yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One V] paarthdesai:
u can always get the stock kernel from the ruu

nws nandroid backup stores kernel also

open clock work mod folder

ul find inside boot. img

Sent from my HTC One V
[HTC One V] bettlejus:
I don't understand the following:

I have a HTC One V (Primo U)

Unlocked botloader and root it using HTC dev site ( unlock>code.bin)

I then made a nanbackup with CWM and then flashed SuPrimo

After that I pushed with fast boot this kernel Titanium *5

fastboot flash boot boot.img

All fine, se the freq to standard from No-Frills to 1Ghz and then ran Quadrant

Before unlock my device got about 2K score in Quadrant

Now it gets aroun 1300-1500???? I even overclocked it at 1400 Ghz and the results was 1550 points???

What is wrong?

I would have expected with this kernel to have at least 2000 point in Quadrant at standard freq of 1 Ghz
[HTC One V] Lloir:
Quadrant and so on are POINTLESS they are not 100% accurate...not even 90%
[HTC One V] bettlejus:
Ok, be it, but how do I know/feel that my device is faster now?

What benchmark can I use/do you recommend?

I even had 110 points in Quadrant after first boot with new kernel

I put back the stock kernel and ROM and had around 1800 point, still less then 2000 I had before unlock bootloader and root
[HTC One V] shubhamchamaria:
it depends on how you find the experience and not what some app which can be easily tricked into giving higher scores !! Try using it for a day or two...try all the games that worked earlier and check the diff... i bet you wouldnt switch back!
[HTC One V] bettlejus:
I will, but I find it strange to have such a huge difference from 2000 to 1300 in Quadrant with same Clock speed
[HTC One V] maxwen:
Hi

This is mainly because of I/O

Quadrant is reporting only half of the I/O value for Titanium kernel

If you care about this ->Use the Titanium-KISS kernel

If it makes a difference in "reallity" -> only you can decide :)

Regards

max
[HTC One V] Adi_Pat:
I guess it was a mistake on my part to merge too many changes without properly testing. I am still learning, won't make this mistake again, and considering this it will be 'very difficult' to track down what's causing the I/O issue 'without device' .. I will have to revert each change carefully and then test (benchmark) .. very difficult and time consuming if you don't have the device.

If its making a difference in real time usage, please let me know.
[HTC One V] bettlejus:
I would help you Adi_Pat but I am not much into dev, I just root my phone, find a nice stable fast rom/kernel and then stay with that

For now I have replaced the Kernel with the KISS one, it seems I have the same scores as the original one but still not 2000,

I didn't had time to test the Titanium Kernel to see how it behaves in real life compared to stock

When I change kernels, I ussualy do some benchmark, and if that benchmark shows me I am better then I stick with that kernel...I don't use the phone so much to test it "Live" except the ussual calls and browsing
[HTC One V] BirthdayDog11:
How exactly do you overcklock? You just install the kernel and use an app? Does that mean it will only be applied after boot?
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
Nope. It applies right away :)

APP: SetCPU (from xda)

No Frills CPU from market
[HTC One V] maxwen:
Hi

Actually BirthdayDog11 is also not wrong :)

The kernel will always boot with 1GHz by default and

after the app or a script has been run on boot then the

OC values will be changed.

You can use any of the apps listed above. Just make sure the

"apply on boot" is enabled. Or you can do this without any app

simply script based (Script Manager)

This is the script I currently use

http://www.mediafire.com/?i79wlhjomh9bhyf

It sets OC to max 1.5GHz and govener smartassV2 with battery

"friendly" tweaks. I dont like to use an app for such "simply" things :)

You can combine this with this script for setting useful UV values

http://www.mediafire.com/?yj11n461vz23l4j

Just install Script Manager from the market and set those two

scripts as "on boot" and you are done.

The UV script can also be used with init.d as-is (just drop it into /etc/init.d)

The OC script NOT because the android runtime will overwrite the

govener during boot which comes after init.d scripts :(

Allthough max OC will apply just the govener not

regards

max
[HTC One V] maxwen:
Hi

Just added download links to all of my util scripts in the KISS thread

Most of them will also work with the Titanium kernel

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=28599248&postcount=2

At the end "Other Downloads:"

Feel free to modify and redistribute them.

Regards

max
[HTC One V] BirthdayDog11:
Thanks a lot!

I would also prefer to not use an app, so the scripts are greatly appreciated.

Regarding my question when the OC will be applied, I don't quite understand yet. You said "after the app or a script has been run on boot". Does that mean after the system booted, all the way after the app has loaded, or some time during booting? Is that different with the script? Would it be possible to just hardcode these settings in the kernel? Also, does an app do the undervolting that your second script does?

Btw, I'm using the latest KISS with SuPrimo.
[HTC One V] maxwen:
Actually you shouldnt do booting so often :)

So using a OC frequency by default does not make so much sense IMHO

We also disabled this by default for a good reason if you device is not

capable of OC you will get right into a reboot else :)

But yes all of this could be "hardcoded" also in the kernel

Most of the things can be done in an init.d script - this will be executed before the

android system starts. Also OC frequencies can be set there

but NOT a different govener than ondemand. The android runtime

somehow sets the govener on startup. Dont know if CM9 is different there.

So you can just drop 01vdd and 02setcpu into /etc/init.d just the govener

will be overwritten later. But OC and UV will persist.

Yes this is the only way to set OC, UV and govener like In my script

any app will do it exactly the same.

Just apps will set it "later" depending when they get started from

the android system and get their "onboot" activity

This is independent if you use script manager or no frills or setCPU or or or ....

Regards

max
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
or you can use cm9 + the latest boot.img and set you cpu frequencies from the settings :) with no need of scripts or apps!
[HTC One V] BirthdayDog11:
Yeah, that is true. ;)

Just feels 'unauthentic' for some reason to set it at boot. But I guess it makes no difference technically.

I noticed that battery life is better too.

Fancy. :) I'll definitely give that a try some time.
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
I suggest upload your script in a different format. Because people will use them as they are now, in a .txt with windows format - and android/linux could not read those. That if, someone wants to try them without installing a script manager.

You should write them down using Notepad++ and transform them into UNIX code. Then the scripts will work.
[HTC One V] maxwen:
They are of course in unix style on the server.

I dont have even a windooze installation available to

create different ones by default :)

The problem is how people save it on download

on fu...ing stupid windooze hosts :D

So thanks for the sugestion!

But sometimes poeple should know what they do :)

Regards

max
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
oh... i thought that's how you uploaded them. my bad!
[HTC One V] maxwen:
But you are right - I will add a note on the download section

Maybe I will provide a zip file then its not so easy to screw

them up when just pushing them without changing

Thanks

max
[HTC One V] adanijel:
How to

Hi,

I currently have HTC ONE V with SuPrimo v4.1 (& android 4.0.3). What should I do now to install this build 5? Should I go back to generic rom first or just reboot phone into boot loader and install downloaded boot.img from memory card?

I am just trying to avoid bricking my phone.

Thank you
[HTC One V] maxwen:
Hi

No need to change anything on the ROM!

Use fastboot from your PC and type

fastboot flash boot <downloaded boot.img>

No need to copy it to the SD card :)

regards

max
[HTC One V] adanijel:
Thanks a lot :)
[HTC One V] Adi_Pat:
Hi,

Its been long time now! Will be updating my build soon with CM support. And some more tweaks.

Any suggestions feedback?
[HTC One V] Cr3sc3nt:
Welcome back :)
[HTC One V] shubhamchamaria:
Ask maxwen and get call recording and sweep2wake

Sent from my HTC One V
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
Glad to have you back Adi. Just make what you know best. A stable and performance kernel should be good enough for all of us!
[HTC One V] hlavicka82:
Glad that you are back Adi_Pat if you wan't to discuss development or get some testers just visit #onev-dev channel on IRC http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=onev-dev
[HTC One V] dancom96:
Would it be possible to fix the I/O issue? http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=29246789&postcount=677
[HTC One V] Adi_Pat:
I would have to rebase my sources, then merge each change, benchmark.. Would be a real pain since I don't have the device.. It will need some real hardcore testing which I doubt is possible now.

Stay tuned, will post a build tonight with CM10 compatibility.
[HTC One V] Lloir:
dude you came on irc for less than a minute......i was about to reply to you lol
[HTC One V] Cr3sc3nt:
Will you be releasing a kernel compatible with CM9 as well?
[HTC One V] Adi_Pat:
I am thinking of maintaining a Kernel only for CM10 & Sense.
[HTC One V] Cr3sc3nt:
Understood, Once CM10 gets as stable as CM9, CM9 will become obsolete.
[HTC One V] arnavk007:
Does this kernel support cm10?
[HTC One V] Cr3sc3nt:
Not as of the most moment!

Sent from my One V (CM9)
[HTC One V] cybervibin:
I can't find build 5 and m using cm9 rc3 so i can't use this,kernel? And also should i wipee data or cache....a.k.a factory reset
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
no. cm9 doesn't have Titanium Kernel support. Only CM10 has this kernel made from sources by Lloir.
[HTC One V] Adi_Pat:
Just a pointer. Since I am very very busy with a lot of stuff :( (Studies,Exams,School work) I hardly get any time for development. So if you want to use my Kernel on CM. Simply take the stock kernel, take my zImage and pack it with CM Ramdisk, flash .. push modules.. Should work I think..

Or just build from my sources and pack the zImage with CM Ramdisk..
[HTC One V] Compizfox:
Can we get BFQ (I/O scheduler)? :)
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
why do you want that? noop and sio are the best!
[HTC One V] Compizfox:
I heard BFQ is the best for flash memory. But I can be wrong of course...

Which is the best do you think? SIO or NOOP?
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
for me noop seems best.
[HTC One V] Adi_Pat:
Heyya peeps!

M Back!

Please test these two Kernels, compiled from source after very long time. Confirm if it boots.

One for CM10 and one for Sense!
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
I'll test it RIGHT away!! Thank you very much ADI!

CM10 KERNEL:

Feedback: USB mount takes an awful amount of time; (might be my system's fault)

The settings for governor, scheduler and CPU steps works.

Setting the MAX to 1700 freezes the phone completely (my phone can support 2ghz...) -> it seems that if you go further than 1500 (this included) the phone freezes.

LOGCAT HERE

at least it boots correctly... maybe you can improve on it cause it doesn't seem the speedest kernel right now. but i really appreciate you doing this Adi, without a device..
[HTC One V] Adi_Pat:
Well, it boots right?

I need to make some changes for CM10.. which I haven't done yet.

Will update the build up in the OP soon!
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
NVM this. It disappeared!
[HTC One V] Adi_Pat:
[Offtopic]

Please PM me the one V irc channel.
[HTC One V] Adi_Pat:
Updated to BUILD#6 !

Let me know how it is!
[HTC One V] Cr3sc3nt:
Would love to see a CM9 compatible kernel. As plenty of people are using CM9 till CM10 leaves the beta stages.
[HTC One V] Adi_Pat:
Will do that too, just a few lines in my build script :P

And attach the cm9 boot.img so that I can fetch the ramdisk from it.
[HTC One V] Cr3sc3nt:
Thank you so much! Here you go sir.
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
CM10 Build 6 - bluetooth doesn't turn on, it remains at "Bluetooth Turning on"

4597:	D/BluetoothAdapterStateMachine( 1914): PowerOff process message: 1
4598:
4599:	D/BluetoothAdapterStateMachine( 1914): Bluetooth state 10 -> 11
4600:
4601:	I/bluedroid( 1914): Starting hciattach daemon
4602:
4603:	V/BluetoothMasReceiver( 3008): BluetoothMasReceiver onReceive :android.bluetooth.adapter.action.STATE_CHANGED
4604:
4605:	E/BluetoothMasReceiver( 3008): BluetoothMasReceiver onReceive :android.bluetooth.adapter.action.STATE_CHANGED
4606:
4607:	D/BluetoothMasReceiver( 3008): Bluetooth STATE CHANGED to 11
4608:
4609:	E/brcm_patchram_plus( 3054): Can't set line discipline

LOGCAT: HERE
[HTC One V] maxwen:
Very simple one

BT parts missing in kernel :)
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
yes i know, but no one reported it. so Adi doesn't have a device => he doesn't know about the issue :)
[HTC One V] Adi_Pat:
Sorry for my ignorance, can you please elaborate.
[HTC One V] Lloir:
we dont have the BT modules in the rom, they are needed in the kernel...
[HTC One V] maxwen:
Look at my kernel config to see what needs to be included for BT if you build kernel modules you must insmod them in the ramdisk

http://db.tt/XixBO2Af
[HTC One V] Adi_Pat:
Thanks mate, as always helpful! :)

Will add the sources to my kernel source and will build it with the kernel.. Any more stuffs needed for CM? Which are different from sense..? Been away during cm9/10 development so I dont know what changes you guys have done.

Thnx
[HTC One V] Adi_Pat:
Any other bugs with the Kernel (Sense & cm10)??
[HTC One V] cybervibin:
Any eta on when the build with the Bluetooth module is coming?
[HTC One V] Adi_Pat:
In a while.
[HTC One V] Ganjax:
you will make kernel for CM9?
[HTC One V] Fikus011:
I used Sense build #6 for two days now and did not have any problems so far,

One more thing-Build #6 is much bigger in size then 5,so i guess thats why it takes longer to load...can you try slim it down a little if possible,just a suggestion cause i dont know can it be done or not.

Thank you for taking your time maintaining this kernels especialy without a device to test on :good:
[HTC One V] than33:
I'm using Build#6 on Android 10 Jelly Bean for two days without ANY problems. It works for me even on 1,9 Ghz without any crashes. This kernel plus Cyanogen 10 makes One V one of the most smoothed phones out there. Which is proofed by Antutu score of 5073! This is the best result from One V!
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
it has one problem... no BT :P
[HTC One V] Adi_Pat:
A bit short on time, got my school semester from tomorrow. Will fix up the BT module when I get time. Since they don't compile as it is, will have to fix them.

Talking of slimming it down, It can be done will need to strip some unneded debug stuff which I usually do but haven't done which I will do.
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
take your time mate. we know you'll come up with the best kernel.
[HTC One V] Adi_Pat:
I will make a new thread incase Lloir wants and ION Kernel, pure CAF Kernel, none of my Titanium Tweaks, just ION and whatever stuff he needs me to backport but that will be reserved for CM9/CM10 [DEV] purposes only.
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
nice. can't wait!
[HTC One V] Adi_Pat:
Hello folks!

Check my new update, support for Sense , CM9, CM10. Unpack the zip and look into the README for the boot.img for your ROM!

Check the changelogs too,

Fixes for Bluetooth and the performance issues on CM9/CM10 !
[HTC One V] maxwen:
can you describe in more detail?

I don't have performance issues in cm9 :)
[HTC One V] Ganjax:
CM9 - can't boot phone..

HTC Quietly Brilliant bootscreen > Restart> HTC Quietly Brilliant bootscreen etc..
[HTC One V] ThePresence:
please dude can you add s2w and call recording feature??just asking...:o
[HTC One V] Cr3sc3nt:
same error CM9 won't boot
[HTC One V] Adi_Pat:
Wierd :confused:

Maybe ramdisk issue.

Is it the same with Sense and CM10? Please confirm someone.

Sent from hell..!
[HTC One V] Adi_Pat:
I mean issues specific to my kernel due to reserved memory for hardware.

@handry I can. In the near future.

Sent from hell..!
[HTC One V] Ganjax:
Did u tested this kernels? idk what's with CM9. soz, can't check CM10 now ;/

i tried few reflashes this kernel and rom, but still same problem. so CM9 kernel DOES NOT WORK.

I hope you will solve this problem
[HTC One V] than33:
I've just tested build 7 on CM10. Works without any problems, Gives 365 MB of RAM so without any changes. Bluetooth still doesn't work. Additionally it still says it is v6 kernel so probably this is old version. Date of kernel is tue oct 16 20:56:07 so I am really confused...
[HTC One V] cybervibin:
It flashed all properly.....but Bluetooth not working try.. sad man.......i was looking forward to the new release
[HTC One V] dontbelive:
Yeeaah now i can overclock above 1.5 ghz :D

In the previous versions it frezzes

Now it works without problems :D

Why it is working know without the phone frezze when i overclock above 1.5ghz?
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
He doesn't have this phone. read the op in the first place! he does the kernel 'blind folded'. Only releases them for us to test.

Kernel is released today, only the date in the description is not changed, minor and really easy issue to fix. 365 MB of RAM is not the ram you have free after you flash this kernel. You don't look for your RAM FREE in "ABOUT PHONE". You look it into Settings - Apps - active ones.

Because: 1). you had a undeVOLT script that doesn't work well with this kernel.

or

2). kernel had a problem..

Oh and ADI: Good job mate! Looking forward to test this baby on CM10 tomorrow (cause now i'm off to bed after an awful soccer game between Romania - Holland :( )
[HTC One V] Compizfox:
So the build 7 I can download now is another build than the build 7 that was released a couple of days ago? :confused:
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
build 7 was released yesterday :)
[HTC One V] Adi_Pat:
I'll apply maxwens patch today.

Also someone 'reupload' the CM9 boot.img from Lloirs CM9 zip file!

Its not the old kernel, I just forgot to change the Version. And, is there an improvement in the CM10 one or it still gives those lags?
[HTC One V] cybervibin:
There are no lags as such to mention...it worked like a charm.but then Bluetooth was missing and i like max' s2w feature so if u can port. That it would really. Be good...
[HTC One V] Adi_Pat:
Someone please test the CM9 and Cm10 build for working kernel as well as fixed bluetooth.. !

http://d-h.st/aiW
[HTC One V] Cr3sc3nt:
on CM9 still doesn't boot, boot loops during splash screen.
[HTC One V] Adi_Pat:
If its bootlooping, can you give me a logcat? I am confused! I took maxwens ramdisk this time around!
[HTC One V] caius112:
Cool update, thanks for your hard work man!

On the other hand, auto brightness is still half broken on CM10 (it will automatically increase brightness, but it will never decrease it). Not sure if that's a kernel or ROM issue.
[HTC One V] Cr3sc3nt:
The rom doesn't load. It only gets to HTC logo. Then it turns off, then flashes the HTC logo again.
[HTC One V] Fikus011:
Running #7 on stock sense since last night,it looks good so far,i never overclock my phone(no need for that),i use your kernels cause of battery life and performance(seems pretty well balanced to me),my personal favorite was #5,i can tell you that this new one is realy good performance wise,it still unknown what is going to give me with battery.

Deadline scheduler as default in smartass2 is smart(but idk how is going to play with juice)...it opens apps much faster now.I will inform you on battery in a few days.

And yeah..almost forgot...Big Thanks mate :good:

P.S.I know its an overkill,but strip it of a bit if you can,i dont know what impacts the kernel size,thats why i am saying ˝if you can˝.Thanks..to be continued...
[HTC One V] maxwen:
ROM
[HTC One V] Adi_Pat:
At the moment I am concentrating on getting Sense like performance into CM9/CM10.. and also fix bluetooth issues, will then add to improving the kernel more!

EDIT: I haven't stripped unneeded symbols from modules since the last few builds, on doing that size should reduce by 700~800 KB
[HTC One V] Fikus011:
Yep,exactly the amount of KB thats going to make it the decent in size.i remember you said something about debugging stuff u forgot to take out from #6...thanks,and take your time with it.

As far as the CM 9/10 kernels goes,consult with maxwen on IRC,cause he mastered them,he knows them inside and out,and for CM Roms he got best ones for now,realy did a great job on them trust me.

CHEERS!!!
[HTC One V] Compizfox:
So the version posted a week ago was a beta or something?

Yeah, got the same issue.
[HTC One V] anirudhnyg:
Same Problem here too same ROM CM9 .. and tried it with MIUI also.. back to KISS kernel
[HTC One V] Adi_Pat:
OK so I will need someone to do some real testing which will involve some time, I can't since I dont have the device. So someone pl do it for me.

1) Download the Build 7.2 from some posts above

2)Flash cm10 , check if the cm10 kernel boots.

3)OK if this boots, flash CM9. Now, test the 'CM10' Kernel on CM9 and tell me if it boots. (no harm, only ram disk is diff)

Let me know asap.

Sent from hell..!
[HTC One V] anirudhnyg:
doing it right now ! .. report back to soon

---------- Post added at 01:26 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:24 AM ----------

ok here is what i did ..

1. Flashed cm10_boot.img

wipe everything

2 Installed cm10 b113 Rom

it doesn't boot .. stuck on the spinning cyanogenmod logo left it for about 10 mins

again wiped everything

3. installed CM9-20121016 with the cm10_boot.img still there

and it boots ! but i noticed that in kernal version it says 3.0.16 - Titanium-KISS-USB maxcl@xps #201210082232

i have double checked that i have flashed cm10_boot.img and not the KISS version

hope this helps ..
[HTC One V] Adi_Pat:
No dude!

First install CM10! Then over that flash my kernel! Otherwise the one inside the cm10 one will overwrite my kernel!!
[HTC One V] anirudhnyg:
oh i didnt know that the kernel in the CM10 zip will be installed ... i thought i need to have a s-off devise for that to happen

just wiped everything now .. and installed cm10 now flashing your kernel ..

---------- Post added at 01:50 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:42 PM ----------

did as u said .. cm 10 doesnt boot with your kernel .. it just stays at the spinning cyanogen mod logo .... now trying CM9 ..... so i wipe everything .. install cm 9 and flash your cm10 kernel and try to boot right ?

---------- Post added at 01:57 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:50 PM ----------

i wiped everything again and installed CM9 and Flashed your kernel after that .. and it booted fine ... i think u might have named them wrong or something CM9 kernel as CM10 or something like that LOL :laugh:

PS: kernal version still says 3.0.16 - Titanium-KISS-USB maxcl@xps #201210082232
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
cm 10 kernel works!

i'm having it now on my Paranoid Android rom.. Just flashed on top of Maxwen's KISS Kernel and it worked without any problem. One small issue.. it is still reported as build #6 in "About Phone" :). "Titanium-V6"

oh and yeah... bluetooth doesn't turn on :)
[HTC One V] anirudhnyg:
Did u Try the version 7.2 that adi told to Try out ?

this one : http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32912690&postcount=758
[HTC One V] cybervibin:
Cm10 worked on my aokp...np...
[HTC One V] anirudhnyg:
Did u Try the version 7.2 that adi told to Try out ?

this one : http://xdaforums.com/show...&postcount=758
[HTC One V] cybervibin:
the one in the zip right?
[HTC One V] Adi_Pat:
This is the Hotfix Build 7.2!!

http://d-h.st/aiW

{ Bumped version to V7 in this}

Bluetooth should work on this in CM10.

CM9 doesn't work.

Sense is fine.
[HTC One V] cybervibin:
ill tell u in 5 mins!! ! hold up!

---------- Post added at 08:07 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:54 PM ----------

sending boot ...okay

writing boot....failed <remote :image update error>
[HTC One V] 1ceb0x:
hold up. flashing in 5 mins

yep....
[HTC One V] shubhamchamaria:
Any update on overclock kernel...and also now we have cwm recovery...
[HTC One V] Adi_Pat:
Yes, I will be releasing an update soon. Beta 1 . Lots of new stuff. And I hope that overclock works now.