socrated13:
Bravo! Your pace of development is admirable and I appreciate all the hard work you do for us! I love your kernels! :)

Just to be clear, I have been using CM nightlies for awhile, currently on #21. I should use the new radio partitioning zip?
[Captivate Android Development] mcord11758:
If you are running cm7 I believe there has already been a neo6 release.
[Captivate Android Development] mcord11758:
Thank you Zach. Up and running. Time to test.
[Captivate Android Development] socrated13:
Ah, you're right. Just checked a page back
[Captivate Android Development] Johnston212:
I just wanted to check and see if people are using this with the new Nightly #23 or not.
[Captivate Android Development] opie11:
Havn't flashed #23 yet, but working well with #22.
[Captivate Android Development] Thnikk:
I did and it's working fine
[Captivate Android Development] gabby131:
yo zach! if im going to use only smartass governor sleep or awake, is it okay (i mean is there no issues) just to rename "SLEEP_GOVERNOR=" to "smartass" on 90screenstate_scaling script?

my deepest thanks
[Captivate Android Development] provoked:
So I am on the newest MIUI 1.6.10 and I have flashed the neo 6 with new ril and I am getting no signal. I then flashed the old one and no signal as well. Any ideas?

EDIT: Used the one that is actually for CM7 instead of MIUI and it works no problems. Hmm :(
[Captivate Android Development] Prototype159:
The Miui version doesn't have the ril polling.
[Captivate Android Development] zacharias.maladroit:
I really hope you guys also have the new RIL on MIUI (MCG v6+ has it on the SGS) otherwise it won't work ...

Kernel

CM7 & MIUI only

NEO 07

before you ask for any ETAs:

The first rule of CyanogenMod [and this project]: DO NOT ASK FOR AN ETA!

Changelog (from NEO_06):

characteristics:

- conservative governor (screen: on & off)

- touchkey timeout (no led-notifcation) | led-notification (2nd kernel)

- some more battery savings & speed-ups

- OC up to 1.6 GHz (but it seems the power-saving measures don't let it scale up performance correctly - so max frequency recommended is 1.4 GHz)

- 339 MB (that's nearly 340 MB of RAM !)

- Juwe11's OOM killer settings

- tweaked memory settings & stuff (too much to remember what all was changed)

- disabled logcat & printk output [thanks to existz for ideas !] -> battery savings & less overhead

- some voodoo color improvements [thanks to nikademus !]

- 2011.03 toolchain + aggressive flags :D [thanks to hardcore for help !]

- some more tweaks to ondemand governor

- known to work on nightly #24 + #25 (SGS numbering scheme)

speed + battery savings + stability ==

profit

!

testing/need feedback:

- stability / reboots [it uses some new optimization-flags so I need to know if those affect stability]

- any regressions with games, apps, etc. ? [none known so far]

Troubleshooting and other stuff:

other governors:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=14676468&postcount=1127

it's not really "forced"

if you take the older additional scripts into account it was "forced smartass", "forced ondemand", etc. ^^

just change the awake_governor like Cloudstripe wrote

in S98screenstate_scaling in the kernel-package (system/etc/init.d/)

and re-install the kernel

then you should have smartass governor

on battery draining / battery efficiency tweaks:

if battery is draining faster compared to NEO_06 or previous kernels:

- it might be due to new flags

or

- due to a setting I disabled (for testing)

adb shell setprop pm.sleep_mode 0

and

adb shell getprop pm.sleep_mode

should get you

0

or simply

change

to

then re-install the kernel

Mirrors:

Mirror #1:

(this post)

Mirror #2:

NEO_07/CAPTIVATE/

(thanks as usual to Roland for hosting ! :) )

edit:

Ooops and another mistake: :eek:

(I shouldn't bake kernels when taking a short break from studying :p)

the kernel without led-notifications was compiled with the flags used on the SGS / i9000

the kernel with led-notifications with the flags that hardcore uses (level 3 optimization) [should be the same like without led-notifications but apparently changes didn't got applied]

if you use the kernel with led-notifications and run into any issues different from the without led-notification (you can tell from the feedback + posts) please let me know

stability shouldn't be impaired

thanks !

edit2:

uploaded kernel + led-notification with correct flags

if you feel like it - you could try out both kernels with led-notifications and see which works better for you + leave your feedback here

thanks !
[Captivate Android Development] Thnikk:
Everything's working great so far on the led notifications one :D

edit: oh yeah, on MIUI
[Captivate Android Development] SeanHacker:
everythings working great on neo 7 with led notifications. really smooth, no call drops, battery is looking ok so far (havent used enough to tell yet), good job bro.
[Captivate Android Development] zacharias.maladroit:
for newer kernels a new cleaning script is needed:

Always have this

cleaning script

on your internal SD card ready

If you're switching kernels, have issues with auto-rotation, the cam, bootloops or other sorts of problem (failed overclock attempt),

please use lippol94's updated cleaning script (apply via CWM recovery) : http://www.multiupload.com/0XAZSDSU9F by WiwiPouPou

kudos to lippol94 & WiwiPouPou ! :cool:
[Captivate Android Development] spd2230:
Well, day 5 on the 06/14 kernel (correct flags) and everything seems to work as it should. Keep it up Z.M.
[Captivate Android Development] askpcguy:
Yes, the Neo 07 no LED is working well for me. Just waiting on the battery life after tonight at work. Seems the modem switching from H to 3G a lot can eat battery pretty fast.
[Captivate Android Development] zacharias.maladroit:
Kernel

CM7 & MIUI only

NEO 09

before you ask for any ETAs:

The first rule of CyanogenMod [and this project]: DO NOT ASK FOR AN ETA!

Changelog (from NEO_08):

core features:

- writeback improvements - less lags

- wifi fixes & improvements

- voodoo color

- voodoo sound (upstream)

- docksound support

- updated to 2.6.35.13

- lots of additional enhanced security features (in kernel + init scripts)

- FPS cap raised for smoother operation + 65 FPS

- printk + android-logger disable for less overhead & better battery runtime

- nofail variants for filesystem initialization - less overhead

- SFB scheduler

- memcopy&memmove - optimized variants for more performance

- selection of several cpufreq governors (interactive, smartass, tweaked ondemand, tweaked conservative, interactiveX, SavagedZen)

- bigmem: 339 MB RAM

- optimized memory handling (via init scripts)

- several battery-runtime related improvements

- VFS + VM fixes & improvements - less lags & more stability

- OC up to 1.6 GHz (thanks to bilboa1, morifc

- SLUB slab allocator (more stable & efficient, SLQB leads to instabilities & other issues)

- BFS scheduler (still too unstable)

- performance flags

- compiled with 2011.03 toolchain for more stability, reliability and performance (significant !)

- some other performance related stuff

- touchkey timeout (no led-notifcation) | led-notification (2nd kernel)

- Juwe11's OOM killer settings

changelog:

- ondemand + conservative governor (screen: on: ondemand & off: conservative)

- some more battery savings & speed-ups

- better memory management [thanks to nikademus !]

- lots of other performance and battery consumption related fixes & improvements

NEW:

- raised the max gpu clock [thanks to existz]

- some gpu changes [thanks to morfic]

- gannet kernel module on request

- synced with upstream: DIDLE disabled and sleep of death (hopefully) fixed

- several improvements in readability & some new settings in the init scripts

- galaxysmtd [repo synced against ~#34] tested on #32, captivatemtd [-> #35] , vibrantmtd [-> #31]

testing/need feedback:

- stability / reboots [it uses some new optimization-flags so I need to know if those affect stability]

- any regressions with games, apps, etc. ? [none known so far]

Troubleshooting and other stuff:

other governors:

hopefully the explanations in S98screenstate_scaling should be detailed enough to let you change to a different governor

if not let me know and I'll see if I can come up with a package with different script-variations to replace the scripts in the kernel-package

Mirrors:

Mirror #1:

NEO_09/CAPPY/

(thanks to Roland !)

Thanks to teamhacksung|cmsgsteam !

edit:

Note:

MIUI builds (with MIUI splash) are available NOW !

I hope everything went OK (with 8 kernels - making that 16 kernels in total :rolleyes:)

hopefully I haven't mixed up led-notifications or MIUI bootsplash :p
[Captivate Android Development] arcardinal:
Just wanted to report Neo 09 and Nightly 38 working perfectly together. Thanks Zach.
[Captivate Android Development] papercutMS:
Nice! Can't wait to try it later tonight.

Thanks.
[Captivate Android Development] tarheelblueboy87:
Default settings on NEO09 set me to on demand, but it was acting like a performance governor (90%+ at max frequency state, which I set to 1200mhz). I used the cleaning script, ran it twice, then installed the kernel. I'm running nightly 37. Rebooted twice and also tried to force the ondemand governor, but still not fixed. So it ran pretty bad on default, although I have not tried the other governor settings because I don't feel like it. Thanks for your hard work zach, love your tweaks. Something is tweaked wrong this time though, I think.

Edit: Just tried the one governor to rule them all, it also ran under performance settings. Something is definitely tweaked wrong. I have not had problems on previous versions, they run great!
[Captivate Android Development] jesus_c:
can not switch bluetooth on with NEO9

miui 1.6.24

Captivate Armani
[Captivate Android Development] mcord11758:
Yes, same issue here. It will turn in, but not consistently
[Captivate Android Development] zacharias.maladroit:
I'm aware of that "issue", thanks !

it's a very weird "glitch"

oftentimes it seems to work as before but sometimes it's noticably less smooth than before and that regardless of the governor

I already ran a full diff against the old scripts since I suspected the layout changes and additions caused it (the phone & kswapd changes did - so I disabled them) but all in all it was the same compared to the old scripts

might be some of the new changes in code - currently don't know what might cause it though

if you feel like it - could you replace the new scripts with the previous ones (from NEO07 or NEO08) and try if you still see the same ?

if not (if it improves things) I might have to rework the scripts once more :p

thanks guys,

it doesn't seem to occur for all users (from what I saw so far)

so: in what order (wifi, data, bluetooth) did you try to switch it on ?

when ? (right after boot ? data on/off ?)

and both on MIUI ?

it might be an issue introduced with latest CM7 nightly builds

(e.g. #34, #35 bluetooth on the SGS has to have issues)

thanks for your feedback !
[Captivate Android Development] jesus_c:
1st boot BT is off

turn off wifi

reboot

try to switch BT - Ok (on)

but

strange name (something like chip name and frequency) and can not change it

try to make phone discoverable - FC BT

back to glitch -bt works
[Captivate Android Development] mcord11758:
Miui

For me bluetooth connected earlier with car. At home with wifi on and data, read issue report, tried again, would not turn on. Turned wifi off, reboot, still giving issue. Tried going back to neo 7, issue is not present.
[Captivate Android Development] zacharias.maladroit:
in upcoming nightly:

Reverted CE147 and rfkill changes that broke bluetooth

I guess that says all (as aspected, it's an upstream / ROM regression that got introduced recently)

so it should be working again in the next kernel
[Captivate Android Development] mcord11758:
Thanks for the update
[Captivate Android Development] tarheelblueboy87:
I tried changing just the tweaks script to the old one with NEO09 and it malfunctioned the same as before. However, once I replaced the screen state scaling script everything worked fine!

Hope that helps!

Correction: Probably not the scripts at all. I Just tried the old scaling script, with no tweaks whatsoever, and the problem appears on boot, but if you lock and unlock once or twice it fixes it. Seems kernel related.

Correction: Wow, possibly not related to anybody's kernel, might be a CM issue. Same thing happens with other kernels too, even the stock CM one from the #37 nightly I am on! It's either CM7, or these new I897 GB bootloaders I'm running with them. CM7 is my guess, but I'm not a dev, I don't know.
[Captivate Android Development] tarheelblueboy87:
Battery life using NEO09 on default settings is the best I have experienced so far on CM7, nice work. Performance and stability are good too.
[Captivate Android Development] markdexter:
what is Zen savaged governor? im using 09 too, seems like a good kernel
[Captivate Android Development] :
Last night I flashed this with the latest CM7 nightly and Gapps and on boot my phone started downloading/restoring my apps. Half way through I started getting the "download was unsuccessful please try again" message. I did clear Cache & Dalvik in recovery on flash. I tried clearing the data from the market. Then I notice on my other phone the Atrix I am getting the same message!? How is it possible that a flash from one phone could keep me from installing market apps on any device? I am able to download apps from Amazon just fine! I did find some other things to try like a factory reset and something involving adb (Ive never used adb). I am willing to try these but the fact that its just the market and on both of my phones when I only flashed one leads me to believe it is not a device specific problem but maybe a problem with my market account or.? I dont know I'm lost. If anybody has experienced this problem and knows the solution, could you send me a pm please? Thanks in advance.

EDIT: I may have left out the most important part, I can still install apps via the Android market on the computer. On my Win7 comp if I go to Android market and click "install" it will install and download to my phone(s) instantly no problem. But anything I try to download from the Market on the phone(s) returns the "download unsuccessful" message.
[Captivate Android Development] zacharias.maladroit:
Kernel

CM7 & MIUI only

NEO 10

before you ask for any ETAs:

The first rule of CyanogenMod [and this project]: DO NOT ASK FOR AN ETA!

Changelog (from NEO_09):

core features:

- writeback improvements - less lags

- wifi fixes & improvements

- voodoo color

- voodoo sound (upstream)

- docksound support

- updated to 2.6.35.13

- lots of additional enhanced security features (in kernel + init scripts)

- FPS cap raised for smoother operation + 65 FPS

- printk + android-logger disable for less overhead & better battery runtime

- nofail variants for filesystem initialization - less overhead

- SFB scheduler

- memcopy&memmove - optimized variants for more performance

- selection of several cpufreq governors (interactive, smartass, tweaked ondemand, tweaked conservative, interactiveX, SavagedZen)

- bigmem: 339 MB RAM

- optimized memory handling (via init scripts)

- several battery-runtime related improvements

- VFS + VM fixes & improvements - less lags & more stability

- OC up to 1.6 GHz (thanks to bilboa1, morifc

- SLUB slab allocator (more stable & efficient, SLQB leads to instabilities & other issues)

- BFS scheduler (still too unstable)

- performance flags

- compiled with 2011.03 toolchain for more stability, reliability and performance (significant !)

- some other performance related stuff

- touchkey timeout (no led-notifcation) | led-notification (2nd kernel)

- Juwe11's OOM killer settings

changelog:

- [probably] some more battery savings & speed-ups

- (complete ?) update/backport of the updated pl330 dma driver from samsung GB source [(probably) more performance, less power consumption]

- shorter kernel-package name on user demand (due to readability issues in CWM recovery)

NEW:

- bluetooth HID driver port from Samsung GB source (how to use this functionality ? probably less battery consumption - the more correct/complete drivers included - the more stuff can be sent to powersave)

- synced with upstream: 7.1.0-RC1 / nightly #40 (SGS numbering scheme)

- upstream additions: Hack a mute/unmute for Vibrant

- upstream: another variant of sleep/hang of death (probably also resolved)

- wifi + data networking issues resolved

- galaxysmtd [repo synced against ~#40 / 7.1.0 RC1] tested on 7.1.0-RC1, captivatemtd [-> #41] , vibrantmtd [-> #37]

testing/need feedback:

- stability / reboots [it uses some new optimization-flags so I need to know if those affect stability]

- any regressions with games, apps, etc. ? [none known so far]

- battery runtime

Troubleshooting and other stuff:

other governors:

hopefully the explanations in S98screenstate_scaling should be detailed enough to let you change to a different governor

if not let me know and I'll see if I can come up with a package with different script-variations to replace the scripts in the kernel-package

Mirrors:

Mirror #1:

NEO_10/CAPPY/

(thanks to Roland !)

Thanks to teamhacksung|cmsgsteam !
[Captivate Android Development] jesus_c:
for MIUI neo10/cappy/miui ? right?
[Captivate Android Development] zacharias.maladroit:
sure,

it's all in the directories :)

CM7 -> in root directory

CM7 + led-notif -> led-notif

MIUI -> MIUI

MIUI + led-notif -> MIUI -> led-notif

only difference between CM7 and MIUI is the bootsplash (picture displayed while booting up before the bootanimation)
[Captivate Android Development] mcord11758:
Thanks again zach. blue tooth working
[Captivate Android Development] anandsamuel:
have you tried clearing data for market under manage applications?

EDIT: Sorry I just read that you did try to do that... usually when i clear data it seems to resolve the issue and if it doesnt then i reboot and if it still doesn't work reflashing the ROM/kernel fixes the issue... but your issue seems to be a little different because its also doing that on the Atrix...
[Captivate Android Development] jesus_c:
OFFTOP!!!

same issue miui 1.6.24 but it is not kernel error )))))
[Captivate Android Development] contentryder:
NEO 10 works with CyanogenMod 7.1.0 RC1, correct?
[Captivate Android Development] insaneturbo13:
Well I can honestly say that this is the best cm7/platypus combo yet 7.1rc1 with Neo 10 is amazing. Battery is better and the flow of apps and browser seems better. Also I'm stable on O.c. where I wasn't before on any nightlies.
[Captivate Android Development] insaneturbo13:
Yes