[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] Paul_Kolanjian:
Of course I will my dear brother :) , all you have to do is ask and I'll supply you with a big number of kernels! I honestly stopped updating the thread since I believe that adding kernels just it would not interest users, but it's about time I release updated kernels. Feel free to post any kernel you want for any ROM, and I'll add it for you and everyone once it's done. By the time you read this post, I'll be adding new kernels in the second post, and I come with excellent news about the KitKat dualboot issue mentioned up there in the sixth post.

In order to fix the issue that persists upon dualbooting two KitKat 4.4.2 ROMs (in which using a custom kernel instead of the original ROM's kernel on the secondary ROM is breaking the secondary ROM's WiFi and GPS), the solution is quite simple. As I previously said, the primary ROM, no matter what kernel you use, is not affected. So, here it goes. Let's assume you want to install the latest CyanogenMod 11 build by Mr. Arne which was built on the 21st of May, and you decided to install the ROM on the secondary partition, but you want to install the latest HurtSky kernel with the build, yet, you know that custom kernels are breaking some essential components on the secondary ROM (In fact, this happens with any ROM other than KitKat if you use a custom kernel, and the fix works for any Android version). All you have to do is download the latest HurtSky kernel .zip file, extract the "system" file included with the kernel (there is META-INF folder, system folder, and boot.img, but we only need the system folder). Open the CyanogenMod-11.zip you want to install using WinRAR or WinZip or 7zip (basically any archiver should work), you will also see the same folders, but you need to navigate to /system/lib/modules and you will see some .so files (about 6), so delete them all. Replace these files with the .so files we extracted from the HurtSky kernel we downloaded (remember the extracted "system" folder from HurtSky's kernel) and once all the files are in place, your CM 11 ROM is ready for dualboot BUT ONLY to be used with the HurtSky custom kernel. IF you want to use another kernel, or maybe the default one, do the same steps as above and WiFi won't be affected anymore. Here is a listed summary:

1- Download the ROM.zip you want, open it and navigate to system/lib/modules.

2- Delete all the .so files found in the /system/lib/modules folder (only the files that look the same in the kernel's /system's folder)

3- Download any custom kernel you like to use in the secondary ROM, open it, and extract the "system" folder.

4- Add the .so files in the extracted 'system" folder from the kernel to your ROM.zip in /system/lib/modules.

5- You now have a dualboot-ready ROM to be used with the specific custom kernel you chose. (always make a NAndorid Backup just in case)

If anyone faces any issue or wants to have a new kernel, I am more than happy to help, give solutions, and add up some more kernels. As I said, I will be always testing dualboot to find any issues and reproduce them in order to be fixed. I always dualboot two 4.4.2 ROMs (currently on Paranoid Android by my brother Osama, and the latest CyanogenMod 11 build by Mr. Arne). Have any request? Need some help? Don't be shy to ask! Good luck to everyone! :)