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[Defy Android Development] ezantera:
Everything is working just great including first boot or just about any other obvious bug. Wifi is connecting to wpa2-psk. I did not restore data, everything I reinstalled manually from playstore. I have old defy with red lense, full sbf flashed long time before: bl6 2.3.7 european ROM.

I had problems with battery and OS stuttering after about of week using pure Quarx 3.7.2013. but it seems bleechdose kernel is working great for me.

Sequence of installing from previous quarx rom:

1. full wiper (erase system, data, cache)

2. erase dalvik

3. flash quarx rom 3.17.2013

4. flash latest bleechdose kernel 14.3 cfs

5. flash minimal gaaps from quarx site

6. erase data, cache and dalvik

7. reboot

8. manually reinstall all aps

everything is perfect
[Defy Android Development] ASHOKVARATHAN:
Re: [DEV] JellyX Kernel 2.6.32.60 // 14.03 [JB]

can you able to connect to wifi with out any bug

sent from my unbeatable defy plus
[Defy Android Development] niksy+:
I'm on the same 17/02 CM10 + latest JellyX combo and my WiFi is working flawlessly (the whole phone is working great). So...maybe try re-installing everything? :rolleyes:
[Defy Android Development] ASHOKVARATHAN:
Re: [DEV] JellyX Kernel 2.6.32.60 // 14.03 [JB]

did you wiped everything i mean did u used any full wipe script before you installed this rom combination

sent from my unbeatable defy plus
[Defy Android Development] niksy+:
I used the Full Wiper script, yeah. I actually tried to perform as clean installation as possible, because my previous one was quite corrupted. These were the steps I did, if you're interested:

1. Full Wiper script + Wipe Dalvik

2. Install CM10

3. Reboot (to bootmenu, without starting the system)

4. Wipe Data + Wipe Cache + Wipe Dalvik Cache

5. Install CM10 (again, yes) + install JellyX

6. Reboot (to bootmenu, without starting the system)

7. Wipe Cache + Wipe Dalvik Cache

8. Install Gapps (I use some Aroma gapps, but doesn't really matter)

9. Reboot to system

I know this is a bit extreme, but, like I said, my previous installation was corrupted (I had force closes and other bugs and lag and stuff) so I was trying to fix things. Hope this helps someone.
[Defy Android Development] niksy+:
@Blechd0se Seeing you have posted about the ringtone bug in the CM10 thread, I figured there's really a lack of reports on anything JellyX lately :/

Anyways, current uptime for me is 41h and the ringtone bug hasn't shown up yet. The phone has become laggy when to compared to the freshness it has after a reboot, but I'll try to keep it running for a day or two more, just to make sure about the ringtone bug. (Or have I misunderstood you and it's been fixed after the 15/03 JellyX? Still, it hasn't shown up here just yet.)
[Defy Android Development] Blechd0se:
It should be fixed after 15.03. I reverted tis patch in may last release, but well time will tell that :)

For some users this bug never occurs, but for some it does and i hope my patch helps in this case.

I am working on the moment on sweep2wake and i made some good progress only two tiny things are not working yet,

but those are driving me crazy.

One is the proper key id (i post it here, maybe someone does know it). https://github.com/Blechd0se/jordan-kernel/commit/211cd4b021c677668a54fd6d30315a302320fc69

If you look at line 180:

input_event(sweep2wake_pwrdev, EV_KEY, KEY_END, 1);

but it doesn't work, neither KEY_POWER works, so i don't know which is the right one...
[Defy Android Development] bbstrikesagain:
Quarx CM10 20130217 + JellyX 14/03, >100apps, ~40GB media, 118 hours up time, slightly laggy & slightly less RAM free, but finally no ringtone bug - overall best performance in a long time... Build more uptime or try 15/03 (no mention in OP)?
[Defy Android Development] Floydroider:
After a uptime of more than 3 days I can say that the kernel is great and don't have the ringtone bug. Unfortunately it gets laggy after a few hours and it seems to have less free ram. Battery feels the same as 20/02 build. Now I'm moving to 18/03 build for tests.
[Defy Android Development] hackergnome:
Re: [DEV] JellyX Kernel 2.6.32.60 // 14.03 [JB]

*deleted*
[Defy Android Development] ldiomedi:
Re: [DEV] JellyX Kernel 2.6.32.60 // 14.03 [JB]

What's the changelog of 24.03 build? And the 22.03?

Enviado desde mi MB526 usando Tapatalk 2
[Defy Android Development] Blechd0se:
Build from 22.03 contains my own ramdisk, so it will only work on 17.02 (its for users that want a stable and fast build).

I reverted some things in this build and also fixed some things related to sweep2wake (its still disabled, need still some help here).

The main important things are;

Updated the lowmemorykiller

Added genlock-support (for rom devs; you should now have the opportunity to enable genlock in your rom's)

Changed also the compression methods of the kernel (it uses now the same as in JellyX 3.0)

This lets you compile the kernel with linaro 4.7 toolchain (it still won't boot, but it builds at least, maybe 4.6 of google works...)

ramdisk change: instead of the hw_random generator it uses the frandom module (thats why it probably is only usefull in 17.02 nightly from Quarx)

The build from today does include all these changes except the ramdisk (to keep compatibility with 24.03 from Quarx) and

also it has the new Wifi driver by Quarx .
[Defy Android Development] Pottkopp:
causes black screen for me..
[Defy Android Development] hackergnome:
Re: [DEV] JellyX Kernel 2.6.32.60 // 24.03 [JB]

same here, on PA 2.53.I'll upload dmesg tomorrow :)
[Defy Android Development] Pottkopp:
oh and I'm on 24.03. quarx build
[Defy Android Development] Husi10:
To avoid black screen issues try flash the ROM and just after the kernel with no reboot between. It worked for me.
[Defy Android Development] Pottkopp:
I'm always doing it like this :/
[Defy Android Development] hackergnome:
Re: [DEV] JellyX Kernel 2.6.32.60 // 24.03 [JB]

Doesn't that mean you are replacing kernel?

Flashing a ROM on a kernel replaces bootmenu, hence replacing kernel(I may be completely wrong).
[Defy Android Development] xarcoft:
Re: [DEV] JellyX Kernel 2.6.32.60 // 24.03 [JB]

That's the point, to replace the kernel that your ROM have with this one, the JellyX.

Many users are having problems with the new wifi drivers of quarx.

It's this solved in this build (24/03) of JellyX?

I'm now working great with PA 2.53 + JellyX 15/03
[Defy Android Development] hackergnome:
Re: [DEV] JellyX Kernel 2.6.32.60 // 24.03 [JB]

Same here, pa and jellyx 1503.
[Defy Android Development] ldiomedi:
Re: [DEV] JellyX Kernel 2.6.32.60 // 24.03 [JB]

I tried the last kernel on pa and once it boot, restart and gets a bootloop. Removing the battery, happens again. I flashed again the 15.03 kernel and don't know why my app' s data was deleted

Enviado desde mi MB526 usando Tapatalk 2
[Defy Android Development] Blechd0se:
Just to point a few things out;

I didn't change anything related to the wifi implementation of quarx, maybe when i have some more freetime i can look into it.

PA is not tested on the newest build, but at least 22.03 should boot on it (don't know if PA has some additional ramdisk tweaks or a modified one).

You can try to delete my ramdisk and flash it with the default ramdisk that comes with PA...

24.03 is as mentioned only for Quarx newest Rom, WiFi is a bit buggy, but at least it works.
[Defy Android Development] hackergnome:
Re: [DEV] JellyX Kernel 2.6.32.60 // 24.03 [JB]

the same happened to me, but it didn't wipe anything

i will test and report.
[Defy Android Development] niksy+:
Working great here :) 24/03 CM10 and 24/03 JellyX. WiFi is perfect, as well. Guess I'm one lucky bastard :cowboy: (I even flashed after running the ROM with Quarx's kernel for some time, with just a cache wipe :silly: )

I thought some benchmarking might be interesting, so I ran AnTuTu on these two combos.

Pure CM10 - 3071

CM10 + JellyX - 3201

What's interesting is that JellyX gets all of those extra points in the "Database IO" segment... The rest is the same. Or is it actually not interesting, because a kernel change doesn't overcore (lol) your CPU and overclock your GPU, but just optimizes I/O operations :)

Anyway, I'm thoroughly pleased with what I've got now, it's staying.

Just a quick one, though - Blechd0se, do you maybe recommend some set of tweaks?

Cheers and thank you! :)
[Defy Android Development] Blechd0se:
Benchmarks are not trustable, keep that in mind, but they are good in terms of comparing the same things.

To be fair enough you have to run each benchmark at least 3 times (to get some meaningful results) and you will notice

that there might be some differences in each run and Quarx Kernel can also reach the same result as it was in the first jellyx run

(just notice the differences in 3D performance on the same device).

The big difference in IO is owing by dynamic fsync, in most cases you can nearly expect the double performance here.

RAM and CPU speed can also improved a lot. Just install the CM10.1 experimental with a 3.0 kernel of mine,

the result is quite impressing; http://blechdose-live.de/download/kernel/3.0.x/antutu.png

and its still a very early stage. :)

In terms of "set of tweaks" i don't recommend anything special, just my kernel out of the box and some common sense

in choosing your apps.
[Defy Android Development] npzinho:
I flashed today's kernel.

But I lost the "baseband" and phone doesn't work.

Any help?
[Defy Android Development] niksy+:
I really do know that benchmarks don't have much to do with reality, but was just interested to know some numbers :)

And I know about the 3.0.8 kernel performance as well, I've tried the experimental builds, it's sooo sweeet! :crying: Really can't wait for it! I'm jumping that horse with the first signs of a working RIL :cyclops:

Have to ask...you'll probably up' a new build with wifi updates and direct soon? And as far as I understood Quarx in the CM10 thread, it will be compatible with his latest build?

*edit* Oh, and, since Quarx uploaded a fresh CM10.1 build with 2.6.32 kernel, it should be JellyX 2.6.32 compatible, too?
[Defy Android Development] Floydroider:
Installed the 22.03 kernel in the 17.02 build and it's working great.

Didn't had the black screen bug. My steps were:

- Wipe cahce;

- Wipe dalvik;

- Install kernel;

- Wipe cache;

- Reboot;

The only problem till now was the phone not get back after lock the screen. But I think that were caused by zram, never use it because of lags, when tried to give another chance the bug occurred.
[Defy Android Development] hackergnome:
Re: [DEV] JellyX Kernel 2.6.32.60 // 24.03 [JB]

2203 works on PA 2.53 :)

No issues at all, except the "Android is upgrading" at each boot(I am the only one having the issue, so...)
[Defy Android Development] Blechd0se:
Thats the problem... there aren't any kernel updates in fact Quarx reverted back to a .9 base kernel. I would love to bring the wifi direct feature to be compatible to my kernel, but it's not only the wlan module thats need to changed.. ramdisk, the new mknvs tool and some xml-files need a update...

It would be much easier with a base rom that already contain all these things but linked to a .60 kernel, i hope Quarx decide to make another build with it (and i don't want to get into the rom building business, there are much more talented people than me here and i would only tune it for my preferences, or does somebody want to build it?).

For CM10.1 its probably the same, if it uses a .60 Kernel it should work i guess, but not with a .9.

Anyway great to hear some good feedback :)
[Defy Android Development] gkkovacs:
Finally stable (but still high battery consumption)

I have installed and tested almost every single CM10 release since November, and was sad to see that stability went down since the February 20 Quarx release. I have tried your kernel two times before, first a month ago in a YAFU release, and 15.03-cfs together with CM10-20130217 last week. Neither of them were stable, there were call issues, huge lags / memory problems and restarts.

But now all has changed, CM10-20130217 together with 22.03-cfs-ramdisk-stable is the most reliable CM10 experience I've had in 3 months. Lag is not bad even after a day, IO speed seems better and there were no restarts or call issues so far.

The biggest problem I'm having is high battery consumption (the same as with all other CM10 releases, so the blame is not yours). According to System settings, Android OS is the main culprit, but interestingly it's not always happening - but it surely does after a few hours of uptime.

Better Battery Stats shows the USB driver as the highest kernel wakelock holder, even if USB is not used at all. Any idea what's happening?
[Defy Android Development] z3ro-grav1ty:
Firstly are there any that work with Quarx's 18-03-2013?

I tried the 22/03 Jelly X with Quarx's 18/03 and I couldn't turn wi-fi on D: So my big question is how does it work with the 17/02 build? Because wi-fi is a big factor for me and I'm not yet ready to try Quarx's latest experimental builds.

I heard 1702 with 2203 worked really well, so I'm eager to try it!

EDIT: Just want to clarify... When using Quarx (1803) and JellyX (2203), there was no blankscreen etc. I got into the Choose your language screen, but then had to skip out everything else because Wi-Fi couldn't be turned on. On top of that I had no signal either, so phone became redundant. I'll download the (1702) build soon, but just wondering how that would change my Wi-Fi problem seeing as Quarx's wifi experimental builds only happened recently.
[Defy Android Development] Blechd0se:
AW: [DEV] JellyX Kernel 2.6.32.60 // 24.03 [JB]

As stated in the first post: everything with a .9 kernel wont work...

So yes, 17.02 will work with 22.03. Thats why i made a stable release.
[Defy Android Development] z3ro-grav1ty:
Sorry, I had no idea that 18/03 was on .9 kernel ! <--- In Quarx's notes it only mentioned .9 kernel in 29/12 (2012) and .60 in 30/12 (2012) so I didn't know that 18/03 (2013) had the .9 kernel.

I'll definitely be trying the 17/02 with the 22/03 because I'm all for stability.

May I inquire as to what your version of bootmenu/CWM (or whatever recovery you use) you have? For me whenever I install 2ndInit, my phone goes into bootloop however I can get into recovery and install zip files via sdcard. However as soon as I finish flashing and it boots up, my recovery upgrades and it can no longer mount my sdcard so I have to reinstall 2ndInit to update/change my ROM/Kernel.Only reason I want to know is because it is a slow process, and no one else seems to have this problem :(
[Defy Android Development] hacktheheaven:
Re: [DEV] JellyX Kernel 2.6.32.60 // 24.03 [JB]

Blechdose, I really started to love my phone with u r latest kernel Thnx bro....
[Defy Android Development] Pottkopp:
24.03 kernel on 26.03 quarx build (cm10 4.1) --> blackscreen for me..
[Defy Android Development] gkkovacs:
Byebye lag

One more addition to this @Blechd0se

Using previous Quarx (and YAFU, sevenrock) releases, my phone was lag free when free memory was more than 150 MB (more like 170-180). Usually, after a day free memory went down to 100-120 MB, and the phone became laggy, only a reboot could solve it. Not sure what the connection was.

Now (with JellyX 22.03 uptime 53 hours) I have just checked my free mem and it's 80 MB, yet phone is not laggy at all.

Great job man, you hit the nail on the head!

Stable and fast!
[Defy Android Development] niksy+:
+1 for the 22/03 JellyX with ramdisk and 17/02 CM10 combo! :D It really is great :)

Tried out the yesterday's 2.6.32 CM10.1 build and, unfortunately, it also has the .9 kernel... :/
[Defy Android Development] flunk03:
@Blechd0se

I would like to mention that after flashing your 24.03 cfs kernel over Quarx's 26.03 Rom , my phone is unable to pick up any network .When i did take a look at the baseband it shows as unknown in Settings>about phone. Changing the baseband and reflashing the rom + kernel or just the kernel has resulted in no change to the above mentioned situation. I did read about the earlier post regarding the .9 & .60 kernel. So could you please advice on what has to be done . Thank you.
[Defy Android Development] ldiomedi:
Re: [DEV] JellyX Kernel 2.6.32.60 // 24.03 [JB]

JellyX it's .60. Quarx's kernel since 18-02 has .9. That's why you don't have data, and WiFi for sure

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[Defy Android Development] z3ro-grav1ty:
Tried 1702 + 2203 combo, constant rebooting :(

Going back to old setup

EDIT: What gapps work with JellyX? What gapps version do people use?

EDIT2: Retried with full gapps (from goo.im). So far so good, did have a black screen first boot so I removed battery and tried again. Looking good at the moment.

EDIT3: Again it crashed, leaving me with a red LED and blackscreen. Then the led goes and the screen stays black. :\ Not happy at all

EDIT4: Gave it one last go... So far its lasted longer than usual
[Defy Android Development] dirlan2001:
Hi,

Guess what ... I ran into the same problems as you.... I tried flashing again and again, even went back to the original (?) 20130318 ROM, nothing doing...

Then I decided to do a full wipe, factory reset and start all over again. To my surprise the Defy+ just booted into 20130217 with JellyX 20130322 as if nothing happened. And I admit it's fast and very fluid.

:D

Dirk
[Defy Android Development] z3ro-grav1ty:
Hehe, that's exactly what I did, but it didn't do a fresh boot the first time. I had to remove the battery and reboot it again. But then it worked fine.

So far working really well. Thanks Blechd0se :)
[Defy Android Development] dirlan2001:
Hmmmm.... im' having an issue :(

After disconnectiong from the mains, the phone started rebooting like hell. I shut it down completely, and now, after a good night's sleep I rebooted the phone... and he refused to run cos the batery says only 2% left.... That's even not a massive batterydrain, that's a severe leak.4

Any suggestion ? :D

Cheers,

Dirk
[Defy Android Development] z3ro-grav1ty:
I suggest letting it charge for sometime (give it a decent period of time), then remove the battery and insert it again (that should power your device and turn it on automatically. Otherwise just turn it on manually.
[Defy Android Development] Blechd0se:
Small update from me and yes its not a april joke;

i managed to boot 26.03 with a jellyx kernel and working wifi (also wifi direct) :D

Also this fixes some random bugs (like cpu spy wont show anything). Finally i can provide kernel updates independent from the base kernel

of the rom, but this also means that if quarx pushes out a new build i have to update my modules probably, will see.

First i want to work on the small issues that the new wifi drivers still have..

For devs; my kernel still need wl1271-nvs.bin somehow and i don't know why. I updated all modules except those netmux things (they just wont boot for me...). If somebody does know why, tell me :)

Edit: Found the issue,i guess, wl1271-nvs.bin wont be generated and deleted each reboot, remove wifical.sh in order to work after a reboot...

If i can sort out those last building bugs i can provide my own rom (or something similar) if desired.
[Defy Android Development] niksy+:
Very nice :) Was hoping for something like this! :good:

One problem, though. WiFi is stuck at "Turning Wi-Fi on..." - it's not really working :laugh:

I just installed the .zip. If I got things right I should just delete wifical.sh in order to get it working?

*edit* Dang... Deleted wifical.sh (found in system/bin/), rebooted, wifi turned on > stuck at the same turning on msg :\

Have I got it wrong or should I be delivering logs? I know you didn't build this with CM10.1 in mind, but I am pretty sure that the .9 kernel Quarx uses is exactly the same in latest CM10 and CM10.1, so this JellyX version should work the same on both...

*edit numero duo*

Okay, so as Blechd0se said, wifical.sh deletes wl1271-nvs.bin for some reason, so upon first boot:

1. delete wifical.sh

2. copy wl1271-nvs.bin from the zip/to - /system/etc/firmware/ti-connectivity and set the right permissions

3. reboot and enjoy!

CM10.1 is quite a bit more enjoyable with JellyX! Thank you, Blechd0se, I was really hoping for a dirty hack of some kind from you these days :)
[Defy Android Development] Blechd0se:
Install zip, boot up, delete wifical.sh and copy wl1271-nvs.bin from the zip (/system/etc/firmware/ti-connectivity) to /system/etc/firmware/ti-connectivity, wifi should work after this, logs arent necessary since they will probably tell you that wl1271-nvs.bin cant be found.

The wifical.sh deletes the firmware on each boot.

About CM10.1; didn't test it, but could work, since my zip replaces every module.

Will upload a small fix (wifical.sh no longer deletes the firmware), so flashing this should be enough :)
[Defy Android Development] arekmelerski:
I install this kernel on Cm 10.1 ant rom working :)
[Defy Android Development] juan296:
on cm10.1, your latest kernel (04/01) .. the fm radio is working? I use a lot :)
[Defy Android Development] xarcoft:
Re: [DEV] JellyX Kernel 2.6.32.60 // 01.04 [JB]

Should the today's build work in CM10 26/03? It's a .9 kernel? Or it's .60? Or doesn't matter in this kernel?
[Defy Android Development] niksy+:
Nope, the bugs remain the same (FM and Bluetooth are not working). But you will notice a performance boost... :o

You don't read very carefully, do you...if you do at all :p JellyX was and is .60, but Blechd0se found a way to make it work on ROMs that were compiled with the .9 kernel... So, the latest JellyX works on both latest CM10 and CM10.1 (because the kernel in both is absolutely the same .9 one)

Cheers! :highfive:
[Defy Android Development] xarcoft:
Re: [DEV] JellyX Kernel 2.6.32.60 // 01.04 [JB]

Dude, I do read, only that I didn't configured tapatalk to update too often. Didn't see Blechd0se statement.

Doesn't want to upset you. Sorry! :/

Thanks Blechd0se I'll give it a try and feedback later.
[Defy Android Development] roytam1:
sorry to bother you, but I'm getting blank screen after red motorola slash screen after flashing kernel_01.04-cfs-modules.zip dated 01-Apr-2013 23:06 from Quarx CM10 26.03.
[Defy Android Development] z3ro-grav1ty:
Take your battery out and then put it back in (should reboot automatically, otherwise power the device on yourself). If that doesn't solve your problem try reflashing. Try this method:

1. Wipe data/factory reset

2. Wipe cache

3. Wipe dalvik cache

4. Flash ROM

5. Flash Kernel

6. Wipe cache

7. Wipe dalvik cache

8. Flash Gapps

9. Reboot.

Hopefully that should work (it did for me). I did encounter the same problem you faced, you just need to keep trying.
[Defy Android Development] flunk03:
Having the same issue as mentioned earlier .Did the above mentioned steps and still the same except for a data/factory reset. ( 26.03 cm10 rom/01.04 cfs modules kernel)
[Defy Android Development] cyrusct82:
Re: [DEV] JellyX Kernel 2.6.32.60 // 01.04 [JB]

I have installed 01.04 on my Defy+ bl7 with CM10 26.03 and after the buttons backlight is pulsing the red led switches off and the device is rebooting to boot menu.:confused:
[Defy Android Development] SkarlosBME:
I could boot up CM10 26.03 + JellyX 01.04, did a clean install, rebooted, then entered stock recovery and wiped data and cache using motorola recovery.

Now the problem is, that my firmware gets deleted every time I reboot, even if I delete wifical.sh from system/bin and replace wl1271-nvs.bin

Edit: Found that wiping data using stock recovery is not a good idea, my phone was not recognizing the internal storage thereafter :D So DON'T DO THAT
[Defy Android Development] eugenchr:
latest kernel work in 18.03 quarx build cm10 ?