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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ashclepdia:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 2.7.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0.(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/02/13

I've been using this mod since posting yesterday(on 2.8b1 kernel)

I modified the crossbreeder advertisement blocking to disable its ad blocking ability completely due to some issues I was having with not being able to visit certain sites, namely addresses with shortened links from Twitter, and everything has been great for me thus far.

whether placebo or not, all I can say definitively is that my entropy hovers around 4096 , and even with my animations set to 1x(usually when I've had that set things like opening apps and jumping to another via recent menu, would be terribly laggy :/ ) things seem to be extremely smooth. and lag I had experienced is very few and far between if ever.(also, I've noticed in tapatalk, g+, and plume, my 3 most used apps, pages and data load in a snap as compared to before when it seemed to take a bit too load up and allow me to scroll thru things)

it makes sense about what you say with it using a bit more juice. but that's something I've come to terms with forever ago with the Galaxy Nexus LOL.

I have FOUR batteries on me at all times(one in the device, three fully charged) so I tend to focus more on how I can increase performance and keep things "buttery". (heck, I even change my min cpu to 920 with 1350or1520 max and either change interactive gov settings around or ondemand gov around to focus on performance above all else hahahahaha.) I know not EVERYONE does these types of things, but I figured I'm prolly not alone and someone else might be interested as well

after another day or so with this setup, I plan to experiment with your recommendation above as well and see how things go(THANKS for that!) I have high hopes for that setup as well since it comes from YOU.

I just wanted to report back in my experience with these modifications, and overall I am very pleased so far.

I thank you very much for your time and work, especially with this experimental additions regarding entropy and such. GREAT WORK!

---------- Post added at 03:01 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:57 PM ----------

also, I wanted to mention that I know EXACTLY what you mean with the certain times where the device seems to just bog down big time. and for me it's usually when using apps like tapatalk or plume. but those lags seem gone after installing your kernel with this mod on top. only time will tell tho for sure. I've also found one of the biggest helps for me since I use the device so heavily most of the time, is raising the cpu throttle temp(I put mine at 80°C tho not everyone will be comfortable with that setting I imagine LOL) so I wanted to thank you AGAIN for adding in that option a while back.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] laureanop:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 2.7.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0.(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/02/13

I did get a new router about a month ago from time Warner with new internet service. I've left the phone off the charger the last couple of nights which I never do so I probably didn't pick up on the excessive idle drain till then. I used to lose only 1-2%/hour on my old at&t modem. I'll keep checking that.

The relentless pursuit of the perfect rom
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BOY_:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 2.7.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0.(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/02/13

Tiny, you're right about crossbreeder being better than seeder but still being a battery drain. I was going to put your script in init.d after removing croosbreeder and I couldn't find the directory with es... I'm on mmuzzy's French vanilla and your 8.0b1.

Can't I just create the folder and add your script? :confused::confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tiny4579:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 2.7.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0.(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/02/13

You need init.d in the ROM which I don't think mmuzzys has. Even I'd you create the folder, without ROM support it won't work.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BOY_:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 2.7.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0.(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/02/13

Ugh, his cm experiment had it. That what I get for wanting a shiny new build number :mad:

So any chance that your script finds its way baked into a beta for us non-init.d supported saps?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tiny4579:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 2.7.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0.(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/02/13

I'm not baking it in. Run the ROM through ROM kitchen or something for init.d. plus I can't make it run on boot without init.d or another method. Crossbreeder uses a universal method but I haven't checked out how.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BOY_:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 2.7.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0.(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/02/13

Tiny, have you looked into this yet? Don't know if it'd be helpful or not...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1933849
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tiny4579:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 2.7.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0.(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/02/13

It should work. Give it a try and let me know.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BOY_:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 2.7.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0.(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/02/13

Looks like it worked but I can't tell if your script is working. Random entropy values don't seem higher than before I ran the script. Although I didn't pay that close attention. Its jumping from 500s to 2600s.

You script is or is not generating entropy like seeder/crossbreeder? Now I'm confusing myself! :what: :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tiny4579:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 2.7.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0.(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/02/13

It doesn't generate additional entropy. What it does id's use the erandom device instead of urandom and frandom instead of random. Easiest way to check is type:

lsof | grep random

in terminal and check and there shpuld be a few /dev/urandom.ORIG entries but mostly /dev/urandom.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BOY_:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 2.7.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0.(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/02/13

Got it and yep. Does this look right?

u0_a151@android:/ $ lsof | grep random

jackpal.a 22942 u0_a151 22 ??? ??? ??? ??? /dev/urandom

sh 23312 u0_a151 22 ??? ??? ??? ??? /dev/urandom

lsof 23324 u0_a151 22 ??? ??? ??? ??? /dev/urandom

grep 23325 u0_a151 22 ??? ??? ??? ??? /dev/urandom
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tiny4579:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 2.7.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0.(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/02/13

Forgot to say you needed to get root permissions with su otherwise lsof only shows the current user.

I do it habitually when needed I forget to make it explicit in my instructions at times.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BOY_:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 2.7.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0.(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/02/13

Yep, that made a bit of a difference! :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ashclepdia:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 2.7.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0.(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/02/13

just so you know, in terminal emulator settings, you can set the initial command to be su

then you never have to worry about entering it :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tiny4579:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 2.7.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0.(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/02/13

That's what I've done so I don't usually think about typing it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BOY_:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 2.7.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0.(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/02/13

It's been over a decade since I've done any Linux coding so the fact that I'm even keeping up is saying something! Thanks for the help guys.

I will say that with the script I'm seeing all the perceived lag reduction (read: this thing is flying) and my battery life has been stellar on ix. Would love input on other people's experiences with the new governors. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tiny4579:
This has only been tested on mwalt2's ROM and will likely cause a bootloop on AOSP 4.2.1 or 4.2.2 builds. That is due to the incompleteness of 4.2.2 on AOSP. It should work on the 4.2.2 OTA or any ROM's based off it.

For now on any AOSP 4.2.1 or 4.2.2 build use 2.7.0 or the 2.8 beta.

tinykernel-3.0.0-beta1.zip - 3.30 MB
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ashclepdia:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 2.7.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0.(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/02/13

crossbreeder does it by using install-recovery.sh to initiate the scripts that are loaded into etc/CrossBreeder dir.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tiny4579:
3.0.0-beta2 has been uploaded to goo. It's basically beta1 but I ensured all the Google 4.2.2 updates were merged. It may not even make a difference.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tiny4579:
Tinykernel 3.0.0 beta3 is up!

The 3.0 release and later will work on all JB 4.2 ROMs so the 2.8.0 version will not need to be released as 3.0 works on 4.2.1 and 4.2.2 just fine. Feel free to take it for a spin.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] laureanop:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 2.7.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0.(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/02/13

Awesome. I'd like to take this opportunity to thank you, Imoseyon, mwalt ,mmuzzy,other devs and all the testers for collaborating in figuring out this 4.2.2 mess

The relentless pursuit of the perfect rom
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BOY_:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 2.7.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0.(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/02/13

Tiny what did you do in this latest version?? Battery life is crazy! Running Mmuzzy FV 2/2, IX governor, your random script in init.d on stock battery. Based on these stats, I should approach 3 hrs screen on! :eek:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tiny4579:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 2.7.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0.(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/02/13

I worked my magic.

In all seriousness I don't think it was anything. Maybe it was the 4.2.2 changes. It may be best to monitor a day or two. Its not worth getting excited on battery as for me I only seem to get good battery life once in a while.

On a side note it looks like row will be back and cfq will be able to stay this time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] d00dr:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 2.7.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0.(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/02/13

So what 4.2.2 ROM is everyone running? I'm waiting for rascarlo to get back from vacation, unless someone has a really good recommendation. I'm always open to suggestion. Been running RasBeanJelly (4.1.2 and 4.2.1) for months now...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmad81:
Check out Carbon.. it's really smooth
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DavidFlory:
MMuzzyROM for Toro - Jelly Bean 4.2.2 - JDQ39. Smooth and simple -- it just works!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] klobkelosh:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 2.7.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0.(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/02/13

I'm sporting Mwalt2's port of the maguro ota rom until a stable cyanogenmod version crops up.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tiny4579:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 2.7.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0.(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/02/13

Cm 10.1. I created a zip of updated versions of some of the more important binaries. The beta 3 kernel works on cm 10.1. Why wait?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DavidFlory:
Tiny, which version of cm 10.1? Is the latest goo.im/cm nightly good? Or another?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] klobkelosh:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 2.7.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0.(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/02/13

Seemed like the cm team was still cooking, and that the last robot nightly wasn't up to snuff. I'll probably jump on this week, tho I might wait until jbq finishes the aosp release just in case. Who knows, might be some new binaries on the way. Besides, mwalt's build is good enough for me right now, I never used all the fancy cm tweaks anyway
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tiny4579:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 2.7.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0.(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/02/13

Its just missing the new binaries.

With beta3 you can run any cm 10.1 build. Release will be soon. I want the nightmare gov fixed for then but it may not happen.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] klobkelosh:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 2.7.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0.(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/02/13

Well looks like today's cm nightly fixed the missing binaries...might be dinner than I thought. Can't wait for new release
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tiny4579:
I can release tonight. Nightmare will still have that known issue (locks at max possible frequency when a min below 350 is set). It's beta 3 with a couple of performance tweaks added in. I'd rather have nightmare fixed but I don't know when that will be so I'll likely end up releasing officially tonight. If not tonight, tomorrow for sure.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gorilla*:
looks like 3.0.0 stable is up
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tiny4579:
Wow, you're fast Gorilla, I was about to make the annoucement below which I will go ahead anyway.

We are at another milestone release, Tinykernel 3.0.0. Please pay close attention to the OP as I've made notes regarding some of the bigger changes. Let me know if you have questions/suggestions regarding the new OP changes and I'll try to clean it up a bit.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gorilla*:
thanks tiny..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tiny4579:
I'm going to work with chad on the USB fast charge not working with docks. He requested a kernel log of someone docking and undocking their Galaxy Nexus from a car dock. Just pull /proc/kmsg afterwards or type su in a terminal emulator followed by dmesg > /sdcard/dmesg.txt.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 7175:
Awesome, thanks for the release. 3.0.0! Gonna try this out on my 3800 battery. I haven't used nightmare governor that much but I'm gonna give it a try.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Txwolf1980:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 3.0.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/17/13

Got on carbon two days ago. Perfect
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] laureanop:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 3.0.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/17/13

Same here . Carbon + your 3.0 is a perfect combo

The relentless pursuit of the perfect rom
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] d00dr:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 3.0.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/17/13

Looks like I'll be giving Carbon a go then... with TinyKernel 3.0, of course.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aggrophobik:
Also trying Carbon w/ 3.0. Starting to wonder about these "binaries" and whether or not I should have flashed them. I just flashed Carbon then kernel, all clean. Any need to flash these binaries? Figured they'd also have been mentioned in OP if they were critical. Perhaps someone (eyes Tiny) can shed some light? Thanks in advance, and well done on the kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andrewc513:
The new 4.2.2 nightlies and tiny 3.0.0 are yielding stupid-crazy battery time. Light to moderate emails/texting and no calls/sustained data transfers today, and I'm at 77% over a span of 20 hours with the extended battery.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tiny4579:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 3.0.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/17/13

Not sure if the new binaries are present with that particular ROM but they are recommended but not required for 4.2.2 and my kernel will work on it regardless of the binaries.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] donnyp1:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 3.0.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/17/13

What settings for kernel and which nightlies? If you don't mind me asking kind sir
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] d00dr:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 3.0.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/17/13

Is that 2/17 or 2/18?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andrewc513:
Oops, my face is red. Turns out I forgot to flash tiny! :/ FWIW, it was the 2/17 and 2/18 nightlies with the included kernel, using interactive+ROW.

25% used over 22 hours on ext. battery, but again, it's been a very light day: http://i.imgur.com/Db7vuJq.png

I'll flash tiny with 2/19 tomorrow.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] laureanop:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 3.0.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/17/13

No need for binaries. Everything works perfect

The relentless pursuit of the perfect rom
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yakitori2:
I have continuous wifi problems all the way back to 3.0.49...and its driving me mad. Im on Purity rom now, but have been having this issue on other roms as well. My wifi hangs and stalls....blue bars...up and down arrows....but no transfer of data. It just freezes there for a while...sometimes for like over a minute. Sometimes I even toggle my wifi off and back on.

Its quite annoying. It is persisting with 3.0 on purity rom as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aggrophobik:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 3.0.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/17/13

Reboot router? Not suggesting you didn't, but surprising how many miss that step. I've yet to have WiFi issues w/ any tiny kernels.

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yakitori2:
its happening on multiple networks. home...work....guest...etc. I have no router issues...at least not on my xbox..or any of the other devices in my home pulling data from that router.

However I did flash 2.7 and doesnt seem to have the same issue. 3.0 was giving me bad wifi...not sure why.

all is well though. thanks for the suggestion! I actually hadnt thought of that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aggrophobik:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 3.0.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/17/13

Still, it's a bummer when you have to revert and can't really pinpoint why.

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tiny4579:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 3.0.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/17/13

What do you mean 3.0.49?

Also I can confirm that WiFi stalling issue myself. I'm not sure when I first noticed it but it doesnt happen often. I can say this has been reported on other kernels before. Check the lean kernel thread on rootz. I will check and see if its a patch or something causing this. I'm not saying 3.0 is the reason but the kernel could be a possibility into this issue.

Can you try a different kernel like the stock one with the ROM or another custom one like leankernel?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yakitori2:
I just remember the WiFi stalls introduced when devs updated to branch 3.0.49....long time ago. I haven't had a problem on kernels built off 3.0.31. I probably dibt know what I'm talking about. Lol.

I did flash lk stable just now. I'll run it a day....normal use and update you.

Thanks for reply.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tiny4579:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 3.0.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/17/13

Both this and lk stable were updated to 3.0.61. I think its good to test a differ net kernel to see if its a kernel issue but lk was also the kernel reporting the issue but only a few reports in 1500 pages.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yakitori2:
I did have the issue on lk previously... On older versions. I will have better reports later today. Not stalling on my home network with latest lk. I'll try work later. I'm wondering if guest WiFi at work just sucks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BaMaDuDe87:
I have having issues with Lean Kernel (multiple versions and settings) freezing my phone with the screen on and SODs daily that required battery pulls, so I decided to give Tiny 2.7.0 a try. Still having issues with both, so I started playing with governor and I/O setting. Governor setting changed fine, but the I/O setting would not change off of ROW. So I flashed back to LK and even tried Air Kernel and now I am not able to change I/O setting no matter what Kernel I try now. Any thoughts?

I am about to do a full wipe tonight and start over, but for now does anyone know of a solution?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tiny4579:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 3.0.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/17/13

You should reflash the ROM when switching from a boot.img kernel to one that uses the existing ramdisk. In this case i mean when switching from lean kernel to mine.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BaMaDuDe87:
Ah I did not do that when I flashed yours, but when coming back to LK I did dirty (wipe dalvik/cache) flash the ROM again.

I will try a clean flash later today. Thanks for the quick reply

In the future is there is there an easy way to tell the difference's in a boot.img kernel vs on the uses the existing ramdisk?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] boastt:
How do you install tinykernel? I get bootloops with 3.0, 2.7, 2.6, 2.5.1
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yakitori2:
Wanted to report back on the WiFi thing. I think its just my companies guest WiFi sucks. Not sure why as its something threat must have been changed since November last year. I have stall issues at work but no longer at home. At least on lk
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ashclepdia:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 3.0.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/17/13

you can tell whether the kernel comes with its own ramdisk by looking at the contents of the kernel zip before you install it.

use a file explorer, after downloading the zip just look inside it, if you see a boot.img then the kernel will be using its own modified ramdisk.

if the kernel uses the "anykernel method" and will use the current ramdisk you have(either from the ROM you are on or the last kernel you flashed that was a boot.img) then you will see stuff like this instead of just a boot.img

I believe that is what you were asking?

how to tell which kernel will provide its own ramdisk vs which ones will use the current ramdisk?

(so it wasn't really necessary to flash Rom again when you installed LK beside LK provides its own ramdisk via the boot.img(I believe the zimage is the actual kernel,.and a boot.img is a kernel+ramdisk, tiny will correct me if I'm wrong I'm sure :D )

BUT if you wanted the ROMs ramdisk when running tinykernel you will either want to fastboot flash the rom boot.img or just dirty flash the rom in recovery to restore the original ramdisk IF you were coming from a kernel like Franco or Lean that has its own ramdisk..

sorry for such the lengthy post ESPECIALLY if that's NOT what you were asking LOL. just wanted to pass along info I've picked up that had been very helpful along the lines of "kernel stuff")
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BaMaDuDe87:
Re: [KERNEL]Tinykernel 3.0.0(4.2.x)/1.10.0(4.1.2) [JB] Updated 02/17/13

That was absolutely very helpful information that I will def use in the future.

From the sounds of it here is where I am. I am running Nexus Evolution that comes stock with an experimental LK so the kernel should use its own ramdisk, then i flashed TK which used system ramdisk, but then when I flashed back to LK it seems like a setting stuck in the system ramdisk that is over riding only the I/O scheduler for some reason. Even after dirty flashing the ROM and Kernel again?

I guess what I am asking is how do I go from existing (or system?) Ramdisk to a boot.IMG kernel without wiping the whole system(clean flash)? Or is that not possible?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] klobkelosh:
Tiny, giving this a whirl. The colors look awesome. Is this the main kernel thread? It's just that 2 pages doesn't seem to do it justice.

Was having sods on Francos 313 then stock. Let's see if this puppy fixes it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jreyno10:
The main thread is over at rootzwiki. He just mirrored it on xda.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] maximus0206:
I could use CIFS support, if it's not too much trouble. Keep up the great work!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] I Am Marino:
Have used this kernel before and it's one of the top ones for me IMO.

I recommend giving it a go.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Tiny I love your work. I only used yours and chads kernels on the dinc! So happy your here thank you so much....flashing now!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tiny4579:
As mentioned in the rootz thread, I'm working on adding maybe LiveOC and/or an improved interactiveX governor. Also CIFS and NTFS read-only support will be back in the next build.

I have a test build on goo.im with CIFS and NTFS support that aims to test the blue hue issue with Trinity color that I saw was reported. I personally like trinity controls but it can be closely emulated with the CM9 color multiplier and gamma control.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BOY_:
Giving your kernel a go on Mmuzzy's latest.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tiny4579:
So I released a new build for 4.1 and 4.2 compiled with the Linaro toolchain and a few compile flag tweaks and it can be found at the regular location. I don't expect improvements on this build though some popular kernel devs are using this toolchain.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ncvikingx97:
I have been getting pretty bad battery life, any recommendations for settings ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Droid316:
Are you on tiny kernel?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Feldroid:
I installed 2.0.1 kernel on mmuzzy 4.2 a sop ROM. How do I control the colors or color multipliers and gamma? Thanks guys
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BOY_:
Tiny, I have a weird issue for you. I can google music or Pandora to stream when I'm plugged into the headphone jack.l, just a few seconds and it stops. I'm on Mmuzzy's ROM and I had the same issue with JB's kernel. Screen on and off, very weird. Thoughts?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tiny4579:
Trickster Mod is what I use.

Nope no issues here. The last time I heard of it though it was linked to sound control. Are you using the enhanced sound control? If you aren't, I don't know what the problem is.