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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hannibal226:
I can't exactly described.

I only know that this is a fold which appears in siyah's 2.6.12, too.

U got en error that the file is damaged after a few seconds.

CHEERS ;-)

Sent from my Galaxy S2 - I9100 with SensatioN Rom!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hacre:
Reading this thread is like watching Google Translate become self aware.

Er, it's not a first release. Pretty much all of what you've released so far is my kernel, with the exception of adding more frequency steps than an FM radio.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pulser_g2:
Couple of days?

git remote add release git@github.com:bgn9000/ninphetamine.git

git push release

Oh look, done :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Entropy512:
Considering he did this by forking ninphetamine, his repo is going to be origin (unless he forked it in a silly ridiculous manner), so it's simpler:

git push origin
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bgn9000:
I just arrived at a ski station after 12 hours of big traffic, because in France this is holidays.

So, I am very tired... anyway, I just fork ninpo repo and import missing initramfs from siyah.

I changed very few things and I am learning fast.

Thank you to support me ;)

EDIT : I did few commits ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] incubus_fr:
It looks like you agree ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bgn9000:
Release 2.2.2 ready
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bgn9000:
Looking for beta tester on att release, please PM me ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mecss:
Hello mate,

in the first changelog you describe that in this kernel the touch recovery is included but we cant find it...whats wrong?...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bgn9000:
I am sure you can reboot in CWM... what's wrong ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mecss:
Hi m8,

yes we can get in CWM but there is not the touch recovery by redpill kernel how you describe it in changelog...:confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bgn9000:
Alright, I said import siyah recovery based on redpill good work ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] incubus_fr:
Yes, that's not the redpill "touch" recovery but the regular one designed for Siyah.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mecss:
Ok, that means no touch recovery will be in cwm...right?...;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bgn9000:
New customboot script for new features (sio, gpu, power)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bgn9000:
I can add it if it is a great improvement but this one is nice enough, no?

Tell me
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mecss:
I havent got any problems with this recovery...but some gusys in our forum had noticed that there arent any touch recovery like its described...the latest redpill kernel has the touch recovery and it works like a charme...it is not so important...you are making a very goo job and thats only important... :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JmPTaz09:
Flashed the AT&T test kernel as a beta tester and everything is running great, no problems at all. Everything seems nice and smooth. Hopefully AT&T will continue to be supported on this kernel :-)

sent from my i777
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bgn9000:
Thanks for this support, I put the link to the at&t release you tested in post 2.

Enjoy ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sangosnip69:
Ah finally for AT&T, now I can put this perfect kernel in my rom on the other section :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bgn9000:
Yes, this is great indeed:)

However, I need to fix an issue with BLN and this last release.

Just found few minutes ago by users on GalaxyS2.fr
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KurskS:
Can you support this kernel with NTTdocomo Japan phone^^

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] bgn9000:
Of course, I need a beta tester if you can do that, I will ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MysticKing32:
Yo is the ATT version actually for the ATT variant of the galaxy s2. ( the one with the same exynos.) or is it just for international users on ATT
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JmPTaz09:
Didn't you read my post? ;) I am running this on my American AT&T model i777 and it's running great.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MysticKing32:
Ok. I was just making sure cause no one reported it yet over at the I777 forums. I guess i will. Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] autonomous-inc:
Can you post your kernel in the I777 board? I know it might be a pain to keep up with both of them, but we have only two kernel developers currently posting and updating their threads on our board.

Thanks man.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] incubus_fr:
It's not a good idea to have two topics for the same kernel: Problems and solutions will be scattered over several threads.

Maybe better having an announcement topic in the i777 section heading to this one.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bgn9000:
Coming soon 2.2.3

Fixed BLN + VR scheduler + NTT release if beta tester is ok
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bgn9000:
2.2.3 ready

Uploading ATT and NTT releases

Edit: all ready
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hannibal226:
Will give it a try again.

CHEERS ;-)

Sent from my Galaxy S2 - I9100 with SensatioN Rom!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KurskS:
I can test and give u feedback soon if you still need one:D

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] JmPTaz09:
Kernel running very nicely, 2.2.3 at&t version. Bln working as well. Looking forward to your continued development and merger of great kernels!

sent from my i777
[Galaxy S II Android Development] antt00:
2.2.3 kernel running smoothly on international version. Can you add sched_mc power management control to the kernel. Thanks.

Edit: Can you also add support for voodoo louder? Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KurskS:
After flashing on NTTdocomo model, phone doesnt boot, black screen:(, pls check:D

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] bgn9000:
Thank-you anyway, I will remove it and see what is missing.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xsycox:
I installed your kernel yesterday. Battery life seems good with it.

Unfortunately, yours has the same bug like Siya kernel: You cannot watch videos with it (since 2.6.12).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bgn9000:
Can you give me more details?

I can see my videos of my kids skiing those days... ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hannibal226:
The same as I told I last time :-P

Now u can see the message.

Made a Screenshot.

The rest seems to be gr8 (speed and battery)

But maybe sometimes the first scrolling is a bit laggy but the it's fine. (CAN'T SAY FOR SURE that it is from kernel, maybe it's from app)

CHEERS ;-)

Sent from my Galaxy S2 - I9100 with SensatioN Rom!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] incubus_fr:
Look at Siyah topic, page 1929 (AFTR and entropy512 commits).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xsycox:
Correct, I have the same error: "incorrect data".

... and so do a lot of others.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Entropy512:
*sigh* - You really should rename your kernel to something else. While you may be grabbing the Ninphetamine codebase, it is clear you are not following the development philosophy or methodology Hacre/Ninpo uses.

You grabbed patches from SiyahKernel despite the fact that one of them had WARNINGS FROM ITS ORIGINAL AUTHOR IT MIGHT BE BROKEN - https://bitbucket.org/gokhanmoral/siyahkernel/changeset/b99780170a78

It's bad enough GM committed it anyway before going away for an extended period of time, but it's worse that you committed it with a generic "commit tons of stuff from SiyahKernel" lumped commit... It seems like you were completely unaware you even grabbed my cpuidle backport patch when you pulled in this commit, and it's clear you were unaware of my followup fixes...

Edit: To be clear, you seem to be unaware that nearly every feature of Ninphetamine had been long absorbed into other kernels around here (since it was long unmaintained). Other kernels had far more patches, which isn't always a good thing (patches can have regressions) - To a great degree, many of the benefits of Ninphetamine were due to the care that Ninpo and Netarchy exercised with their work. When you throw in patches from other sources that you clearly didn't research - you clearly aren't developing the kernel the way Ninpo did, and thus, this isn't Ninphetamine any more than any other kernel out there is.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sangosnip69:
Don't be agressive like this, he just begin.

Give some advice instead of attacking him.

This do not encourage him to continue and we will loose a developer who want make a good kernel for all.

I understand why you say this but you can talk without be agressive.

See you, Sango.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] incubus_fr:
Agree. Established xda devs easily throw stones at new ones.

It could have been way better to send a mp to Bgn9000 explaining your point of view and not writing on another topic that he "took a VERY long time to publish his sources".

Do you realise it was 4 days?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hacre:
He is giving him advice. Your problem is that he isn't sugar coating it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JmPTaz09:
He's doing a good thing, as I think your kernel was a good one from what I read and because of him I'm basically running it on my i777 and loving it. Since he very clearly gives proper credits, I see no harm. Maybe u can help him out since you're one of the original kernel badasses. That's what would be good for our SGSII community. You too Entropy. Hope our kernels continue to improve based on collaborative effort.

p.s. Hacre, your page ripping all the terrible xda posts was one of the funniest things I've ever read, just read it the other day!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Entropy512:
I have no problem with him continuing - everyone needs to start new and learn. Much of my early kernel work was crap - but I made a point of keeping a low profile with it. However, claiming to be a continuation of another kernel (including resuming versioning where the old one left off) is not keeping a low profile and not even remotely modest. If you use the Ninphetamine name, you should be able to live up to that name's standards. Ninphetamine is more about the development philosophy of the developer than about the source code - as I said before, most of the improvements in Ninphetamine's source have over time been absorbed into other source code bases, so any other kernel has equal rights to claim the "Ninphetamine" name if you are only using the source code to substantiate the name. (Which is why it's a fairly poor differentiator.)

In general, using the name for another developer's project for your own without talking to the original developer is frowned upon. It'll potentially lead to massive confusion when ICS comes around.

That's an extremely long time.

git push origin

takes 20-30 seconds - therefore there is no excuse for holding back source. Source should be always be pushed BEFORE a binary is released, not afterwards. If you aren't ready to release source - then you are also not ready to release a binary.

If your source tree is not stable enough to be pushed to github, your kernel is not stable enough to be released here.

edit: FYI, I was running my own kernels without distributing them for 1-2 months at least. For half that time I was pushing what I was running to github, but had no XDA thread nor did I distribute binaries to anyone.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] af974:
@OP: (Original Poster)

You are kindly invited to change your kernel name, since you didn't ask permissions to use it and honestly i find it a less form of respect.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bgn9000:
Hello,

I just read all messages sent those two days. I was on the road with my wife and my kids.

My message here is to give you a modest explanation of what I did since a month.

I sent a mail to gokhanmoral to ask him autorization to use its work in order to revive Hacre's work.

I supposed that Hacre left its kernel because of family reasons and I like its kernel. I proposed in this thread to bring few enhancements from siyah to old and closed ninphetamine kernel's thread for knowledge and also I wish to bring something to xda in return of what I received since my first connexion.

Because my initial work was merging stable releases (siyah and ninphetamine), I was very confident of the results and I published quickly.

It was too quickly, because french holidays started friday 17th, and this explain the delay to commit all changes I did.

Who I am ?

I am developer since 1981.

I am working in french market room as an expert of realtime market data publication.

I am a technical leader well recognized in Finance's world.

So I am not a newbie...

Anyway, I will rename this kernel even if I consider this is the continuation of what Hacre left and I will bring my own contribution.

Please give me few days,

Best Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] af974:
No one here are saying that you are a noob so there is no need from you to list what you do in your life but even if you work for the American President, here (XDA) you are forced to follow the rules and even a bit of common sense.

If you use the work of another developer (even the name) you NEED to contact that 'human' and ask permission to use that work for your development and, of course, give credits and since Ninphetamine's creator is still here, a Pm to him would be nice.

On that note:

Take 'kompare' and use it to compare that name with mine, you have my permission to use that recovery (without PM) in your kernel but WTF, Touch Recovery by AF974 and you credits other devs but me?

The funny thing is that people complaints Developers that left their Development :rolleyes:

Anyway, i'm looking forward to see thread fixed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bgn9000:
Okay, do your job and close this thread :( ?!

I did a correct job.

Hacre and all of you are using free work.

Linux is not yours !!!

Hacre left its kernel and all people following him since beginning.

I didn't send PM to him, because I supposed he gone away and turn the page.

I am just trying to give something.

My time, many time.

I am expecting nothing else, no donation, nothing just sharing.

In fact, you should be happy to see people working with you.

Are you the American President ?

Of course, I saw your nick name.

I would prefer to say you thank you for this great recovery menu.

I would prefer to receive from guy (much senior member) like you something more convivial.

As you can see, I forked Hacre's sources before creating this thread.

I didn't create a repo from scratch with a hugly copy-paste.

It was clearly to continue not to say "This is my kernel".

So, you don't want me to work on Ninphetamine.

Fine for me
[Galaxy S II Android Development] khartaras:
Sigh... It's the second kernel that has had its development stopped because of *****ing from the devs. Phoenix was a good kernel, and what happened to it? People complained so much it's gone now. Now Rebirth is gone too, again, because of developers *****ing. Let development be development and support the people who want to learn here. Forked Ninphetamine, that's fine. Improved it how he saw fit, that's fine too. The main mistake here was calling it Ninphetamine. I think we need to find a compromise between the two. Don't call it Ninphetamine, but base it on Ninphetamine sources.

Get off your pedestals and let development be done, as primitive and basic as it might be. We all started somewhere.

Also, bgn9000, I encourage you to keep your work going, if not on XDA, somewhere else where people aren't so hostile and oversenstitive. *cough* rootzwiki *cough*
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JmPTaz09:
Yes, whatever you do, don't stop working on it! I'm running it now and have 3 hours 10 mins screen on and still at 55% after 7 hours 10 mins run time. Screen is not even on lowest brightness. I think I could get 6 hours screen on and 15 hours (more if I used lowest brightness), which is pretty damn good for as snappy as this kernel is!

Just rename it and keep it coming! Props to all developers who have enabled me to run this nice kernel on my phone!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] incubus_fr:
Well done keepers of the Ninphetamine flame...

I'm speechless with disappointment.

There's something wierd in seeking thanks that much on xda.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bgn9000:
You can close this thread
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Entropy512:
The GPL gives you a right to the code, not to the name. As an example - see Wireshark/Ethereal - when the lead developer changed employers, his original employer retained the rights to the name Ethereal, resulting in the software changing its name to Wireshark.

By using the Ninphetamine name, you dishonestly leveraged its reputation to gain credibility rather than your kernel proving itself on its own merits like every other developer's project here.

Just because one developer takes a break from development does not mean he will never return and that you have a right to claim that you are continuing development under the same name and continuing the version numbering scheme where it left off. Your assumption that Hacre had gone away is obviously false - If you had searched his posting history you'd see that he has remained active since stopping Ninphetamine development, and plenty of people will tell you that he's damned easy to find on IRC.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Fishawy:
Sweet mother of Jesus ..

Am not a developer, but seriously, what the !@#$%& is wrong with you guys? First the Phoenix & now this? What I know is, if you are to "guide" a developer to use the "correct" way "you" see, you can do it nicely, quietly, politely, and without making a scene, not by flaming the sh!t out of them like this!

@OP - Thank you very much for the excellent kernel. Please continue your work in the way you see right & don't ask for thread closure.

I hope am not getting flamed/banned myself after this post!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] OCmylife:
In my opinion the Phoenix thread was closed for a good reason(I can't think it's good to steal the work from other people and delete the committed lines,just that others doesn't recognize where do you get your work from- and just give it another name)

But not this one here. I only think he had to write hacre a pm if he has the permission to continue hacres work. Give it another name and ask next time and all is fine :) Don't fight against each other, if it's not necessary . We are one great community.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] damian5700:
Nice one, guys. :confused::(:thumbdown:

bng9000 Thank you for your time and effort. Really appreciated it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] budi5555:
maybe you can make the new name of kernel mate..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pulser_g2:
Hacre is still here and active. I believe he was quite open about the reason for not updating ninphetamine further at the time.

And that once ICS sources hit, he may re-do it.

I don't think anyone wants you to stop, or close this thread. Just pick a different name, hit edit on the OP, and then advanced edit :) Pop new name in there, and move onto the future :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bgn9000:
Honestly, what I did was to upgrade ninphetamine that's all.

I don't want to rename this amount of work because this is just a maintenance task.

I appreciate all your messages and I am happy to see that hours spent had utility.

thank you @pulser_g2 to moderate all those useless posts.

See you soon
[Galaxy S II Android Development] F3nr1s:
yeah just rename it ,continue to work and learn and perhaps one day you by this way you create your own kernel with your own source but continue your effort for that .

i hope you dont stop
[Galaxy S II Android Development] androidkid311:
Mate just rename it, its really not that hard pulser just told u to lol. Jhheezze
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stylez:
There was no reason to remove links etc its simple rename since had been asked by original developer.

Anyway since all removed no point keeping thread open.

Sent from the valley of the shadows....
[HTC EVO 3D] duytrum444:
help me...

my Hboot is 1.49.0012

i unlocked and relock because i want go to stock..but now, i want use cook rom, so i unlock again, and my phone say yes/no to unlock.. i select yes and my phone dont reboot, i wait 30 min but my phone dont active, i removed battery and reboot. it's stuck on HTC logo...help me...

up ruu it say error. up by sdcard it stuck here..

help me...

now i just can boot to bootloader..:(:(:(:(:(
[HTC EVO 3D] Eddie2k1:
In order to release your phone from this state I recommend using adb and fastboot on your pc.

I too experienced this when I updated from 2.08.... to 2.17.... Following this I ran the Ruu from this post: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1239821

This was the original stock: I ran this from windows, rebooted, updated using OTA until I was fully stock 2.17

2.08.651.2 RUU http://www.multiupload.com/09NOXKCUN0 Thanks lchupacabras for mirroring!

And this site for current RUU

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/9282-sprint-htc-evo-3dshooter-shipped-roms/

These are .exe files that will reset your phone to stock state for OTA updates.

I'm on Hboot 1.50
[HTC EVO 3D] duytrum444:
thanks you... but my phone is Evo 3d GSM...and my problem is my phone stuck bootloader when i unlock again, first unlock with no problem, then i relock, and unlock again, so it stuck bootloader.

any ideal???
[HTC EVO 3D] ozeil10:
Download

gsm ruu evo3d.

Search on google.it is a program.its pretty big. Install in your computer, then put your phone on bootloader and it should say USB

run RUU program.

You will lose root but it should go back to stock.
[HTC EVO 3D] duytrum444:
i tried, but it isn't reboot to OS..help me..................
[HTC EVO 3D] megabiteg:
I would get an RUU file for your phones current stock version, extract all the img files and flash them individually one by one via Fastboot.

I think that it could work better.
[HTC EVO 3D] duytrum444:
thanks you very much... i will try it...but, maybe it stuck when update bootloader...:(

P/S: CID of my phone is HTC__622. i use RUU 1.22.708.5 for Hongkong user
[HTC EVO 3D] megabiteg:
I Replied to your PM, let me know if that works.

I didn't look at the picture well, but one thing I do suggest and that can be cause of some issues over the process is that you need to unlock the bootloader from your phone again.
[HTC Incredible S] husky69:
Hi,

I'm having a bitof a trouble with flight mode recently - it worked as expected till January, but now when i deactivate it I don't get the PIN dialog and the SIM won't unlock consequently. Only way to solve this so far seems to be a reboot. :(

On reboot I get the message that the SDcard cannot be accessed and that I should check it - a little later on it works quite nicely :confused:

My IncS runs VirtuousAffinity 2.05 plus one UOT mod. Apps: Cerberus, LBE Privacy Guard and CF lumen are those who interfere closest to hardware level - none of these are activated when the sdcard message appears, they are loaded later on.

Anyone else having similar problems? Or maybe some hints about how to solve it?
[HTC Incredible S] Nonverbose:
Do you really need to use flight mode? I don't know your circumstances but data can be switched off and the phone can be set silent without using this mode.
[HTC Incredible S] husky69:
Yes, I need it, 'cause I need to be at places where networks are shielded off and the phone keeps trying to connect while not in flight mode, thus sucking the battery empty.

But thx anyway for reminding, that may help a little. :o

Any other hints anyone?
[HTC Incredible S] NicOsol:
Hi I'm currently using Virtuous Quattro Rc3... But there is something that ain't working like the videocam and some gameloft games..

So I wanna know what is your favorite rom and why is it your favorite :D

________________________________

Phone: HTC Incredible S

Status: S-OFF - Root - Hboot

Rom: Virtuous Quattro Rc3

Android version: 4.0.3

Android for life!