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[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
Meanwhile, I have always wanted bubba for those functions. Using this kernel is a privilege, not a right, as well as receiving any other kind of help from rmbq. General respect is the least you should be giving to him.
[HTC One S] truevision:
brrrrr... I don't think it's a good post... IMHO
[HTC One S] horno46:
When I copy the file into the folder it looks different to those already in there and is not able to be opened by the editor. What am I doing wrong?
[HTC One S] derkleinebroicher:
Difficult to say. Maybe it's been a bad download? Incorrect permissions? Can you make a screenshot, as I can't imagine, what you mean with "looks different".

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[HTC One S] derkleinebroicher:
Oh my dear, Cool down. There are surely lots of people, who keep their phone in a case and don't have these pocket problems. Why not let them have fun with it?

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[HTC One S] horno46:
As you can see the icon is different and it has a .bin extension.
[HTC One S] Flashalot:
To call a dev a moron for something he dose for a hobby and releases here for free and you have the nerve to call him a moron if you don't like the kernel then don't flash it but if you do don't whine and complain about it say it nicely instead of being a **** about it also there's this thing called the op with information on how to disable it
[HTC One S] derkleinebroicher:
Have you tried to delete the extension?

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[HTC One S] horno46:
Result!!!! Will this be overwritten if I flash new versions of this kernel?
[HTC One S] derkleinebroicher:
Yep! So have a copy of it on your sdcard!

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[HTC One S] horno46:
No worries, I'm just glad I can have my cake and eat it. This fantastic kernel with dt2w disabled.
[HTC One S] rmbq:
guys don't panic in the next version you will able to enable/disable bln s2w dt2w and pocket detection using trickstermod and apply your config on boot!

P.S.

you can call me moron if you want, i don't care. if you don't like it don't spam here, my sources are online and in OP there's a link to an "how to compile kernels" so you can compile it yourself without s2w and other stuff, if you are so clever :)
[HTC One S] Rapier:
If you were reading through all the kernel threads (not only this one), you might have noticed that were alot of people WANTING these options. So what if someone would call you "moron" for not like them? It a pure personal taste isn't it? More than that, you can disable them if you don't like the features. But I dare you to find ANOTHER AOSP kernel better than this one...oh, well, you might not find ANY AOSP kernel except this one. So...flash it or not as you like. The features are enabled by default because there were more people asking for them than people that didn't like them. And as rmbq said, you are free to compile it without DT2 and S2W or disable via script the features. If something is useless FOR YOU, doesnt' mean it's useless for anybody else. For example, listening to music on the phone it's useless for me...that means I should call anyone who's listening to music via phone a "moron"? No way, it's their call, their phone. They can even toast it, I don't care. What I care is to have alternatives and better stuff and Bubba is such thing. I would love to see the people that always complain, at least trying to help 1% from what other "morons" do...why we don't have more "morons" like that?
[HTC One S] horno46:
Let's not feed the troll eh?
[HTC One S] Atemi1337:
On a happier note. Do we have a bubba version that will work with Odyssey? Or anyone know another kernel that can work with it?
[HTC One S] Rapier:
It was an older Vn version that I was using with Oddissey. Not the OCed one, a standard Vn version

EDIT: Try the Vn6 from HERE, if doesn't work try in the Vn5 folder. I am sure that Vn5_BFQ was working for me since I remember that I've asked rmbq to add back BFQ that was missing at that time. So he made a BFQ version too. I am sure it was working for me at that time and I was using Oddissey
[HTC One S] Atemi1337:
I'll have to give it a try. Thanks!

Edit: I can confirm that none of the bubba kernels work with the newest Odyssey.

Would greatly love to have one created though since there aren't any kernels capable for Odyssey.
[HTC One S] rmbq:
new version is up!

i think it's the most stable release since months
[HTC One S] Atemi1337:
Chance you could tell me if its compatible with Odyssey without me trying it?
[HTC One S] justaway2:
Where are the toggles for DT2W and S2W? The /system/android_key/ folder is gone after installing the Dec 6 build.

PS. I got a sudden reboot when receiving a SMS with the Dec 6 QV build, then after that I could never boot up anymore. It would always get stuck at the spinning CM logo screen.

PPS. It seems like something else got screwed up too. I flashed CM11 again to restore the stock kernel, and it still can't boot up. I then ran the kernel cleaning script, and flashed CM11. Still no good... Gonna have to try wiping /system now.

PPPS. Wiping /system did the trick. The Dec 6 kernel somehow messed up the Dec 6 CM11 nightly big time.
[HTC One S] rmbq:
no way, odyssey is no longer supported

check in /sys/android_touch folder. now you can use trickstermod app to enable/disable s2w and other features.

no one reboot in one day, chatting, using gps some calls with s2w dt2w and pocket detection enabled. it may not kernel fault, wipi caches and fix permission and give it another try
[HTC One S] Rapier:
In the changelog for the last version (6th of Dec) it is said:

Could you please detail what adjustments and eventually tell us which should be the proper values? I was using this governor before and with Kernel Tuner, I saw that some of the governor parameters can be adjusted. I've switched to Interactive and I got 3 reboots in less than 5 min when trying to open contact details (open dialer, look for a contact then tap on the image to open the popup contact screen...then reboot). Don't know if it's the governor, I've tried both normal and QV versions, no OC
[HTC One S] rmbq:
Interactive is stock, it is the same of stock cm kernel. ATM I dunno what are the correct values for intellimand but you can use it. I'm using it right now and I haven't got any issues, maybe it's a bit aggressive and the battery drain is a bit high.

EDIT:

I Aldo used interactive for a day and no problem with it... I'm on 6 DEC cm11 dirty flashed on 2 DEC cm11
[HTC One S] truevision:
Bubba 6dec, after set clock frequency with PAC settings it's return evertime in 1512 both min and max.

Back to previous version...
[HTC One S] rmbq:
PAC is 4.3 and the version newer than 25nov of this kernel are for 4.4

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[HTC One S] maluus:
Dear rmbq is someone else reported any compatibility issue for 06/12 with CM11? I was constantly getting bootloops with few CM11 roms. your 03/12 kernel doesn't have this problem.
[HTC One S] rmbq:
yes someone got reboots but they got reboots also with stock kernel so maybe the problem is another. for me this is the most stable kernel i made, no reboots and i can also use pocket detection! (with previous versions it reboots always with pocket decetion on).

i'm using unofficial cm11 6/12.

so i will wait to see how will be going with official nighlies and clean installs, someone dirty flashed cm11 on cm10.2 -.-

if i'll get random reboots and the other people continue to have reboots i'll revert some commits
[HTC One S] foeti:
Got some random reboots with latest carbon 4.4.

First one was during using YouTube, second one during whatsapp.

Last one was over night when phone was plugged in for charging without use....
[HTC One S] ilbarone87:
I also had two reboots on BS 4.4, always during Youtube using.
[HTC One S] maluus:
then lets see it all together :D by the way you know that official cm wont flash with twrp where your kernel wont with cwm. is it possible to adapt your kernel to cwm? any chance with official cm recovery v6.0.4.5?

Edit: Yay. I confirm that official CM recovery 6.0.4.5 flashes rmbq kernel without problem.

Edit2: Here is the link if anyone interested http://jenkins.cyanogenmod.com/job/android/50354/artifact/archive/recovery.img

Edit3: as i stated earlier cm official nightly with 03/12 seems stable. 06/12 was bootlooping like crazy.
[HTC One S] nicknc:
I am on hboot 2.16, and can confirm that

06Dec kernel

bootlooped very badly with

06Dec nightly

. Reverted to 25Nov kernel and 06Dec nightly and bootloops are completely gone.

I haven't had bootloops in nearly a month, thanks to this kernel. You're doing a great job!
[HTC One S] mineIsAlreadyTaken:
DT2W/S2W issues? Just remember to put the phone into your pocket with the screen facing AWAY from your body. It's that simple.

=sent from my OneS=
[HTC One S] tuesdaydev:
Same for me, i get to boot the rom sometimes but it instantly reboots and then the bootloops restart. I had no problem even with 03Dec kernel and I am in 2.16 hboot. I'll try the QV one and report back
[HTC One S] rmbq:
new version is up,

report issues only if you are on cm-11-20131208-EXPERIMENTAL-ville.zip clean installed
[HTC One S] derkleinebroicher:
First impression: it boots on first attempt, no problems. So far everything stable. S2w, dt2w work, but not vol2wake, although activated in settings. Nevertheless thanks again for your fast work.

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[HTC One S] truevision:
rmbq, can you put the s2w, dt2w and pocket detection option configurable from trickster in a Bubba 4.3 version?
[HTC One S] maluus:
Rebooted during app optimization process and stuck at boot animation instead of bootloop. I m on 08/12 experimental (wiped system, cache and dalvik) and original kernel did not raise any issue. Btw using art runtime if it is related.

Edit: After a few tries and combinations still couldn't get it to boot. Returned to stock.
[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
[MENTION=4487443]rmbq[/MENTION]

It seems like CM team find what caused random reboots. I looked on review.cyanogenmod.org but I dont see what it can be...

Is it kernel related or ROM related? Did you included fix if you know what thet did?
[HTC One S] Darknites:
The guys are testing it so might not get put for a while to make sure it really is fixed.
[HTC One S] rmbq:
clean install = wipe data & caches (system is automatically wiped)

yes i included the fix
[HTC One S] usaff22:
Same here. Even using an init.d script, it doesn't work.

Edit: [MENTION=4487443]rmbq[/MENTION] is there a way to disable this? I can't disable S2W or DT2W. Thanks.
[HTC One S] rmbq:
again? with lastest version you can use trickstermod or another app. check if your init.d script is correct, i changed the entry points (directories of the files) of s2w dt2w pd and bln in 6Dec version
[HTC One S] usaff22:
I was using the wrong directory, oops. Sorry, it works fine now. The phone is rock solid with this kernel, thanks!
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Init.d method worked fine for me. Did you remember to set it's permissions to 755?
[HTC One S] Phantom Pt. II:
Yea trickster settings doesn't seem to stick. Finding now how to do it manually.

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[HTC One S] foeti:
Flashed 8 Dec. on latest Carbon 4.4 and it's stable so far. No reboots till yesterday.

Trickster works fine enabling/disabling s2w&dt2w though there s no init.d folder...
[HTC One S] rmbq:
new version is up!

sometimes the backlight wont turn up after a call but i think it's ROM related, the driver is always the same and i never got this issue.

can someone try to plug in a usb with exfat file system and see if the phone can read its?
[HTC One S] F-L-Y-E-R:
Do you use a paid version? Because I can't find where to disable it :confused: If not tell me how, thanks.
[HTC One S] derkleinebroicher:
Search for specific / wake

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[HTC One S] Phantom Pt. II:
Yea the backlight issue is present here as well on CM11 from the 10th with stock kernel.

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[HTC One S] searchworlds:
reboots with lastest kernel ( not the QV) and cm11 with 2.16 firmware
[HTC One S] F-L-Y-E-R:
OMG, thank you so much, 2 times I had installed this app to search again and again and didn't realize that...
[HTC One S] Clom801:
Random reboots on 2.16
[HTC One S] derkleinebroicher:
In case, someone's missing volume_wake-up from earlier releases, like I did: in official cm 11 you have to enable it under android settings / buttons. There it is off by default.

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[HTC One S] usaff22:
Also having random reboots and bootloops on 2.16.
[HTC One S] abonec:
I'm newbie in a kernel flashing and have couple questions:

1) is this strongly require s-off? Installation instruction have option for s-on variant but all links in description have prefix s-off only =(

2) is latest kernel version (10 dec) compatible with android 4.3 (cm 10.2)?

3) if something went wrong can I just flash standard boot.img to return all to back or I need to perform some extra steps?
[HTC One S] Rapier:
1. Yes, you need to be S-Off. You can flash it on S-On devices only if someone builds the boot.img for you

2. No, it is not, starting some versions ago it is for KitKat ROMs

3. Yes you can but not only boot.img, you must flash also the modules for that boot.img. On short, it is better to flash the ROM again

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[HTC One S] abonec:
1) when on s-on you mean I need extra step as in instruction?

Or something else? It seems I can do it by myself.

3) can I just restore my system from recovery (twrp) and flash standard boot.img.

Thx a lot for explanation.
[HTC One S] Rapier:
1. Yes, it was about that step. You can build a boot.img yourself if you know how (but as far as I know it requires to have Linux installed, which I don't have). After you have the proper boot.img you need to flash it in fastboot

3. You can restore like you said, or even restore an entire backup. And you should flash in fastboot the boot.img of that ROM as you said
[HTC One S] abonec:
Hm. I just install Bubba_kernel_25Nov_QV.zip via TWRP and flash newBoot.img by fastboot flash boot newBoot.img but phone boot to infinity rebooting =( I can't boot even on recovery, only to bootloader and fastboot.

S-on and CM 10.2 (android 4.3). TWRP 3.6.1. What could I do wrong?
[HTC One S] Rapier:
First line in changelog for 25th of November says "end of 4.3 support". I guess this is it. You should flash a version older than that

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[HTC One S] abonec:
I've tried 18Nov and 25Nov (both original and QV) but result is same - infinity reload after HTC logo =(
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Than it could be that your boot.img is not good (if you build it yourself). Have you tried the same using the kernel provided in the ROM (not with bubba)? That is just flash ROM then flash it's boot.img in fastboot. Is it boot-looping also?
[HTC One S] abonec:
To repair my phone I flash original boot.img and restore from backup by TWRP (without restoring system loaded but very luggish).
[HTC One S] Rapier:
I don't remember exactly on which version but for the one from 18th of Nov you might not need to build the boot.img yourself. rmbq switched to zimage in the later builds, the old ones have the normal boot.img inside the zip. Check if it's the case with the version you're trying and if you find a boot.img inside the kernel zip than flash that one in fastboot after you have flashed the zip in recovery
[HTC One S] abonec:
Nor 18 or 25 Nov don't have boot.img. I s-off my phone and install 25Nov-QV from twrp and it's works.
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Best choice if you want to go that road and don't like the alternatives :)
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
Ciao e Grazie. This is running on Beanstalk 4.4.200!
[HTC One S] horno46:
Surprised this isn't based on 3.4.74! You are usually ahead of the game rmbq!!!
[HTC One S] rmbq:
Ahahah i know but 3.4.73 gimme some troubles xD

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[HTC One S] horno46:
Are you aware of any progress on getting the 3.10 kernel to work with Kit Kat. It was rumoured to be launched with it but they stuck with 3..4 instead.
[HTC One S] rmbq:
thx for feedback... min voltage is 900 mV because seems that some devices have got voltage problems with new aosp kernel with O3 optimization (infact with 900mV the kernel is more stable on your device)
[HTC One S] RichardW1992:
v2.8b still won't boot for me, same graphical glitches on boot animation then it hard reboots :(

I ran a kernel cleaning script and reflashed v2.8b but still the glitches then lock up on boot animation.

I fastboot flashed v2.7 and that suffered the same graphical glitches, screen went black and about 30 seconds after it has booted fine and appears to be running okay so far.

I did at one point manage to boot your old v2.8 (I thought the phone wouldn't take it and screen went black then suddenly it recovered and booted) but ever since no luck...

Edit:

Flashed 2.8b again ontop of the fastbooted 2.7 and this time I have got it to boot! It does still glitch on the boot animation and then the screen shuts off for between 10-30 seconds. But at the last minute it recovers and displays "starting apps".

Hopefully it will remain stable now its booted :) Many thanks for your work!
[HTC One S] eddiemurphy:
Re: [KERNEL][S4][AOSP][4.2.x][18Feb] Bubba Kernel v2.8b

Fast charge makes your phone charge faster.

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I flashed bubbas 2.8 last night on latest PAC man and its pretty stable, best of all no screen tearing or glitches.
[HTC One S] rmbq:
if you want you can try the test kernel, you can found some post back. it has got min voltage to 900mV so battery drain will be greater than normal kernel but it will more stable
[HTC One S] herzbert:
Installed 2.8b and getting FCs for Dropbox and Google+. Now on test kernel everything works fine.
[HTC One S] RichardW1992:
I will give it a shot and see if things improve.

Running v2.8b I get various graphical artifacts on the screen particularly around the lockscreen unlock animation (that ring of dots) they sort of randomly appear on their own, hard to explain. Also if I reboot the phone there is a 50/50 chance it will boot loop or boot successfully. Main GUI is incredibly smooth though, with no screen tearing or lag / stutter any more.

The test version booted fine, all graphical glitches seem to be gone. Is the difference between 2.8b and the test version literally just the voltage increase or is there more to it? In which case why are the new "linaro -O3 optimization" (don't really know what that means) causing the phone to draw more current?
[HTC One S] nespresso33:
Can you add 2way call ?
[HTC One S] runtime_Err0r:
Well, overvolting kernel from 900 to 925mv, fix all my problems with app fc's. But now, 2.8, 2.8b and test reboot after the HTC logo with the red message, not reaching boot animation. With modules of any kernel it boot if I use 2.7 kernel, so it not seems to be a module problem. Hope it helps.
[HTC One S] Rapier:
rmbq, which is better to use, v2.8 or 2.8b? I've flashed both and I don't have issues. Didn't try the test version cause it has higher voltage and will cause battery drain, so if I don't have stability issues I don't see any point in using it. On the other hand now I prefer 2.8b cause the GPU clock is sticking. With 2.8 (as was mentioned before), setting GPU on 512 instead of 400 was not working (every time it was reverted to 400). Setting a lower value then 400 was working though. With 2.8b I can select any frequency and is sticking.:good:
[HTC One S] rmbq:
use 2.8b, it is 2.8 with GPU OC fix
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Re: [KERNEL][S4][AOSP][4.2.x][18Feb] Bubba Kernel v2.8b

Yep, that's what I've noticed too.

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[HTC One S] surrealjam:
Hi all

Sorry to possibly drag up some old ground but when I changed from CM 10.1 the available memory dropped from over 700mb to 669mb. When I changed kernels to Bubba v2.8b, it now seems to show as 666mb. Is it just me that is slowly dropping memory or is it a thing of old age with these devices? :p

However, actual performance on the kernel is very good - the screen tearing on the CM 10.1 nightlies has indeed disappeared as promised.

Thanks

James
[HTC One S] alexeius:
Screen tearing its gone, yah :) But I'm a bit confused, there is no smartass governor. So which one is the best for daily use? Badass?
[HTC One S] Jewcifer:
2.8b bootloops on latest CM10.1 Nightly.
[HTC One S] surrealjam:
Running 2.8b and the latest nightly here without issues so I don't think it's that combo that is causing issues.
[HTC One S] Jewcifer:
Hm. Reverting to stock kernel lead to a perfectly working device so something has to be up here. HBOOT: 1.14.0002 S-OFF
[HTC One S] RichardW1992:
Look a few pages back for a test version from the OP. It has higher stock voltage levels which should fix the problems. I think this has been causing bootloops on some devices which can't handle undervolting well.
[HTC One S] Jewcifer:
That would be me. Haven't been able to undervolt since the early days of Klin's Fusion kernel.

Edit: Still bootloops. 2.8b at least got to the "Android is upgrading" screen, had screen tears during the boot logo. test_1 freezes and loops 3-4 seconds into the boot logo.
[HTC One S] RichardW1992:
That's odd, the voltage increase cured everything for me and its stable as a rock now.

If I were you I would try a full wipe x3, then reinstall the latest CM10.1 nightly (19/2) and reboot into the ROM on stock kernel and set it up.

For extra good measure, reboot to recovery, wipe dalvik, and reboot into the ROM again just to check all is dandy before you try the custom kernel.

Then run the "Awesome kernel cleaning script" in recover and immediately flash the test_1 kernel and see if it boots.

Remember to wipe dalvik in between each step.

If still no dice then I'm out of ideas I'm afraid.

Awesome kernel cleaning script here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2121584

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I have noticed a RAM issue, however I have no idea if it is kernel releated or CM10.1 related.

When I open a RAM heavy application like a full screen game, it purges my launcher from my RAM despite being told to force in RAM the whole time. So this gives me a slight lag when I hit the home button. If I now go back to the game, it has to load up from scratch again as that too has been purged from the RAM. If I switch to the 'running applications' monitor in settings when I have a full screen game open it says for apps which normally run in the background such as facebook and whatsapp "restarting service" indicating they have all been stopped to make room for the fullscreen game.

I have tried disabling 'allow purging of assets' within CM10.1 performance settings, but still this problem persists, never happened on any previous ROMs or kernels. I am wondering if zRAM compression could be causing it?

Is anyone else experiencing background services shut down to make room for in-focus applications?
[HTC One S] Frostbeule2k:
I´ve installed the kernel at the latest 4.2.2 aokp rom. In the phone settings I see after installing the kernel in the section "Kernel-Version" the old informations which comes with the rom. Should I see here the informations of the bubba kernel?
[HTC One S] rmbq:
codeaurora (Qualcomm) team is working on it, they are working on n4 and n5 architecture

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[HTC One S] nicknc:
Working well with CM11 12/18, hboot 2.15
[HTC One S] horno46:
Seems smoother and quicker than stock. Nice one!
[HTC One S] Clom801:
This kernel should only be labeled for 2.15 as there are constant reboots on 2.16.
[HTC One S] horno46:
Labelled schmabelled, what's the point of carrying on with 2.16 when CM doesn't support it and the only guy that was building for it has headed off to Nexus 5 territory?