yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One S] wheeliemonster:
Testing now with PACman 19.9.0

Seems to be working well. Graphic tearing does appear to be fixed...

I do miss the CFQ scheduler as that's my default but no problem. I'm also using the WLAN module as posted and that seems to be good too.

Good work, thank you!
[HTC One S] wheeliemonster:
Also would like to add that battery life seems very good indeed so far.

Sweep2wake working well and I haven't had any of the "back button" strangeness that I've had with the Komodo kernel with sweep2wake.

Once again - very good work, liking it a lot...
[HTC One S] dave il barbaro:
same feeling for me, but i still see few graphic tearing.
[HTC One S] rmbq:
thx you guys ;)

this evening (or tomorrow) i'll release a new version, i hope the tearing will disappear
[HTC One S] Phantom Pt. II:
Re: [KERNEL][S4][AOSP][4.2][12Feb] Bubba Kernel v2.5

Is s2w optional on this kernel? :)

Sent using herpdiderp
[HTC One S] wheeliemonster:
Re: [KERNEL][S4][AOSP][4.2][12Feb] Bubba Kernel v2.5

Now that I've used it for a while, i do still see tearing a bit...
[HTC One S] rmbq:
at the moment no man!
[HTC One S] Phantom Pt. II:
Re: [KERNEL][S4][AOSP][4.2][12Feb] Bubba Kernel v2.5

Alright, no problem. Might check it out soon. Thanks for working on a kernel for this device. ;)

Sent using herpdiderp
[HTC One S] rmbq:
yo guys new update!

feedback for tearing ;) (with unofficial cm10.1 buil of 2013-02-13 works very well)
[HTC One S] dave il barbaro:
R: [KERNEL][S4][AOSP][4.2][14Feb] Bubba Kernel v2.6

It works! At The moment no tearing

Sent whit HTC ONE S
[HTC One S] wheeliemonster:
Agreed. I see no tearing at the moment! And thanks for adding back in CFQ! :)

I have only one issue remaining (I get this with all of the s2w kernels)

That issue is that my hardware buttons sometimes stop working completely. It sometimes coincides with the old "home button" issue where the device acts as though I've pressed the home button a million times. But not always. Sometimes the hardware buttons just simply stop responding and that's it. Reboot is the only thing that cures it but it does only seem to happen with the s2w kernels (this one and komodo)

If it helps, I'm convinced the home button thing has something to do with data as it always happens when I'm at the same stations on the train on the commute home, and my data connection seems to be on EDGE at that point - then I get the home button thing, pretty much as regular as clockwork.

Anyway, thanks again for a great kernel.
[HTC One S] dave il barbaro:
R: [KERNEL][S4][AOSP][4.2][14Feb] Bubba Kernel v2.6

Is it better than sio???

Sent whit HTC ONE S
[HTC One S] wheeliemonster:
I don't really know - I don't use SIO as I think it's caused me problems before. I like CFQ as it seems to give me the smoothest performance.

I underclock to 918MHz Max and 192MHz Min but still get buttery smooth performance all the time with CFQ. I was using Deadline before CFQ was added back into this kernel and that seemed pretty good too. :)
[HTC One S] odl:
it is caused by new touchscreen drivers - after I compiled this kernel with old ones included in CM kernel (I changed only touchscreen drivers), I didn't have these issues.
[HTC One S] Twist79:
a kind request

@ rmbq

As I got data corruption problems with all your kernels 3.7 oder 4.0 even heavy OV I got a question...Whats the FSB in your kernels? 533 should be standard according to thicklizard. Or what else did you do that could cause data corruption?

I got no problem with stock CM10.1 Kernel stability wise.

But your kernel (when it boots and runs for a short time) is the only one without screen tear, lag oder "wobble".

Would it be possible to compile a Kernel for us with stock voltages and stock FSB but all other of your features for all the guys like me whose phones are a little picky when it comes to kernels?

pretty please! :angel:
[HTC One S] rmbq:
I'm working on that (thx to thicklizard for l2 cache and Fsb ideas)

I'm also working on touchscreen fix with new driver and some other 3.3 features...
[HTC One S] dave il barbaro:
during these days, i played with governors: i setted CORE0=interactive and CORE1=interactiveX2

when the screen turn off, it don't want to turn on again, and i have to hard reboot the phone.
[HTC One S] YoMarK:
Also had a huge /data corruption issue on JellyBAM 7.2.

Fortunately I had a recent backup. So did a clean install, restored apps with titanium backup. Running old 3.6 kernel now. The issue is only present in v4 right? Never had this before.

Good luck with fixing the issue rmbq.
[HTC One S] mineIsAlreadyTaken:
had a few sudden reboots in a row and then system+app data loss some two weeks ago with v3.6 :banghead: i think i was using intellidemand on both cores back then. now on v4 undervolted with both cores ondemand. rock stable

=sent from my OneS=
[HTC One S] justthefacts:
For a lot of us the only versions that run stable are 2.6 & 2.7

The rest would give system corruption.
[HTC One S] foeti:
Weird is that v3.6 and v4 (only medium OV) are working fine for me, but neither 2.6 nor 2.7.... Won't boot. Stock on boot screen... :confused:

HTC One S (4) | RootBox 4.2.2 | S-OFF
[HTC One S] justthefacts:
That explains why there has been no one kernel that could be satisfactory for all devices.

Your signature shows S-OFF. Could that be a playing factor to all this insanity?

I feel sorry for the devs that have to do this wild goose chase.
[HTC One S] ozzie1p:
That's exactly my situation. I keep hearing that everybody can run 2.6 but the first one that I was able to boot was 3.6 medium. That would be terrific if he could build a stock voltage one with the screen tear fix like he mentioned above.
[HTC One S] foeti:
I also tried rmbq's kernel before I reached S-OFF with same negative results. He sent me 11 different versions of bubba till I got one that boots up....

HTC One S (4) | RootBox 4.2.2 | S-OFF
[HTC One S] skinzy98:
I am new to the one s forum and i need a little help. i originally was on a samsung vibrant so this is all new to me. so ive downloaded bubba kernel with no oc or ov. ive extracted boot.img using winrar and there is still a boot.img in the bubba.zip. i plan on flashing dirty unicorn. my phone is unlocked and has s-off. do i simply boot into bootloader choose recovery,flash rom,kernel,gapps and reboot or is there something im missing. sorry if these are noob questions but like i said its an entirely new world to me dealing with an htc
[HTC One S] jamus28:
zips are flashed in recovery, no need unzip. kernel zips come with wifi modules that are specific. some say to reboot and wipe cache between flash steps. ymmv. you could also combine everything from your zips into one zip beforehand. I sometimes do this.

also take note of the radio. those can also be adjusted with each aosp rom

btw dirty unicorns I believe comes with bubba 4
[HTC One S] skinzy98:
i was just reading in another thread that since i have s-off i should be able to flash it in recovery. is that so?
[HTC One S] the4biddendonut:
Yes sir, I just did it yesterday with success.
[HTC One S] skinzy98:
Getting ready to do it now
[HTC One S] ipit:
lol is this twitter?
[HTC One S] JigsterNL:
WiFi doesn't work

Dear users,

Please help me. I flashed the cm 10.1 m snapshot and gapps. After that I booted and flashed the boot.img from bubba kernel v4 OV. Wifi doesn't work anymore after having flashed the kernel. I followed the wifi fix instructions from the first post and rebooted (rechecked if everything was still as in the given picture), but my wifi just won't turn on. Could anybody please help me?

Thanks in advantage!
[HTC One S] ipit:
Install the kernel package again from recovery
[HTC One S] JigsterNL:
It worked like a charm, thank you so much!
[HTC One S] rmbq:
can you test this?

there are new cpu gpu l2 tables
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
I've flashed it there is no OC but it's booting :)
[HTC One S] ozzie1p:
Can't get it to boot on mine after clean install, wiping everything on CM10.1

Edit: Finally got it to boot, just unstable.
[HTC One S] justthefacts:
Didn't boot at first. Shut down the phone and did a reboot and it worked.

On the stability test. Went into recovery, Wiped cache & dalvik. It went through the optimization process but it hung on starting apps. Shut down the phone again and guess what. It booted.

Repeated the above test one more time. Same result.

I must say that this is a definite improvement. My phone could not boot up once it it failed to boot on any bubba 3xx or 4

Antutu score was 11445 on Intelidemand. not bad for a non-oc. :good:

Edit: It just doesn't like to boot from recovery. Straight reboots seem ok. TWRP 2.3.3
[HTC One S] rmbq:
What happend if you flash the voltage stabilizer? You can found it in komodo topic (lastest posts)
[HTC One S] dave il barbaro:
It boots and seems to be faster than v4

Sent with HTC ONE S
[HTC One S] foeti:
Tried also to flash kernel stabilizer from komodo thread. Same result as before, stuck on bootscreen with graphical glitches. Need a medium OV version...
[HTC One S] justthefacts:
Have you Tried shutting down the phone by long pressing the power button and then rebooting the phone again?
[HTC One S] ozzie1p:
It improved it somewhat but I am getting system apps force closing constantly now.
[HTC One S] foeti:
Ya,I did. No effort... Have one of the most sensitive phones. Even soft OV version won't boot for me, need at least a medium one....
[HTC One S] justthefacts:
I thought I had the most sensitive phone. the last bubba that booted for me was 2.7.

Don't give up on it though. Did you flash the boot.img from the bootloader? that's what worked for me.

This is the best kernel yet. It's breaking in and it's flying.

Every Antutu test gives me a higher number. Last one was 11770
[HTC One S] foeti:
As I was saying in some posts before, the weirdest thing is, that bubba 4 medium OV works while 2.6 or 2.7 won't...
[HTC One S] justthefacts:
LOl. now I remeber. What works for you, won't work for me and Visa Versa.

We must have the two opposite extremes
[HTC One S] ncosgray:
I have an incredibly sensitive phone too. Here's what I've had to do to avoid random crashes and reboots with bubba. I install the heavy OV versions and use kernel tuner to set voltages to 1150mV - 1250mV. (Following the stock voltage table posted by someone earlier in this thread.) Works great for me on 3.7 and 4.0, have not tried that with older ones though.
[HTC One S] motitas:
When I was running 3.7 id get random reboots which cleared my data and cache partitions, not sure why. Anyways Im on v4 medium ov with no issues now.
[HTC One S] dave il barbaro:
I see an high power consume on the test build 4.1

Sent with HTC ONE S
[HTC One S] justthefacts:
It held up pretty good for a while but it finally ran into the boot of death.

I think an OV version would be worth a try.
[HTC One S] el7145:
I tried installing this kernel with pacman rom, and all hell broke loose. I flashed it from twrp, wiped caches. It barely made it into the Rom after flashing weird at the boot animation. In the Rom, things kept fc and the Rom would restart. Anyone have any ideas why this is happening?

FYI. I'm s-off, 1.09 hboot, on tmobile us.
[HTC One S] Fanagoreca:
Just flashed this, with flash image gui, on droyd deviant rom. Booted great, and this is first kernel which don't killed my neutron music player, when I use stock browser. Will test it tomorrow, and report back.:fingers-crossed:
[HTC One S] TheForumTroll:
Too low voltage for your phone maybe? My hardware buttons start to flash sporadically if I run too low.
[HTC One S] rmbq:
test 2 Normal

test 2 soft OV

feedback please! (battery life, stability ecc ecc)
[HTC One S] dave il barbaro:
It boots. wifi and bluetooth work

S-ON. HBOOT 1.14. flashed with flashimagegui

Sent with HTC ONE S
[HTC One S] Fanagoreca:
Allready instaled normal version, and booted well.

With previos test version everything was fine, no reboots, no tearing, phone was very quick and smooth.

Sadly battery drain fast... over 5% per hour.

Will test this V2 and give you feedback again.:good:
[HTC One S] dave il barbaro:
For these hours seems to be the same: highly drain power

Sent with HTC ONE S
[HTC One S] Fanagoreca:
Maybe we should do a full cycle "charging-recharging" , and then report test results....?!?
[HTC One S] dave il barbaro:
Sure! but in 4 hours it went down of 20%
[HTC One S] runtime_Err0r:
For me, battery is quite good...

Enviado desde mi One S usando Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] JohnHenrySDM:
Wow, what a disaster! Tried this on 4.2.2 AOKP. terribly unstable boot process, restarted multiple times, frightening screen flashes all throughout, persistent crashes, soft restarts and total freezes when booted.
[HTC One S] TheCrow1372:
I had a lot of page shutter on 1.5 and someone said that's not screen tearing but EXTREMELY annoying:(, want a custom kernel that will allow my ROM to run as great as it does but with a blazing custom kernel?

HTC One S/HaloBlackBaked 1.4.1
[HTC One S] TheForumTroll:
Phones fault. Couldn't handle lower voltages.
[HTC One S] justthefacts:
What 1.5 ?
[HTC One S] TheCrow1372:
sorry sorry all, I miss posted on wrong thread:(

HTC One S/HaloBlackBaked 1.4.1
[HTC One S] dave il barbaro:
Maybe you toggle fastcharge in the kernel options... However with wifi on there is the terrible battery drain. In stand by with nothing on it was fine... With 3.7 it was better

Sent with HTC ONE S
[HTC One S] rmbq:
test 3

should be better than other tests
[HTC One S] Fanagoreca:
Ummm..., gonna flash right now, but on rootbox. :D
[HTC One S] rmbq:
for me on rootbox 8% of battery drain in 11 hours (night) with wifi on.... using wifi and 3G battery drain s*cks a bit but i'm investigating
[HTC One S] Fanagoreca:
I do not know what to say ... maybe for me there is something wrong ...:confused:
[HTC One S] foeti:
Hey rmbq/all: what are the voltages of bubba4 stock and soft ov?

Because only kernel running on my device is the medium ov, but now I tried to undervolt that and it works!!!

now is the question: did I reach the voltages of soft OV ?

...and if so why soft OV won't boot for me....

Current stable setting is:

192 MHz - 912 mV

1512 MHz - 1175 mV
[HTC One S] el7145:
I had the same thing happened, and i also wasnt overclocked, just running the default 1.5ghz
[HTC One S] dave il barbaro:
Why is the min freq available 384 and not 192 as before?

Sent with HTC ONE S
[HTC One S] rmbq:
192 causes instability (Qualcomm and CAF use 384 as min freq) so...
[HTC One S] TheForumTroll:
Not this again. It is nonsense. The kernel is fine....

It's not because of kernel errors but undervoltage and/or clock. This is exactly how a phone behaves with too low voltage for whatever clock it is running. The CPU starts making mistakes and strange stuff happens, like data loss when it screw up while writing to a file. That's why there are versions with higher voltages for picky phones.

When running none-default voltages (or clock) you are supposed to run stability tests to learn how little voltage at what clock your phone can handle. If it cannot run at least an hour on every single clock (192 to 1.x and every step between) then either the voltage or clock needs adjusting. It is not the kernels fault if a wrongly adjusted phone loose data. Make a ROM backup, run an app like StabilityTest (free on market) through the night on scaling (or while looking at it if in risk of getting too hot ...)
[HTC One S] el7145:
that makes very good sense, unfortunately that doesnt appear to be it. I did try both the medium and heavy OV. With both of these OV kernels i wasnt able to boot into android at all...it just sits at boot animation or it sits at the android is starting. There must be something else causing conflict somewhere

FYI. I have run my phone OCd before on non-asop roms

It must have something to do with me being on tmobile US, i never did upgrade my ruu to the official JB...not sure if that matters?
[HTC One S] sumasage:
I can't seem to get sweep2wake to work. I have tried to use kernel tuner to enable it on three different ROMs (root box, cm10.1, and bb8) but Nome of them worked. I am running v4 regular. What do I need to do to get s2w working?

Thanks for the kernel. Very smooth!
[HTC One S] dave il barbaro:
It should work by default.

Try to sweep quikly over the capacitive buttons from left to right or from right to left

Sent with HTC ONE S
[HTC One S] justthefacts:
I agree with you. But I don't think TMOUS has to do anything with it.

I can run 2.6 & 2.7 without any issues. But anything after that is boot of death. Now there are other users who have the exact opposite experience than me.

It has to do something with our phones.
[HTC One S] sumasage:
Yeah i know it should but it isnt :( I loved that feature when i was on the HTC sensation. Maybe the sensitive level of my buttons set too low? I dont change anything from default setting though.
[HTC One S] _kevn_:
Not sure what's happening yet but I ran 4.1 test 3 today and I got about 12 hours or so before I had the same issue I ha with the other 4.1 tests.

Running DeviantXone

The phone usually starts out fine. This latest test had a hiccup hanging in the boot animation the first boot. But after a restart it booted fine. Then I had random reboots throughout the day, usually when doing numerous things at once almost like I was giving it more than it could handle and it would give up, e.g. getting a notification while opening a link from another app into chrome while having just come from another app and pulling down the notification drawer to check the notification (if that makes any sense). Then there would be just random reboots where I didn't really tax it to much. Some of these reboots would come along with 3 in a row before it would decide to stay stable enough to stay booted.

Eventually, it gets to the point where it'll randomly give me the initial start up screen where you pick your language and enter your name. This is then followed by missing apps and settings. Sometimes it'll hang at the starting apps after android upgrades and optimizes after I attempt to clear cache and dalvik in a feeble attempt to get it to boot.

This has happened the last 3 test kernels. Sorry I haven't given any feedback yet. I've been trying to get a handle on what's been going on and find any clues that would provide any meaningful input. This also happened with the test 1 and 2 kernels when I was running Rootbox. Same scenario each time where it gets to the point that it's giving me the initial start up setup. Always after about 12 to 18 hours.

Let me know if there's anything I can do to help.

I'm back on my nandroid from this morning for now.

I was going to run that stability test app from a few posts up, tonight and see if i can gather any info from it but the phone acted up before i got to it.

$Droyd$'s kernel is super smooth but I need to feed my s2w addiction so let me know if there's anything I can do to help out! :eek: :cool:
[HTC One S] Fanagoreca:
Absolutely same hier!

Im swipe2wake adicted, but same strange issues happend for me.

Hope rmbq can fix this... :good:
[HTC One S] justthefacts:
That pretty much is the experience I've had with all Bubbas (except 2.6 & 2.7 which are solid as a rock but are OC versions and lower CPUs do not stick).

Don't bother with stability test. It would crash on you every time
[HTC One S] _kevn_:
I was looking for the bubba 2.6 but just saw the boot.img in the downloads. I was going to ask if the modules have changed from kernel to kernel or if the modules are the same and I can just swap the boot.img and flash in recovery.

I'm s-off by the way.
[HTC One S] vampsoft:
Bubba kernel 4.1??
[HTC One S] foeti:
Hey [MENTION=535343]all[/MENTION]:

Just a quick question. Which scheduler is best for battery life?

I know it mostly depends on the governor, but is there any difference in between the schedulers?

Thx in advance....

HTC One S | RootBox 4.2.2 | BubbaKernel v.4 | S-OFF
[HTC One S] qwerty warrior:
is it just me ?

i used bubba before with cm10.1 and i felt a delay in almost everything ( not snappy anymore) but removed the annoying tearing

its the same thing now even using interactive
[HTC One S] rmbq:
New version avaiable...

i decided to restart my work because there are too many issues, atm the first release of new kernel is "stock with something" (lol) but it's compiled with the new linaro 4.8 toolchain

I hope there are no stability issues with this!

yes i will add OC version so don't ask
[HTC One S] ernestnwanu:
So far so good on Codename Lungo. No problems with clearing cache, rebooting etc...
[HTC One S] ozzie1p:
Heavy OV are the only versions that I can ever get to boot on my One S but this new version runs perfectly. No screen tearing, reboots and everything seems to function. Yeeehaww!
[HTC One S] foeti:
rmbq, this is flawless!

You know bout my phone. Need at least medium OV but this one works awesome. No tearing, no stability issues....

HTC One S (S4) | RootBox 4.2.2 | BubbaKernel v.4 | S-OFF
[HTC One S] Twist79:
I am testing Vn1 Kernel right now. Till now I boots and reboots without problems and antutu gives me more than 11000 points..

no screen tear till now.

even till now more stable than every other bubba kernel...including the heavy OV versions.
[HTC One S] wpickel:
Great work on this...VERY smooth (CM10.1 - 5.10.2013). I am not even missing the OC version. (previously I was using v4OC).
[HTC One S] mannequin:
very smooth indeed. the only thing I noticed the phone gets little warmer then usual under heavy load, especially considering it's not being oc'ed.
[HTC One S] Fanagoreca:
!

Finally I've been waiting for this, and i'm not disappointed!

Work just perfect running DXv 1.5.
[HTC One S] rmbq:
can you test this?

http://www23.zippyshare.com/v/21529859/file.html
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
It boots :)
[HTC One S] wpickel:
Wondering what happened to fastcharge. Am I missing something?
[HTC One S] No_Fear:
It boots :D

Send from the Thing that should not be...
[HTC One S] ozzie1p:
Booted for me fine with no glitches.
[HTC One S] foeti:
Works fine even on sensitive phones...

HTC One S (S4) | RootBox 4.2.2 | BubbaKernel Vn1 | S-OFF
[HTC One S] rmbq:
wonderful
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
Changes? Can you take a look on GPU OC cause on 4.0 it doesn't sticked using kernel tuner, please :)
[HTC One S] Spy20:
Hi,

I've done a fresh install of ROM and Kernel.

But I can't OC the CPU.

The limit max is always 1,5Ghz. Why this ??

And I don't have the latest Governor.

I installed the kernel by All_in_one application.

Then I copied the .ko file in /system/lib/modules.

Did I miss something.

That a screenshot of my version

https://www.dropbox.com/s/0a911nwkszknzyo/Screenshot_2013-05-02-21-39-00.png

Thanks in advance for your advices
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
This is a new source... No oc yet read back a couple pages...
[HTC One S] rmbq:
Thank you man T_T
[HTC One S] HeXDeMoN:
Been running it all day no issues except wifi not working. I assumed I needed to add the module so I did and set the permissions but still didn't work. So I flashed vn1 and now wifi works.
[HTC One S] foeti:
Flash the new test boot.img after Vn1 and WiFi should work....

HTC One S (S4) | RootBox 4.2.2 | BubbaKernel Vn1 | S-OFF
[HTC One S] Fanagoreca:
!

New boot. Img work fine for me. No problems at all..., great kernel btw!:good:
[HTC One S] JmPTaz09:
VN1 running great here! :beer:
[HTC One S] rmbq:
new version up, if the test boot.img was stable even this version should be stable
[HTC One S] foeti:
Running great so far..

HTC One S (S4) | RootBox 4.2.2 | BubbaKernel Vn1 | S-OFF
[HTC One S] Spy20:
When OC CPU will be enable ?
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
When it will be available. Don't ask these stupid questions.
[HTC One S] mannequin:
noticed it's clocked to 192 initially, is it safe to go that low?
[HTC One S] RichardW1992:
Just flashed Vn2 onto of Liquid smooth.

Its all running fine, however the default voltage table is 1150mV for every frequency!?

Surely this can't be correct?
[HTC One S] ryanshew:
Same with bulletproof...its actually the stock voltage. 1150 up to 1150mhz, then it goes up from there.

HTC_One_S | S-OFF | ViperOneS_2.2.0 | Black-Blue_Sense_Theme | ElementalX_4.2