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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] akash3656:
Well I'm using rasbean. I don't think the rom has a special ram disk as it comes with stock kernel by default. However I never tried any of your previously released kernels so I can't confirm anything here. The links were initially down and you were on holiday :) and when you returned I tried the "boot looping" kernel. I'm sorry I can't be of more help maybe next time RcrdBrt.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
a mew build is up

tested on mine and it works good so far :victory:

no bootloops

I added the nikademus script to have BFQ running after the boot process is finished.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dxdiag32:
i'll test it now :D

oops,bootloop again..tried wipe dalvk cache,no luck:(

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ceejay83:
guess this isn't safe to flash yet..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] terodeg:
Me bootloop to
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LNJ:
Not working for me either.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pnut22r:
About to try this for the first time. Is the 9-3-15 working?

Edit: 9-3-15 did not work, and neither did the cm kernel
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
For me it is working flawlessy

It's definitely a ramdisk

thing

It depends on your ROM lol

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ceejay83:
so which roms are compatible?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LNJ:
Only way to recover is to re flash rom. I tried flashing right after the rom and it does not boot loop. It tries too boot but nothing happens even after 30 mins.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pnut22r:
Not codenameandroid

Do you have a cm kernel that will work with CNA?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smallsmx3:
Has to be the worst supported kernel...its been 3 days since the latest update that doesn't work
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LNJ:
Come on....It's not like your life depends on it!

Devs have lives too so relax.

He'll get to it when he has time!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dxdiag32:
just give RcrdBrt more time!let's wait

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] akash3656:
Try some other kernel then. With the nexus, there is never a shortage of kernels to flash........ and rmb the devs are doing this for free. So you can't say anything if the dev doesn't update. Plus, they probably have a job and other important things to do. If you want something stable and works well, use stock jb/cm9 stable and use their stock kernel or a kernel that the developer advertises as stable.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] renaud:
Which support option did you choose? Maybe you should upgrade to gold or platinum support...

I heard that gold support is relatively cheap at about 4000eur/month with dedicated updates and features.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheMorpheus:
I've tried the last version... Unfortunately I get infinite boot :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] terodeg:
i have cm10 nightlys but no one of the last 3 version of this kernel boot with CM10
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
for those having problems, please try THIS test build

in that I haven't added the ramdisk because I used anykernel scripts from koush

you should have no bootloops here

sorry again but 2 days holiday were necessary and I have been busy at the end of them.

I just wanted to push a release before I left.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] f100cleveland:
I still get a bootloop with the test kernel. I'm using alliance beta.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LNJ:
Still boot looping with CNA.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
then try THIS one!

lol

this is definetly gonna work, if not I need to take a break from development :silly:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheMorpheus:
It works :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] psxsnake:
latest it's ok on CNA...

but not with PGM :(

i can't set 1300...only 1200 or 1350...

edit:

in your kernel work VPN L2TP... great
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
lol

in fact I have 1200 and 1350 step

PGM will work from next push which will be in about a couple of hours
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Bosio91:
Where can I download this kernel? I really would like to test it, but I haven't been able to download any of the last 3 builds...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] f100cleveland:
This one boots!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
check the OP to download the last working build

added that to the OP
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
uploaded a new test kernel :fingers-crossed:

I love I/O scheduling
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gm007:
Just tried it on stock rom and it feels snappy.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chadouming:
seems pretty nice, but any way we could see what you done to those scheduler ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
ibfq is already published, rnoop will be pushed today when I have a min free :)

EDIT: the min free was a min ago, pushed!

Sent from galaxy nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] akash3656:
Okay gonna give it a test. I didn't like the previous kernel you uploaded. I felt it laggy loading apps and stuff. Right now using a kernel close to stock running deadline but gonna give your kernel a try for tomorrow.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rebretz000:
I tried to boot this kernel three times. Two boot loops and once I lost root.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
I'm using boot.img release not only zImage. So there could be problems with compatibility of CM ROMs. Next release will provide only zImage.

Rebretz you're running CM right?

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LNJ:
No boot on CNA either.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mssam:
+1 I had the same problem on an earlier rc, can't remember which one tho...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rebretz000:
Yeah I'm running CNA also
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
Next release will work for all of you.

I really want to test real noop, it's a curious thing. It'd great to see how it works on our gnex

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] akash3656:
The 9-23 release boots into Rasbean just fine. :D Gonna give my feedback once the battery goes flat. Still 24% left.

Edit: here is my feedback of using rnoop.Updating apps take* slightly longer + laggier than my previous kernel that used deadline. Titanium batch backups cause the whole phone to stall very very badly (it normally makes the phone laggy, but its worse now).

Tapatalk having micro lags when scrolling not sure what causes it, but it happens.

As for normal use, I think rnoop is fine, however I tend to multi task quite a bit on my phone and the phone starts to lag quite a bit. I'm going to run your kernel again with another scheduler and make some more valid comparisons.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
Thanks for the nice feedback!

Yes, rnoop is the lightest I/O scheduler ever. It doesn't manage the privileges of processes so theorically when you do a heavy writing/reading process like backing up with titanium you cannot launch another operation (or manage it if it's in background). For example I found myself that I can't complete the I/O benchmark part of antutu :D

Btw it has some advantages, with profiles I think it could be the best I/O scheduler for standby and with SSD which has a higher throughput than all the processes it should work fine.

Sent from galaxy nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
yyz71 was wrong not reading previous page

chadouming was wrong in the way he expressed it but not the concept. I know noobs sometimes make you lose the temper

about me? for solidarity i'm wrong, too

next version will come when (in my free time) I'll finish benchmarking/testing my laptop SSD with rnoop
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xHausx:
Thread cleaned.

Please be respectful to the OP by taking a few minutes to catch up with the thread before posting and by not cluttering it with flaming.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] akash3656:
Right now I'm using deadline with your kernel for a day. The phone is smoother for me. I'm quite a heavy multi tasking user, so I can see why rnoop doesn't shine for me. Still its interesting to test new things and find out what's best for you. The beauty of android and choice. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cervantesmx:
If it works on Toro, how about Toroplus?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chadouming:
Any galaxy nexus kernel can be used on any galaxy nexus ( except if they changed the ramdisk which break compatibility from aosp to cm or cm to aosp )
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] francesco.cristinelli:
Ciao RcrdBrt, volevo chiederti se il tuo kernel conteneva i driver del sensore GP2A di prossimità che nei nexus di fabbricazione agosto 2012 danno un sacco di problemi in chiamata e se quindi questo kernel in qualche modo li fixa, sarebbe fantastico.Ciao.

RcrdBrt Hello, I wanted to ask if your kernel containing drivers GP2A proximity sensor that nexus in manufacturing in August 2012 give a lot of problems in this kernel and then call them in some way fixa would fantastico.Ciao.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Bosio91:
Yeeeheee complimenti per la kernel ;)

Just to be sure, this is for Jellybean 4.1 ROMS, right? Or is it for ICS?

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
it's ONLY for Jelly Bean

ICS is a closed case
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Bosio91:
I thought so, just wanted a confirmation :D

What control app/script would you suggest to control the voltages/frequencies/governors? I am thinking of simply using the Popcornkernel script, if only NSTools would have that massive update the dev's been talking about for a while...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
i like minimal things so i'd suggest the script :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andrew2511:
testing it right now :p at first sight my galaxy nexus is not bricked (LOL) and the kernel seems to work really smooth and fast, no problem at all! I'll test the kernel deeply in this days

grazie Roberto!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] peewster:
Will this kernel store the cpu settings after reboot (ramdisk thing) or is it also depending on which rom it's flashed ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MrBlackbriar:
Thanks, working great so far! I'm finally able to use Touchwake again :D

Only problem I noticed is a crash when setting GPU clock to 384 (working on Franco), but I probably just have to disable SmartReflex. I'll try it out when I have some time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
my kernel uses rom's ramdisk so it depends from it

let me know if it worked! :highfive:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] peewster:
Ok cpu will change back to 1200 after a few minutes. Any possibillity to create a kernel with ramdisk?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
i could do it but my thoughts are it has better performance with a rom's own ramdisk

OT: nice site you have :laugh:

you could check out my INK-zen kernel for PCs
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slAsh_wInd:
Work great but I can't use PGM, phone restart when using PGM v1.7 :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MrBlackbriar:
Alright, I played around a bit, and turning of SmartReflex did not fix it for me, my Nexus still crashes as soon as I set the GPU to anything higher than 307.2.

I can also confirm that setting the Maximum MPU Frequency to 1344 does not stick. It changes back to "?" (1200, I suppose?) after... a couple of minutes? I'm using the Glados Control App, if that matters.

Furthermore, it doesn't feel quite as fast and fluid as francos 210 kernel using ondemand governor. I'm trying out the other governors right now and will report back later.

Keep up the great work, though! :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
i didn't understand really the implementation of PGM, it seems that the app could be enough without any further implementation... not sure

perhaps voltages aren't setted well, yeah i did a mistake for the file of mpu freq, hope to learn what i did wrong soon :fingers-crossed:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Piemo:
Can't wait for my new Nexus to be delivered. :victory:

Sold my SGS2 for it, surely I'll never regret that choose.

Will give my try soon! Italian pride :highfive:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eezdva:
Is wifi high performance included?? If not I can't use it cause I won't get wifi to work when the screen is off.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
glados has it by default so it should be included :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eezdva:
Nope didn't work thanks though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] flipm00de:
This kernel is awe awesome bro. Best performance and battery life I think I have had on a jelly bean ROM thus far. Has been zero lag since using this kernel. Thanks man.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
sorry, I'll look for adding it, do you mean wifi PM switch right? ;)

many thanks! :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eezdva:
The Glados has " WiFi low latency power mode" this is something different than this : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1625705
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slAsh_wInd:
Battery is good, when I use franco 210 215 it take about 4-5% idle overnight. Now it only take 2% :)

Just a little miss app PGM :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lucas.scott:
Support toro? I'd really like to try this if it's as good as people are saying.

Edit:

Works on toro just fine :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
ok, will look for supporting it (good job linking the source)

can you please link me the development thread of this thing?

thnaks for the info! :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nawoa:
Hasn't it been definitively proven that Linaro optimizations have absolutely no impact on the kernel?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slAsh_wInd:
Here is the link to PGM thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=27650753
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lasentenza:
Thanks for the work :good:

But how can I set this please :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] muck:
been running this kernel, since it was released, so far not a single problem.

haven't changed anything running 172/1344.

battery seems alright 39% with screen on time of 2.5hrs in 11.5hrs of on battery.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
Linaro provides us a great toolchain. if linaro optimization is neutral for the kernel, it's always a good toolchain

thanks, i'll look into it today, expect a new build soon :highfive:

thanks for the feedback! :victory:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Stizzo89:
Fantastico!

Grazie mille!

Awesome!

Thank you so much!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] o16v:
Thank you this kernel.I've tested all jellybean kernels..and with this kernel my rom is flying!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
i think has nothing linked to a kernel thing, this is just apps-related

correct me if i'm wrong
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] intrepidd:
Battery life seems to be cool but it is a bit laggy, where is the interactive governor ? :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
That double negation, should we take it as if you mean you're actually going to include crapple things? :p

I dunno, but most double negations turn into a positive, meaning the opposite.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dreamhawk:
Is this a good kernel for noobs who just wants a really nice kernel "out of the box" ?:)

Today im running the jellybean-rom and is a bit curious about how it would work with linaro .

But i don't want to waste time on configuring stuff ^^. (Just cause, i dont know what all things means!) :).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] duplissi:
using stock JB i found that your kernel reintroduced the lag and occasional stuttering. after using stock jb i dont think i want to go back :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] flipm00de:
I am using it on toro. Just peeps these screen shots with 1.0 GHz max 172 min on lazy governor. At these settings it still feels like im running 1.3 GHz on ondemand lol. Kernel is a beast.

This is on Verizon lte no WiFi . Maybe 30 seconds on 3g
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dbolot1:
Kernel runs very smooth at 350/1344. Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DirgeExtinction:
Oooh, new kernel! I think I'll give it a try. One question, though. Does this kernel have color tweaks for the screen or does it have stock colors?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] flipm00de:
I don't think so. I'll check one moment

-- Jesus, the Lord of Glory. --
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DirgeExtinction:
I flashed it. It was very smooth in the time I tried it, but I've been so spoiled by the colors coming from the Trinity kernel that I had to flash back.

Still, great kernel! I'm sure this will be perfect for many users. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lucas.scott:
You can control this kernel with the trinity control app.. Get those colors back... Thats what I do :-)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
loool

i'm italian, double negation here is a routine to tell a negative thing. I forgot for a moment english is more fiscal in these things :o
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] justme1988:
I love how responsive this kernel is. But compared to Franco it drains battery much quicker :(

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sambaeallegria:
An italian kernel for an Italian GNexus. Great Job!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
kernel updated!

enjoy
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LNJ:
For JB or ICS?

Sent from my GNex running Jelly Bean 4.1.1
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
it's for jelly bean, it's written in the title and in the op
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kickokim:
I'm experiencing some lag with the latest version, performance is great but sometimes the video lags.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
kernel updated!

i really forgot some things in the config file to adjust, maybe the lag are gone now

you could experience some misfunctions with sensors because of my battery saver patch, if you get this problem let me know
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tailormoon:
What gpu?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
what do you mean?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tailormoon:
Gpu frequency

513 or 384 gpu?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kickokim:
Latest version lag is changed but not fixed. It's noticeable on the home screen transitions and also I use the game "gl tron" which has an fps counter, with this kernel it stays around 50, with stock it's around 60!

Ps. Also once, when I turned the device off, it wouldn't get back on and had to remove battery
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Polv89:
Download Link doesn't work !!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] terodeg:
tried all version of this kernel because i love ezekeel kernel and i'm italian too. but there are some problems, may be strange frequencies or ondemand but this kernel heat so much the cpu, have some fastidious lags and eat the battery too much. tried glados 2.0rc2 is way and way better, please put standard frequencies or wheatley or interactive governors. and check the voltages if they are ok.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
kernel updated!

restarted entirely the project :cowboy:

enjoy
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
added a SLQB build

test which is the best between SLUB and SLQB
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] evelxe:
Hi

Hi

Italian here,i suggest to use interactive for project butter ( yes, is also governor thing ), ondemand is very good anyway

imho 4 factor that have good kernel to be very good are:

1) be different, it's stupid have 10 kernel all same

2) lean, be smooth as a butterfly

3) update

4) Innovative feature ( like live_oc )

Anyway congrats man, italian do it better :D

keep it up ^^
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
1) interactive is the default governor in my kernel, I provide a minimal config so there are only 2 govs (more than 2 is useless for me) lazy and interactive.

2) I hope it is

3) roger sir

4) I introduced the BFQ v4 for non rotative memories and I'm a friend of one of its developer so expect exclusive update for this I/O scheduler in the near future

As regards "Italians do it better", I'm agree with you :highfive:

:D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] evelxe:
1) perfect , sorry i will test, but for now i can't i'm on trinity without usb-cable here, i need trinity for battery while tonight:)

2) yes, my post is general and not a critique about your work ^^

3) great :)

4) yes, lazy is very good governor, if modded, franco has used it for default in a lot of device if i'm not wrong

anyway congrats again =)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dxdiag32:
as far as i know ,bfq is not smooth as cfq
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
It's not smooth the question here. BFQ gives a lot more responsiveness than any other I/O scheduler, sacrificing the throughput (for now, with v4 we have a similar print of CFQ)

it has also a lot of features such as sys entries that optimizes themselves for the device running this scheduler

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sert00:
whoots,download now the new release.thanksss!:good:

EDIT no prob after many minutes of usage..let's see how it goes in these days!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LNJ:
What's the difference between SLUB and SLQB?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
many thanks!

SLUB: A slab allocator that limits cache line use instead of queuing objects in per cpu and per node lists.

SLQB: http://lwn.net/Articles/311093/

i'm consider of doing a new release next time with SLOB (simplest memory allocator code, smaller memory footprint)

let's test them out these days :highfive:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LNJ:
Thanks. Which do you recommend for better multitasking and battery?

I have the SLQB flashed now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LKNim:
Does it support PGM2?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
i'm not sure of the choice now

on nexus s device after heavy testing and benchmarking with the help of the recognized contributor bedalus it came out SLUB was the best (despite every other custom kernel which was using SLQB). but i don't exclude SLAB or SLOB.

on 9250 results may/should vary :cowboy:

if you're talking about THIS, i have just tested it and it works. it's really a nice stuff! :victory:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigeyes0x0:
@RcrdBrt: Can you post the output of /proc/version for me? I want to add real support of your kernel to my app Trickster MOD.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
Here you are! Do I have to do this every release?

Nice app

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigeyes0x0:
No you don't. I only need a substring that is unchanged between versions of your kernel, so I can keep user's settings between kernel version. The substring is INK then.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
OK! understood

i'll keep INK in the name of the kernel :highfive:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nocion:
Hello RcrdBrt,

Your kernel has SR and type X Governors?

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
i didn't understand you, sorry

what do you mean? :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigeyes0x0:
SmartReflex is standard of GNex kernel, it should be in. There's no X governor (governor that does active hotplug) in this kernel, but in my experience they're totally useless battery wise and might cause instability.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
smartreflex is the food of gods, of course it's in! (didn't understand SR ----> smartreflex :D)

we could have enabled hotplug governor to shutdown a core during standy, perhaps we could test it

how's running the BFQ v4? :highfive:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigeyes0x0:
By itself the kernel already does hotplug when it is safe, adding hotplug while screen is off might turn off the 2nd core when it's not ideal leading to problems not to mention that the process of hotplugging might require more energy if it's done a lot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] renaud:
I second first point :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] evelxe:
Yes :) i using now your kernel as default because i'm study IT security ( following offensivesecurity's pwb ) and your kernel is focusing its, i really like it, i will learn :) and your kernel had a feature i really like,

anyway what i said is GLP permits folk with different name, but for me is stupid, is more useful ask with "original" developer about feature you want and discuss it ^^

( i do this with morfic and its trinity , about pegasusQ governor optimized for dual core by gokhanmoral , HERE SOURCE: https://github.com/gokhanmoral/siyahkernel3/blob/ics/drivers/cpufreq/cpufreq_pegasusq.c )

i really like if anyone introduce features like:

*mDNIe negative effect toggle with home button (press it four times)

( are mDNIe active on our device? i think yes with adaptive screen )

*Automatic EFS Backup

more and more undervolted steppes, like 137mhz, 237, 340,450

i know with interactive this steppes is useless but i'd like it

this is my kernel idea, sorry for OT

anyway keep it up man :)

INK kernel is good project :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Redneck Trash:
Finally a gnex kernel with BFQ.

Set from my toroplus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
kernel updated!

now you should have faster boots
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigeyes0x0:
@RcrdBrt: I asked you about IO scheduler tunables in PM. If you miss my message please check it out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RcrdBrt:
no, i didn't miss it.. i tried to contact BFQ devs but they are on holiday now :D

have to wait a week for a proper answer
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] XlAfbk:
add fast charge please and I'm sold ;)