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[G2 Android Development] jamesd1085:
Render kernel and Blackbird are the only 2 at the moment...i have a high level of respect for both devs and wont compare...both are awesome kernels and you have to figure out which works best for you
[G2 Android Development] screenager:
THX, i will give both of them a try!
[G2 Android Development] :
Thanks for this Kernel. All works well. So lean ... Like it.
[G2 Android Development] aohmer:
I am not finding any files in the download link!?
[G2 Android Development] rihui:
Search for 'mirror' in this thread
[G2 Android Development] freebee269:
Faux clock does indeed work well with this kernel. I'm using it and have had no problems getting anything to change or stick.
[G2 Android Development] dr87:
soon
[G2 Android Development] ndp_singe:
Great kernel! Thank you!

Tried to udervolt 75mV and no problem still now. But I found that when my phone is idle for awhile, 2 cores [2,3] are turned off. But the kernel keep 2 cores [0,1] online at 300MHz. I think it will be better if we keep only one core when the phone is idle instead of 2 like now.

Sorry if I just posted a noob idea :)
[G2 Android Development] mab71:
Hi dr87...is there a stock kernel to download in case we want to reverse back after trying this kernel?
[G2 Android Development] prking07:
I dont use philz i use twrp.

https://copy.com/PGDtD8b6B8qaUkc

Try this.for d803/canada Flash in existing custom recovery.
[G2 Android Development] dr87:
The hotplug I use keeps 2 cores online when the screen is on, its better this way so it won't be changing. The problem with 1 core is every time you touch the screen the second core powers up, constantly hotplugging the second core uses more battery than just leaving it on. Its also not as smooth to keep toggling the second core. This is basically why I believe 2 cores online is better for both battery and performance.

http://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=12894
[G2 Android Development] hotnikkelz:
That's the same recovery I'm using.

What's your flashing order?
[G2 Android Development] prking07:
Same version? Anyways, i flashed baseband first, then rom, then this kernel all without rebooting.
[G2 Android Development] hotnikkelz:
Ok awesome, gonna try now. If i wanted to revert to Madhi (which is what I'm on right now), do i need to reflash another baseband? Also what other stock based roms worked for you via TWRP? sorry [MENTION=5232783]dr87[/MENTION] if i'm polluting your thread :)
[G2 Android Development] prking07:
As long as you flash KK baseband and this kernel after you can flash any stock 4.4 rom. Obviously to go back to madhi rom you would have to flash 4.2 baseband then restore backup.
[G2 Android Development] shriom_manerker:
please make sure that while booting the frequency doesnt go above 2.265 ghz as some socs dont support oc very well, might cause bootloops. (used to happen on my older phone) .
[G2 Android Development] dr87:
of course, I've been monitoring it carefully :good:
[G2 Android Development] -Zork-:
Flashed on D805 and working fine... now testing battery life . Great work, i have use Rom Mahdi long time
[G2 Android Development] hotnikkelz:
which model did u flash in aroma?
[G2 Android Development] prking07:
D801
[G2 Android Development] Madcow29:
I have got one problem, it shows sd card is installed empty, but I cannot find it...I am using F320K with cloudyPro II 1.2 and my sd card is definity not empty
[G2 Android Development] glacies:
Kernel is absolutely fantastic in terms of battery. I have 2 h 17 min screen-on time and 57% battery left.

Much better than stock kernel.
[G2 Android Development] dr87:
I'll check it out, what is your SD card formatted as?
[G2 Android Development] superbonto:
This kernel is promising in terms of power management. By now usually my phone got 65-75% juice left and now with the same usage, with this kernel I still got 89% left.
[G2 Android Development] citytrader:
Hello dr87, does your kernel solve the issue with skype, when you do a call, there is an echo on the remote end, probably is kernel, probably is the rom...
[G2 Android Development] Tomasz89:
Battery Life is really great! Over 7 hours of night my Phone lost 1%! From 47 to 46 percent. Before i was going to sleep i worked with it and the last action was greenyfying some apps. Fantastic!
[G2 Android Development] Madcow29:
I am using 64G sd card, i have not formated it myself, just used it right after i have bought it
[G2 Android Development] zg85:
Installed fine on CloudyPro II 1.2. Don't have any issues so far :) For tweaking I'm using Kernel Tweaker (undervolted -25mv).
[G2 Android Development] Blumdum:
Does this kernel include the patch provided by Savoca to work with the old bootloader?
[G2 Android Development] :
Installed on Pardus HD ROM ! i'll report back later :) thank you and keep the good work
[G2 Android Development] miata:
should be yes as my TWRP is still working properly after installing this kernel. I would be facing boot loops if it doesn't work with the old bootloader :good:
[G2 Android Development] shriom_manerker:
lol obviously :p or else all of us here would be with a very expensive paperweight :p
[G2 Android Development] reas0n:
Great! Now it's time to get some goods from KK source to AOSP ROMs :D
[G2 Android Development] Blue_Shine:
Very promising kernel for now on. Installed on top Pardus Hd V3 and have no problem yet. Testing for battery life and will report soon.

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[G2 Android Development] dr87:
Could you try this kernel for me and check your sdcard, I added exfat support to this test kernel which I believe your sdcard is formatted as

http://www.mediafire.com/download/a2kx0otskbpa9z2/f320k-simple-exfat.zip
[G2 Android Development] Madcow29:
just tried it but still not working
[G2 Android Development] Floodland:
Use my patched baseband. I merged D802 sensor Kit Kat libs with Argentinian modem. It works flawlessly. You may find it in the LG G2 modems thread (search for my nick) or in the cloudyfa thread patched kernels/basebands (same one).

Regards
[G2 Android Development] Madcow29:
one more thing though, I also use the restore kernel zip file (downloaded from the link you provided earlier) and I have got the same problem, so I needed to reinstall cloudyproII again(dirty install of course)
[G2 Android Development] ramabg:
I cannot activate ART. After I turned It ON, phone reboot but does not switch to ART.
[G2 Android Development] mba1973:
Maby you have XPOsed installed.

if so, lease uninstall xposed. xposed isn´t compatible with ART
[G2 Android Development] TheMorpheus:
I'm on Cloudy Pro d802 and after 8 hours without a problem, I've found my phone with black screen unable to wake up. I had to hard reset.

I'll keep testing!
[G2 Android Development] miata:
Not sure if it helps but have you try mounting the sdcard? It seems not mounted
[G2 Android Development] Madcow29:
tried it , but sill no luck , thanks anyway
[G2 Android Development] monkboy24:
I highly doubt that this problem is kernel related. What rom? What g2 model?
[G2 Android Development] Carter07:
[MENTION=5232783]dr87[/MENTION] Please can you add an interface to control gpu clock/governor with fauxclock?

I love this kernel, fast, simple and stable with no crap.
[G2 Android Development] :
Does the kernel name changes on the infos or not cuz all i see is 3.4.0
[G2 Android Development] Wimmme:
Use kernel tweaker or so to display more info, there u can see it ...

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[G2 Android Development] fdbailes:
strange bootloop i was on cloudystock 1.3 and your kernel, everything was smooth. I rebooted my phone a couple of times and no problem at all, but this time i rebooted my phone again and when i completed pin lock code it went to and endless bootloop. Flashed savoca stock kk kernel and no problem at all. bootloop is gone.

I´m on D806 and Cloudystock 1.3, no xposed framework pure stock, i installed the rom 15 min ago.

Next time i will grab a log if i can.

BTW i really like your idea of kernel simple and pure.
[G2 Android Development] linema56:
does it work on G Pro 2 Ported rom?
[G2 Android Development] ctalcant:
Working great on CloudyPro II
[G2 Android Development] emoibm:
Wow, one day usage and battery is AWESOME ! I'll keep waiting for more cycles, but its so promissing
[G2 Android Development] fire3d:
I Run it with g pro 4.2,no problems so far
[G2 Android Development] Soured Lie:
Can somebody mod a version that is compatible with stock recovery for d801 tmobile? I'm wondering if we could just use flashify for people who get white lines when using the new method of getting 4.4 with recovery and root. I don't care about having recovery, but this kernel would be great.

Please let me know if I am not clear on what I am asking, or if my idea just wouldn't work. I'm essentially thinking we could flash this like we do for the 4.4 rom that gets us kitkat without recovery right after flashing SU, or simply use flashify.
[G2 Android Development] Prerevision:
well battery and performance is awesome, just 1 random reboot while charging + downloading asphalt 8 and just going among applications, phone freezed 2-3 time after that felt hot and rebooted
[G2 Android Development] dr87:
Thanks, I can't be sure this is caused by the kernel yet since I didn't see any logs for your crash. I've been running this kernel for 2 weeks before I released it and never saw a freeze / reboot. I was extra careful to not implement a bunch of random commits in the kernel that would cause instability. Rom, apps, Xposed could also be a high possibility for the reboot. I will watch out for this though.

Phone will always feel hot after rebooting, the temp goes high when you reboot any snapdragon 800 phone.
[G2 Android Development] jrgilbert79:
Dr. Not questioning ability or asking for an eta. I'm just curious what is messing up the ls and vs kernels? I know Your working on it just wondering. You seem to be our savior for flashable zips as your almost there with 24a kernel.
[G2 Android Development] SeVIIn:
I'm actually half tempted to try this and flash the boot.img just don't want to end up in a boot loop and have to revert back to 4.2 kdz all over again.
[G2 Android Development] muppetmaster916:
Ran this with NO issues on optimusrs pro2 4.1, but on cloudystock I'm having severe random reboots, freezing. No xposed, no mods.
[G2 Android Development] dr87:
A lot of users here reported it running perfectly on cloudystock. I'm using it as well with zero issues, you might want to try a clean install of the rom.
[G2 Android Development] malek777:
Are you having.any issues with the battery draining from bluetooth running even though its turned off?
[G2 Android Development] dr87:
Known LG kitkat issue, not kernel related. I think its just a display issue and it's not using battery from what I've read.
[G2 Android Development] Soured Lie:
Same. This would be a great solution for those of us on t-mobile who have this white line issue. I would try and fool around compile myself, but all I have is a netbook and it would take forever.

I really like the stock roms over AOSP, but want a new kernel. From what I understand, it's just modified to use the old 4.2.2 partition scheme. If it was reverted to work stock partitioning scheme, I don't logically see why we couldn't use this kernel on our device without recovery.
[G2 Android Development] dr87:
Have not booted yet, might be ramdisk related, I lack testers for these devices, so you if would like to test a few VS980 builds I could probably get it booting. Just need to make a backup and know how to get into recovery if it doesn't boot.

Because the new boot patched Loki which we require to flash custom kernels. I haven't figured out the issue yet with the lines, its possible using the new partitions and just the old aboot may work.
[G2 Android Development] jrgilbert79:
Dr count me in to test but no one has provided a rom yet. I rely heavily on my phone for work around the clock so long as I can restore in 10-15 minutes I can test as long as a full backup of malladus will boot with minimal downtime. Can anyone provide a zip? I also probably still have 10a aboot since I've never ever taken am ota if that matters unless aboot is updated when flashing roms via twrp.
[G2 Android Development] Soured Lie:
Ok. I understand, though I'm not too familiar with loki. I simply know that it is a needed component for our phones concerning custom recovery and kernels. I was under the idea that this wasn't an issue with flashify, but I don't really understand I guess. Thanks you.

What would it take to try this theoretical aboot method going in term of what any of us can do?
[G2 Android Development] dondadah88:
Love this kernel
[G2 Android Development] dr87:
Updated to V2, Changelog in Main post

Added OC and Non OC Versions, read the FAQ in the OP to find out why they are separated :good:
[G2 Android Development] 55Pegasus:
Verizon source for kernel Kit Kat. https://www.lg.com/global/support/opensource/opensourceList?types=ALL&search=VS980
[G2 Android Development] dr87:
We need someone from vs980 to install a 4.4.2 stock rom to help me test kernel basically (needs to be old bootloader) 12b is annoying though and gives loki errors :(
[G2 Android Development] monkboy24:
I just flashed v2.0 oc on cloudy pro 2 Rom and got nothing but bootloops at the boot animation
[G2 Android Development] dr87:
can you retry downloading it? I had an issue with broken d800 upload and had to reupload it

edit: should be good now
[G2 Android Development] Technowhiteboi:
[MENTION=5232783]dr87[/MENTION] going to take a hit of this kernel.

my device is the D800.

Running CloudyproII.

Philz recovery 6.25

Xposed installed.

Will report back in a few days.
[G2 Android Development] -Zork-:
Flashed v2 no OC D802 on D805, Testing and going smooth...

Enviado desde mi LG-D805 mediante Tapatalk
[G2 Android Development] monkboy24:
Yep good to go bro!
[G2 Android Development] shriom_manerker:
your right :) it just displays that its on when actually its not, im guessing it has something to do with bluetooth LE part of it which kitkat introduced. oh well, no drain = we happy :p , similarly i had issue on 4.2.2 where my android os always kept my dewvice awake but it was sleeping ! lol good going LG :p
[G2 Android Development] netra:
With this kernel rid of the lag that occurs receiving calls (up to a black screen for about 2 seconds) and automatic illumination loud I would like to have the minimum threshold set to a value greater enlightenment.
[G2 Android Development] levizx:
Loving this kernel so far, but why no exFAT for D80x?
[G2 Android Development] dr87:
I added it for the F320 because they actually use sdcards unlike the other variants, many sdcards are formatted to exfat, not really sure how many other users use usb OTG formatted at exfat
[G2 Android Development] kyakaze:
Hi dr87,

I've got a problem after flashing your kernel, my device is F320-S. Everything was OK but after the first screen off, I turned screen back on and the screen had weird texture and I couldn't see anything on screen. It happens every time after screen off. I also got this problem when flashing Cloudy's baseband on his roms (Stock,pro 2). It can be fixed by using the baseband coming with VDT roms (https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B4OAJCh706jJcjJmMWh4b3FJeTg&usp=sharing). But flashing this baseband again after the kernel will overwrite it and return back to stock kernel. Is there any solution to use your kernel?
[G2 Android Development] Daniel:
Download simply fails on me every time . anyone can post up d802 non oc version? Thanks!
[G2 Android Development] fishman0919:
Using T-Mobile d801...When playing "Words with Friends" with V2, once the puzzle-board screen has loaded, the phone gets stuck when changing/transitioning from one screen to another... to unfreeze the phone... I have to turn off the screen and turn it back on.

V1 works fine.

Hope this helps.
[G2 Android Development] jrgilbert79:
Dr I have never taken an ota and I got my phone on the day it came out. Most likly I have 10. Is that good?
[G2 Android Development] levizx:
I don't see why not making it available as the official kernel did, at least as a module. I for one am using exFAT formatted OTG since NTFS is not great for Linux and FAT is useless for OTG since it doesn't support large files.
[G2 Android Development] dr87:
I will add it to all kernels next release
[G2 Android Development] Wossner:
Try downloading with stock browser

Inviato dal mio LG-D802 utilizzando Tapatalk
[HTC Droid DNA] rolltidewall:
Has anyone ever seen a wood grain case for the DNA? Not a skin/sticker, but a shell? Tried making my own failed miserably. Tried eBaying and Googling, but no go.

Thanks!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] BeatnikBandit:
first of all i was lucky all I had to do was go back and use a root 66 image to recover using odin.

Now i know i will sound like a newb sorry please bear with me if you can.

From the start i was on 4.1.2 on SRx Mod i decided Hay i should encrypt my phone (bad idea i got stuck in a boot loop) so after searching for how to fix it i was told to use the unbrick then i wad told to use route 66 i choose route 66. I have since successfully flashed rooted 4.1.2 but i have a few questions.

First route 66 lets you choose which recovery you wish to use. now to install a recovery (my first root it came with CWM) Should i just download the app and install CWM with rom recovery or use Goo manager to install TWRP? or should i use odin to flash it? if i should flash it where should i get the correct files?

Second.

Say I would like to update to 4.3 and take advantage of roms again. What is the safest way to go about this. Depending on rls I have been able to update via recovery and a new rom and i have had to use odin. I believe (not sure) safest way to go from a major rls to another it should be done with odin. Like going from ICS to JB so should I use odin again to root to 4.3?

So to shorten my question

How do i install recovery on a freshly rooted (re rooted via route 66) Also i am currently runnning 4.12 to update to 4.3 do i need to use odin and a 4.3 image to be safe? or can i install a 4.3 rom and it will update.

In all now that my phone is working I am weary of just trying and want to do it the correct way and now i know trying to use encryption is dumb!

THANKS in ADVANCE i appreciate your help.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Perseus:
When it comes to Recoveries, choos if you want CWM or TWRP. Both are good. Based on that get either Rom Manager app for CWM or Goo Manager for TWRP. Let the app install the recovery for you.

If you want 4.3, then look for Stock Mod Rom in Android Development section. Flash that rom via CWM/TWRP. Make sure to follow the instructions in the Rom's thread. Particularly the part where it wants you to flash ATT insecure kernel. The Rom is Rooted. Do not flash 4.3 via Odin.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] BeatnikBandit:
Thanks for the refresher

I have been away for a little while and i wanted to make sure. SO to get it straight

Right now I just got back from boot loop with route 66 via odin.

To go on i simply get CWM or TWRP with the respective program (rom manager or goo manager)

Then get the 4.3 rom from the rout66 thread and update to 4.3 via recovery.

If not which rom do i use.

Edit:

Ok now i think i understand your post you directed me to use a specific rom

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2501303

So from base 4.1.2 i can update to any 4.3 rom i choose? I just want to make sure as most major releases have some issues at the beginning maybe everything is sorted and their is no problems,

One thing i want to ask is can i choose another rom as sometimes i like to switch to and from touchwiz

So i guess my question now is once i install a recovery program of my choice (i always used CWM so ill probably stick with that)

Can I install any rom no problem? as far as changing versions only go up to 4.3 dont go back down with a recovery flash?

SO AFAIK right now that everything is all good and i wont mess my phone up again when loading a rom.

Is their anything i SHOULD NOT do, Beyond common sense i know not to flash a rom for another phone ETC

I appreciate your help I haven't been following the development for a couple months So i am Rusty also its been a while since i had to start from scratch with odin and at that time we did not have the GREAT list of Official Images so I got a rooted rom that had CWM already installed. I want to get to how i was before when i was enjoying the work of the devs and loving it. being in stock reminds me of how much work the devs do YOU GUYS ARE GREAT (if any even read this thread)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Perseus:
Do not do the Red Striked part. Search for Stock Mod Rom by [MENTION=3760726]saranhai[/MENTION]
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] BeatnikBandit:
Thank you to be safe i will use the ROM you suggested although this is the only thing that worries me as i never have or really want to flash modems

This is from the page for the

[ROM][3.9.14] .::StockMOD ROM::. | TouchWiz 4.3 | Galaxy S5 | UVUEMJC | RLS2

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2501303

I hope this is the ROM you are talking about and if so what do i do about the modem issue as I am coming from 4.1.2 IDK if i have the correct modem installed. All i have right now is Route 66 rooted 4.1.2 and CWM recovery I also created a Nandroid as soon as i got recovery so i can ave a pretty clean android to go back to if anything happens.

I am sorry i may be annoyed if i were you possibly so i hope you are hanging in there with me i really appreciate it once i do this ill be back in the game and wont need any more help. I just need to get this part sorted, THANK YOU

So other than the modem thing I think i got it, i just hope i dont have to mess with the modem IDK if I'm ready to try something that could hard brick my phone after just recovering it
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
Flashing the modem won't brick it. It's the exact same procedure as flashing the kernel, and the risk level is pretty much the same. As long as your device is the T999, you don't have anything to worry about. Just check the md5 on the download to make sure its not a corrupted/bad download. Even if you flash the T999L/T999V/I535 modem, it shouldn't brick. It just wouldn't get signal till you flash the correct one again. Many, many people have flashed the modems with no problems at all.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] BeatnikBandit:
THANKS DOC

I really didnt think you would answer my post!

Anyway so even though the warning says i can brick it with a modem change really all that will happen is that i will just not get Data until i install the correct one got it.

And unless anyone posts otherwise The first 4.3 rom i should install is Stock Mod Rom by [MENTION=3760726]saranhai[/MENTION] and also flash the modem T999UVUEMJC via recovery?

I tried the modem map but i had no success with getting to to work, first it said the link was not supported and i needed to revert to GMaps Classic so i did but i got the same results. Random places all over the world (some in the sea) some said city and modem some were simply city's so i think its out of date so i suppose that the worst that can happen is that i get no data i suppose i can try the other modem listed on the roms page?

If someone knows (as their are two maybe its east west cost or something of the like i live in southern California south of la but furthest from the border of Mexico in San Diego so north San Diego county but anyone that knows the area may know of the massive military base i live south east of Camp Pendleton

(off topic but if a war comes to our shores i pray i am dead already or something divine as i live very close to a large Marine Training base and camp/base in General and right next to it (on the coast) is a dual Nuclear Reactor Power plant and one reactor has been malfunctioning and AFAIK its just being maintained to keep anything catastrophic from happening (which i believe IDK for sure was the reason why it is still running but not producing power)