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[Galaxy S II Android Development] leechseed:
AW: [Kernel] Phenomenal 6.1 ICS / Hirox 5.1 JB

Hi there nice to see some extreme back :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

Just one question, did you fix the exynos exploit in here?

Because hardcore didnt:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=37906364

Greetz

Alliance6.1|Jeboo2.0|i9100¬Tapa2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] geroxx:
AW: [Kernel] Phenomenal 6.1 ICS / Hirox 5.1 JB

No. I didn't add any feature. Pure speedmod.

- geroxx -
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ufo900:
Re: [Kernel] Phenomenal 6.1 ICS / Hirox 5.1 JB

How can I control the voltages of the frequencies? I tried with voltage control or setcpu but they don't show me anything because there is not init.d folder..

I ask this because yesterday I had worse battery life compared to speedmod and first time happened to me..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] geroxx:
AW: [Kernel] Phenomenal 6.1 ICS / Hirox 5.1 JB

This is a flash-and-use-kernel like speedmod. So no voltagecontrol for cpu or gpu.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] ufo900:
Re: [Kernel] Phenomenal 6.1 ICS / Hirox 5.1 JB

Thanks, but meaning only reading voltages.. Not even like this?:thumbup:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
Try Tegrak Overclock from Google Play
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cabbyz:
this was my favourite kernel on ICS, good to see it on JB.

having difficulty though with boot loop, had to end up doing a full restore...

was working well then pulled my phone out of my pocket and screen was black so was forced to shut it down via power button and then wouldn't boot
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bluepratham:
thumbs up

using EXTREME version on omega v17 xxlsj from more than 24hrs

no random freezes

amazing speed

dunno y, i dont feel better battery life with any kernel...

but this EXTREME version is at least working better than dorimanx 7.47
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adguru:
So far stable...

Using Hirox 5.1 Extreme with Omega 19.2 on my GT9100 for last 19 hrs 1 min and ~48% battery drain so far for 2 hrs 20 min screen on time (browsing + YouTube video) and very few short calls.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AnubuRe:
Tried all 4 but no go for me.

Extreme: world not boot, stuck on samy logo.

Intensive: worked fine for few hrs then froze while browsing.

Medium: Ok for a lil while then froze on a game.

Lite: Sameo really, keeps freezing while browsing.

Still using lite atm but has froze around 3 times now, after each freeze I reboot by holding power button then fone hangs at samy logo, holding power again boots fine.

After trying each version I wiped kernel using GS Wipe.

It's a pity really cus batt seemed really good.

Anyone know why it just doesn't work for some while fine for others ? I'd still like to give it s try if there's somethin I can do to try make it not hang.

Using Alliance 6.1 rom.

Peace
[Galaxy S II Android Development] smrht:
It this kernel working with cyanogen mOD??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
No. Stock ROM or Stock Based ROM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] schizovivek:
using the Hirox 5.1 Extreme version on Alliance ROM 6.1

battery life is AMAZING !

not just that.. everything runs sooooo smooth !

thank u sooooooo much !

attaching my screen shot to show off :D

this is with screen on time of around 1 hr 8 mins at 15-20% brightness

WiFi on throughout

since a few ppl were having problems with games i tried Virtua Tennis Pro for about 5 mins.. No issues

m so happy... :silly:

(of course this is still very light usage .. will later try it out with heavy use .. ie 3g-gps-navigation and full brightness :o )

are u on any extra mod? i flashed the kernel wipe and then flashed extreme directly..

having no issues... but i guess under volting performance is phone dependent.. maybe u could try one last time ... if doesnt work then i think u might want to stick to kernels like philz or jeebo
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AnubuRe:
No, just straight up Alliance clean & on its own.

That's what I really doing get, same phone, same rom, both wiped 1st...yet it won't run on mine.

I think I'll try again when/if Hardcore fixes the exploit & ups cwm, as I don't like running the open exploitable door... and running Chainfires fix broke my cam (tried the fix After trying all the versions).

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BTW: Those ruining this kernel should read this post so they know the risks involved running an exploitable kernel.

It's quite safe if u run the fix, but very risky without... The fix may or maynot brake ur camera.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2053824

Peace
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
hirox medium is working well. I would like to test the extreme version without RAM/display controller undervolt:p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jmsonicbox:
funny thing, yesterday installed extreme version again and now work flawless, no FC's, no bootlooop, works perfect and battery life is better since I have the SGS2

many thanks to the developers!!!

(sorry for my english)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] drrkgupta:
These doesnot work on the latest XXMS1 roms. Always getting a boot loop when I try to flash it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Slow N Stupid:
Are all of the voltages in Hirox same as phenomenal? sry if this was mentioned somewhere... i couldnt find it so i am asking...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] leo2589:
R: [Kernel] Phenomenal 6.1 ICS / Hirox 5.1 JB

Yes... I have asked to geroxxx via Pm...

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
Hirox? It works
[Galaxy S II Android Development] schizovivek:
thanks for the update.. I kinda assumed all new Kernels had the exploit all patched up... had removed the patch in the earlier days coz it broke my camera, so i started flashing kernels that fixed the issue.. but the recent update seems to fix the xploit and keep camera alive.. lucky me.. so for now gonna use chainfire's exynos fix along with the kernel and hoping that the dev fixes this in his kernel too.. coz im starting to love this kernel a lot :D

edit:

I stand corrected.. Camera broke on reboot :((
[Galaxy S II Android Development] drrkgupta:
Hirox not working in my device . I am on Wanamlite 14.2 XXMS1 version. Gets stuck on boot screen both in the extreme and intensive versions. Had to restore with ROM backup with CWM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
Have you tried the medium? Intensive uses the same RAM undervolt and IMHO is too aggressive. So you should try medium which doesn't use RAM undervolt.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jarruz:
intensive works on my stock XXMS1. no freezes, bootlops and so on. everything is as it should be.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Beso:
Someone experiences deep sleep problem? I have occasional 200mhz when screen off (everything else is allso OFF, just mobile signal ON). Using Wanam 14.1 and Hirox 5.1 medium.

Could be Any.do widget?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Karpfenhai:
Re: [Kernel] Phenomenal 6.1 ICS / Hirox 5.1 JB

Use bbs to figure what prevents your phone from deepsleep.

Tapatalked from my Galaxy SII
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
no that issue with Wanamlite 14.2 and Hirox 5.1 medium. So I think you have something which wakes your phone up.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] drrkgupta:
It boots up now. May be my cell doesnot like that much undervolting. Medium was easily installed without any hiccups.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
This is my test with Wanamlite and Hirox 5.1 medium

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=38347433&postcount=14052
[Galaxy S II Android Development] evilian:
but undervolting is it safe?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Karpfenhai:
Sure, more safe then overclocking, either it works or the device just freezes, normally you cannot kill it ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] leo2589:
New SpeedMod is out, dear Geroxxx :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] king.com:
Re: [Kernel] Phenomenal 6.1 ICS / Hirox 5.1 JB

Great news, updated base kernel from hardcore :thumbup:

Is it too difficult for devs on this thread to update CWM? Is the only thing that keeps me out of phenomenal/hirox kernel :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
Please geroxx could you try to make an extreme version WITHOUT Ram and display undervolting (or with HALF undervolting)?

thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] king.com:
Then perhaps an extreme with these undervolting and other xtreme without, because I'm managing about 6 S2 and all of them are fine with xtreme undervolting :o
[Galaxy S II Android Development] panosb26:
Witch version works with the Omega v20
[Galaxy S II Android Development] geroxx:
AW: [Kernel] Phenomenal 6.1 ICS / Hirox 5.1 JB

thx (:

but no source, no update

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
I use Medium but by tegrak ultimate I reduce 25mV more on every CPU step (so as Extreme) and set GPU at 100MHz with 825mV. Everything is working without any issue...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MercedesLove:
does the battery good ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dark Emotion:
good good :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
New Speedmod k5-3

(with bootloop issue workaround)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] leo2589:
R: [Kernel] Phenomenal 6.1 ICS / Hirox 5.1 JB

In adding in the download page there is a link to the source code :D

http://vln01.helochat.com/tourist/speedmod-kernel-s2-jb-source-k5-3-for-developers.zip

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] geroxx:
hide it ^^

See it as testbuild!

hiroX 5.3:

(for 4.1.2)

First look at the explanation!

Now you can set CPU and GPU voltage by your own!

Pure:

CWM:

http://d-h.st/PoK

ODIN:

http://d-h.st/3qv

Light:

CWM:

http://d-h.st/eft

ODIN:

http://d-h.st/QOS

Medium:

CWM:

http://d-h.st/exp

ODIN:

http://d-h.st/VHe

Extreme:

CWM:

http://d-h.st/g07

ODIN:

http://d-h.st/6xf

For cpu and gpu undervolting please use: CPU adjuster (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2000609)

Changelog of SpeedMod: http://touristinparadise.blogspot.co.at/2011/10/samsung-galaxy-s2-speedmod-kernel.html

Credits:

hardcore for his awesome

SpeedMod

kernel and for the source

fenomeno83 for the

Phenomena

l kernel, the idea and the guide

shoman94 for the code, that allows custom cpu and gpu undervolting

Explanation:

All:

Set hotplug "low" to 40

Set hotplug "high" to 85

Set custom cpu and gpu voltage

Pure:

No other changes

Light:

Internal voltage: -50 mV

Bus voltage:-50 mV

Medium:

Internal voltage: -50 mV

Bus voltage:-100 mV

Screen controller voltage: -150 mV

Memory voltage: -50 mV

Extreme:

Internal voltage: -50 mV

Bus voltage:-100 mV

Screen controller voltage: -300 mV

Memory voltage: -100 mV
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
Wow I appreciate your new versions. I'm gonna try the medium. Thanks!

Edit

Do you mean we have to set CPU and GPU by ourself?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Jagdish84:
He means you are able to if the mood strikes you...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] geroxx:
AW: [Kernel] Phenomenal 6.1 ICS / Hirox 5.1 JB

Yeah. Every version has the stock CPU and GPU voltages, which you can modify.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
Ok I've done it. But It also means we need an app running at every boot to correct the voltages. Right?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] geroxx:
AW: [Kernel] Phenomenal 6.1 ICS / Hirox 5.1 JB

That's right. i suggest "CPU Adjuster"

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
Running Medium with extreme voltages for CPU and GPU. And added also a profile when battery is low (CPU max at 800MHz and GPU max at 160MHz). It seems ok :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] leo2589:
R: [Kernel] Phenomenal 6.1 ICS / Hirox 5.1 JB

I am using extreme 5.3 with cpu/gpu's uv values of the medium 5.1 and till now every is ok...

Ps: i use medium voltages because with heavy operations like multiple downloads from browser or flash video playing always in browser I had with extreme 5.1 a reboot..

EDIT: i have just setted two profiles : one for screen on (details above) and one for screen off (with extreme 5.1 uv values for GPU/CPU and powersave/noop)..

It was a good idea to let everybody to set those important values of UV!

EDIT2:

@geroxxx I receveid one suggestion on my italian forum and i think that it isn't totally wrong..

The beauty of this kernel (and of the Phenomenal in the past) is the fact that is already undervolted and ready to use after flashing it.. Now with the new version of the HiroX everyone is obligated to set CPU & GPU 's uv...

For me and lot of users it is not a problem because i suppose that not all are noobs :D , but to respect the tradition of the phenomenal you could back to the classic versions with GPU/CPU's UV already applied in the kernel, without use third part apps..

So you are the dev and the last decision is yours... I underline that i don't have problems with using Cpu Adjuster, but going back to the last kind of CPU/GPU'UV could be coherent with the Phenomenal's tradition..

In anyway, thanks for this amazing Kernel, whatever your decision will be!

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] geroxx:
i also thought about this. The hiroX is only a fill-in because fenomeno83 is busy. It was my mistake to change that tradition. I will add new version soon with the good old tradition (:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] leo2589:
I love you man! :D

Good decision! :good:

But don't say that HiroX is only a fill-in.. It's a good kernel ready-to-use made with the best purposes by you!! I am receiveng also awesome feedback for your HiroX on my italian forum.. So Good Work and go ahead master Geroxxx :D

Ps: i have reached the 8 limit of thanks today :angel:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ufo900:
Re: [Kernel] Phenomenal 6.1 ICS / Hirox 5.1 JB

Added the thanks for me, you and for users into our Italian forum :thumbup: :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] geroxx:
hiroX 5.3:

(for 4.1.2)

Light:

CWM: http://d-h.st/9lS

ODIN: http://d-h.st/EdU

Medium:

CWM: http://d-h.st/6AW

ODIN: http://d-h.st/2E6

Intensive:

CWM: http://d-h.st/CpV

ODIN: http://d-h.st/erl

Extreme:

CWM: http://d-h.st/e4u

ODIN: http://d-h.st/Wtr

Intensive:

CPU & GPU-Values are the same as in "Medium"

Screen/Memory-Voltages are the same as in "Extreme"
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
For me the previous medium with CPU ADJ is great because I can use Extreme voltage for CPU and GPU and also "half" undervolting of extreme version for RAM and display controller. The best for my hardware. If I use the intensive or the extreme undervolted by themself, my phone is not stable (probably because -100mV for RAM is too much) and I must use Medium without RAM/Dispay contoller uv and with 25mV more for every CPU step.

So, I would be selfish, but in my case it's better the previous version of hirox. But I don't think to be the only one with this situation.:rolleyes:

---------- Post added at 10:31 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:20 PM ----------

Anyway thanks for the great kernel and the effort. Just a question: I 've read the instructions to make a "phenomenal" kernel. I don't have experience but maybe someday I could try. Do I need Ubuntu OS to work on it or Windows OS?:confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bogdan1980:
Re: [Kernel] Phenomenal 6.1 ICS / Hirox 5.1 JB

Wow, nice work. Just what i needed.

Galaxy powered by GM @ Dorimanx
[Galaxy S II Android Development] a0007:
Re: [Kernel] Phenomenal 6.1 ICS / Hirox 5.1 JB

Thank you heroX

Really it's a wonderful
[Galaxy S II Android Development] geroxx:
AW: [Kernel] Phenomenal 6.1 ICS / Hirox 5.1 JB

It is really hard to find a way so that everyone is 100% happy. I am trying my best.

But if you want i can build you a "testkernel".

I am compiling on Ubuntu 12.10 x64 (Virtual Machine). Only ask if you have any question.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] king.com:
I'm agree with all your decisions, and I think the best way is to find the point that everybody will be happy.

The kernel "as is" is the idea that I always loved, and the ability to set custom voltages is also great. As I can see the "problem" is the middle app running from begging to noob people. Then, why don't use the best of two worlds?.

Init.d is the folder for this idea, and s91voltage (or something like this) is the file needed to this.

Inside the .zip to flash kernel can be included the plain text file to set voltages. Is transparent for noob people, and easy to adjust manually/app for people like us who likes to "play" with ;)

Don't you think this is the perfect solution for everybody?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
IMHO noobs use Speedmod and supernoobs don't even do that :D

So I think that who wants something more like an undervolted mod kernel (to choose among light, medium, intensive, extreme with the risk of crash) is not a noob anymore.

@geroxx, I really appreciate your kernel and your effort. You even make the intensive. But I can't ask you to make me a personal work every time a new speedmod is out.

I guess that if you make an extreme with "only" -50mV on RAM and -150mV on display controller, some user couldn't be happy because think to be able to run with -100mV for RAM and -300 for display controller. But how many users can't run intensive and extreme for the opposite reason?

So maybe you (we) should realize where you have more "request".

About me, I would like to learn how to undervolt it by myself so to be independent but I know Ubuntu very little and I don't have a good computer to install it as virtual. I have Windows XP:silly:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
I don't know how much it takes to make one or two more versions of this great kernel but IMHO this solution should make 99.9% of users happy

Light

same voltages of Phenomenal Normal

Medium

Same voltages of Phenomenal Medium

Intermediate 1

CPU, GPU, Internal voltage and BUS as Medium

RAM -100mV, Display controller -300mV

Intermediate 2

CPU, GPU, Internal voltage and BUS as Extreme

RAM -50mV, Display controller -150mV

Extreme

Same voltages of Phenomenal Extreme

P.S.

Again IMHO I think that almost nobody uses the normal version (I think a user can install pure speedmod or from Medium to extreme undervolt).

So if we can save time, maybe we can avoid the normal one?

Maybe somebody using the normal could clear this point.

---------- Post added at 08:08 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:59 PM ----------

If there is a way to insert a text file to make "our phenomenal" with just a kernel version, I think it is the best for everybody.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] schizovivek:
flashed hirox 5.3 extreme... love this kernel.. but there are two things that need looking into ..

1. i noticed on 5.1 and 5.3 is the media scanner bug... not sure if this is kernel or ROM related but there seems to be a fix here .. (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2072250) .. if this is kernel related could u plz push this into one of ur updates?

2. the exynos exploit

another not so imp feature is the custom boot anim :D

i know this is based on the speedmod kernel but was hoping that since the UV thing seems to make this really smooth for me and a lot of other ppl a few additions to the kernel would make it perect !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dark Emotion:
Re: [Kernel] Phenomenal 6.1 ICS / Hirox 5.1 JB

1. Not kernel related!

2. I think it is fixed in 5.3
[Galaxy S II Android Development] leo2589:
R: [Kernel] Phenomenal 6.1 ICS / Hirox 5.1 JB

I am thinking that geroxx could done one version called pure without any cpu/gpu'uv and with the generic uv for other components like the ones of medium version and then made a light, medium, intensive and extreme with cpu/gpu and other components uv...

Then i don't know how get agreed two different way of using of this amanzing and super stable kernel..

At the end, the decision will be of geroxx...

:D

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] roozbeh158:
Re: [Kernel] Phenomenal 6.1 ICS / Hirox 5.1 JB

Hi.my phone hanging in video playback with mx player and bsplayer and should hold power key to restart.

With hirox 5.3 extreme and instentive.

Why??????
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nguyentramy87:
Maybe you should try 5.3 Medium version ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] schizovivek:
thanks for the update.. just checked in 5.3 .. the exploit is not fixed :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
Probably because your RAM doesn't work with -100mV.

you should try this last medium (the one of this page) which doesn't have memory undervolt. Or in the previuos page (hidden) the 5.3 medium with only -50mV for RAM (but you need CPU ADJUSTER for CPU and GPU).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] It_ler:
Please use Chainfire's ExynosExploitDemo apk to check if the Exynos exploit is patched or not.

Then report back.

Thanks !

On SpeedMod K5-2 and K5-3 it shows me a toast message after booting that the exploit failed.

So SpeedMod K5-2 and K5-3 are patched.

That's why I assume that HiroX 5.3 should also be "safe".
[Galaxy S II Android Development] schizovivek:
i have the ExynosAbuse app installed and it says Exploitable.. thats how I check normally.. will still give the Demo a try ... always assumed demo came into the picture only to verify a fix :silly:

Edit:

Tried a few reboots.. most of the time i got no msg... once i got a exploit failed msg .. will try again when im back from work
[Galaxy S II Android Development] It_ler:
As I already stated in SpeedMod kernel thread: Don't use ExynosAbuse app to check if the system is patched.

The ExynosAbuse app only checks if you have enabled the boot-/start-up "fix".

It can not check for the low-level patch that is included in patched kernels (such as Jeboo, latest Siyah, Dorimanx, SpeedMod and stock kernel).

So the ExynosAbuse app is only needed if you have an unpatched system and don't want to flash a (low-level) patched kernel.

To check if your system is patched or not, always use the ExynosExploitDemo apk.

P.S.:

Credits for both apps and detailed information about the Exynos exploit go to Chainfire. And all credits for the low-level patch go to AndreiLux.

Here is the original thread ... for those who want to read more about this topic.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bluepratham:
i hav a suggestion

as this kernel is aimed to provide better battery life, DEV can decrease the lowest possible brightness..it will help in increasing the battery life...

plz tell me if i am wrong...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
It's incredible how WIFI drains battery with JellyBean. If I use Juice defender to switch off WIFI for 15 minutes when not used, the battery lasts 2x!

I didn't notice that on ICS ROMs.

When the modem/firmware driver will be optimized, we'll have great battery.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] leo2589:
R: [Kernel] Phenomenal 6.1 ICS / Hirox 5.1 JB

+1.. The wifi does the difference really.. :eek:

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
By the way...

[OT=ON]

... with Juice Defender I can automatically switch off WIFI for 15 minutes when not used. But for me 15 minutes is too much for receiving emails and whatsapp messages. Is there a way to reduce this time?

And is there a way to SWITCH OFF the WIFI scanner?

[OT=OFF]

:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] leo2589:
OT=ON :D

Did you try this app to set wifi/data in deep sleep?. I don't know if it is exctaly for your intention because i don't check the app in every options and now i don't use it.. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2030696

For the Wifi Scanner when is connected doesn't should scan.. maybe you might have activated the options ALWAYS in WiFi settings in Android, but i don't if this option helps with your problem..

However.. OT=OFF :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
In this case it seems like Juice defender: min frequency is 15 minutes.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] monster75:
hirox 5.3 is working great (medium base with extreme voltages for CPU, -50mV for RAM and -150 for display controller).