yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] av2588:
I based from his changelogs for PMP v.8.1 (a mistake from my previous post, v.8.5.0 should be v.8.1):

In v8.1

Better/Smooth scrolling

Kernel updated to r2 version

only for default kernel users

Separate stock apps-

app manager

task manager

ram manager

Viper4Android updated

Some better build.prop tweaks added-

better scrolling

better signal and data

better battery

better video acceleration

better audio video rec

beter image qualtiy

VM Tweak

fast rings when dailing

frees up more ram

fater streaming

Hindi/ Marathi font issue completely fixed

Better speaker volume

Menu Unlock on lockscreen fixed

Yes, I'll try to flash r2 on PMP v.8.5.1 and report the results here and on his thread as well..:good:
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] KlinkOnE:
Thats the BA2X-2.0 r2 ;)
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] av2588:
Is that so?:eek: Sorry, poor understanding on my part..:silly:
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
still OC2 r2 will not solve the wifi hotspot issue. You can try stock kernel to test wifi hotspot (btw its something csc or framework issue - that i am not able o fix)

Regards

Mohitash
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Paul_BR:
Hi guys, I'm with stock rom, just rooted, and I'm trying to setup Link2SD, but it does not recognize ext2(3,4) partitions, just FAT32. If I install that kernel, Link2SD will recognize ext2(3,4) partition?
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] KlinkOnE:
Ive done no changes over stock here so propably no. But why not give it a try? Backup first (modules+boot.img)!
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Thecrazyskull:
[MENTION=5484648]KlinkOnE[/MENTION] Can you please make a kernel with 1.3 ghz clock speed and around 280 gpu?

Thanks in advance.
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] KlinkOnE:
1.3GHz and 300MHz is available. You want lower gpu or what is the purpose of your request?
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Thecrazyskull:
yes lower gpu= better battery life :p
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] KlinkOnE:
I will try if this makes much of a difference with gpu at lets say 275MHz. Maybe i release it then.

Thanks for suggestion.
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] holymoz:
one question, the gpu oc is always at max freq or make scaling on needs? because if it makes scaling doesn't matter the battery drain, the Gpu uses oc only when needed like in games.
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Thecrazyskull:
No gpu is always at max clock speed, and gpu is always enabled but it will use most battery when playing games if you have a lower gpu it won't save that much battery but it will save a littlebit and i almost never play games on my device.
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] KlinkOnE:
Not right! The GPU can scale through a set of available frequencies. I am not sure how but it uses performance and on demand governor somehow. I've recently applied a commit from faux123 to my test branch. It features a simple governor for the GPU but I have to test it more if there is any advantage. Maybe it will be in next release but sure not very soon.
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Thecrazyskull:
O im sorry i thought that it was also the same on your kernel but on stock kernel and kernels where ONLY the cpu and/or gpu are overclocked.
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] KlinkOnE:
No problem! BTW it is the same for all our devices kernels. Take a look at /arch/arm/mach-msm/devices-msm7x27a.c in your kernel tree. Search for this line: "static struct kgsl_device_platform_data kgsl_3d0_pdata". You'll find the available frequencies there and maybe want to change them ;).
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Thecrazyskull:
Thanks can you also say how to overclock a kernel :p because i like a higher ghz (1, 3ghz) for my pac 4.4.4 and maybe the (kernel) devs won't or can't (because of time) make a higher overclocked kernel
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] KlinkOnE:
Take a look at this commit: https://github.com/KlinkOnE/kyleopen-kernel/commit/98ae36ee1f0f0e2c32b7939f9559dc24c1e1ac24

You need to get familiar with github this will make your work much easier!
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Thecrazyskull:
this sounds very noob but i really DON'T know how what i must do with that link :p
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] KlinkOnE:
First of all you have to click on it.:silly:

There you see the three files that have to be modified.

The most important is the acpuclock-7201.c which contains the frequency-table. You can enable/disable frequencies here. Looking at the frequency steps you will notice a scheme on how to define a new frequency. If you are changing the min or max frequency you have to modify the other 2 files too (arch/arm/mach-msm/Kconfig + include/linux/cpufreq.h). Looking at the commit i posted you will find the right lines where to make changes.
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Thecrazyskull:
Thank you very much i try out later today.
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] SamsungGalaxySamsung:
Hahahah first of all you have to click on it
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] SamsungGalaxySamsung:
Will there be a new kernel? Or is the development dead?
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] KlinkOnE:
Summer is almost over ;). Ive tried several things since last release but got stuck somehow. Ive created a new repo independent from the forked kyleopen repo. The latest changes from S7560 opensource release are merged in. Exfat is now build with the kernel. Several caf patches and all together built using sabermod 4.8 toolchain. I am testing a linaro 4.9 build right now. It will go on but no need to hurry atm.

Regards
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] KlinkOnE:
cortex-a5-linaro-arm-linux-gnueabihf-4.9 toolchain

Hey there,

as some people may have noticed there is a lack of cortex-a5 optimized cross-compiler toolchains. Thats why i have built one using the Crosstool-NG from the linaro repo. Big thanks to [MENTION=4825437]Christopher83[/MENTION] for his guide here.

Download it here or in Download section of the first post.

As it is gcc4.9 be sure to have the memset fix applied to your kernel source otherwise it wont boot.

Feedback is welcome ;)
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] holymoz:
hi, can you make a 1152 mhz of your kernel? I want to try it at the max for my phone, thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] KlinkOnE:
Here you go... http://d-h.st/iEp
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] holymoz:
thank you very much!
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Nikhil...007:
When are you releasing the r3, I love your kernel, but it seems there hasn't been development lately.
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] KlinkOnE:
First of all thanks.

You know this not asking for eta thing ;)? Idc of course you can ask but i really dont know when i'll be able to release something new.

After one year i am back at work in my old job thats why there is not much going on atm. I'll need some time to recover from working all day :laugh:.

But ive done some things since last release.

Ive created a new repo for the kyleoc2 and started from scratch to become independent from the forked kyleopen-kernel.

Most of the recent time i spent for porting the caf ics_chocolate source with some kind of success. It is not exactly ported because there is no need to. I applied all missing commits and done some patching. Thats it. Who is interested may take a look at my github (note: there are 3 branches). There is a build available at my dev-host http://d-h.st/oImc. I saw there are already some downloads though this wasnt meant for public i just forgot to remove it. This build is straight source without root, oc or init.d or whatever. Who wants to test it there is no risk it is rock stable but dont expect miracles. I am now trying to bring it in line with the caf jb_chocolate source and take this as the base for a new release.

I cant promise but i think next release will be available till end of the year (hopefully fingers crossed and all that)
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] TheST4RL:
Do you think you could add USB Host support for this phone (for things like USB Audio)?
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] KlinkOnE:
maybe...

Its on my list with tun/vpn support. I'll look into it when I have some time.

Thanks

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[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] 25vikasp:
Which kernel do u think is balanced in all ways from your variants...thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] KlinkOnE:
Idk if I understand your question right.

Maybe choose the r2 with 1305MHz and 300gpu it has 1113MHz as additional intermediate freq.

So you can limit oc a bit when not needed.

It is also the most downloaded.

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[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] sd_shadow:
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[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] GiannisSma:
Is it possible to add BLN support at your project for this kernel to have this future at our phone??
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] KlinkOnE:
Possibly. I already thought about this. But zero to no time atm.

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[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] GiannisSma:
Thanks for the answer! We'll wait..
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Codename13:
I was experimenting with different patches in my BA2X 2.0 kernel source a few months ago, and I tried out this patch for BLN. It actually seemed to work for me (it was a bit buggy though), as long as I controlled it with the app "BLN Control" from the Play Store. However, I never got to updating my BA2X source since there are much better kernels than BA2X 2.0 available now. Try out the patch though. It should save you a hassle!
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] KlinkOnE:
Thank you. This patch youve linked looks similar to a commit from thewhisp I found. I'll compare them and try to implement. I'll need modified liblights do you know where to get or how to build/modify them?

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[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
[MENTION=5484648]KlinkOnE[/MENTION]

While going through your this great updates, my coming update of PMP™ King Rom will be having "KyleOC2-r2_1152MHz-GPU300MHz+tun.ko.zip" package files with little modified boot logo.

Previously i was getting high battery drain on your kernel . Now it seems fixed, thats really good thing. :good:

Regards and Thanks

Mohitash
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] KlinkOnE:
Hey nice to hear from you! :)

Regarding the battery drain ive changed nothing. Upon user request ive built TUN as a module(tun.ko). There were missing some vpn settings in config but i dont think this had any influence.

Anyway vpn functionality is approved to be working by [MENTION=6007966]silentrain94[/MENTION] (using droidvpn app i think).

Cant wait for an update of your rom really awesome....
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] KlinkOnE:
[MENTION=4702565]Codename13[/MENTION] Youve tried with cm or stock?

Ive built in the Kernel part of BLN using commits from thewhisp's msm7x27a cm9 branch. This part is being recognized to be present by the bln control app. Unfortunately i have no idea on how to get or build modified liblights for stock ics. Ive tried the ace2x cm10.2 lights.msm7x27a.so without success. If anyone could assist at this point would be great.

Original lib is called lights.msm7627a.so.
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Mohitash:
[MENTION=5484648]KlinkOnE[/MENTION]

New build is out with your kernel :good:

-PMP™ King ROM v2

Thanks and Regards

Mohitash
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] KlinkOnE:
Nice...

I'll take a look into at the weekend.

BR

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[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] GiannisSma:
[MENTION=5484648]KlinkOnE[/MENTION] any news about update your kernel or something for the bln?
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] baselsayeh:
there is updates but its on github

https://github.com/KlinkOnE/kyleopen-kernel/commits/master
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] Ceco85:
Hello! After flashing this kernel my phone does displays "Data roaming not active" I can't call and it does not sees my contact numbers. I've flashed the full default baseband with the ordinary rom but it still displays the same. I'm wiping data,cache,dalvik but still same. What happen? :(
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] KlinkOnE:
I am sorry for that.

Unfortunately I am quite sure this is not directly related to the kernel itself.

Idk how to help you as nobody mentioned something like this before.

Maybe give some more information what you've done.

Device is s7562? Country? ROM? Recovery? Kernel version?

Did you try to restore the stock kernel? You'll have to restore the modules too!

Maybe try to fix permissions through recovery.

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[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] gurtejgps:
[MENTION=5484648]KlinkOnE[/MENTION] I was trying Crossbreeder with [MENTION=3137126]m4jo[/MENTION]naz's CM11 ROM, was wondering if you could make a new kernel with crossbreeder and frandom support along with scaled up frequencies. Give it a try maybe. I know the development is too quick for that ROM but I tried your previous kernels (With PMP ROMs) and they were great :)
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] KlinkOnE:
Thank you,

maybe i will do this but cant tell you when.
[Samsung Galaxy S Duos] gurtejgps:
That's so nice of you. I will be waiting. :)
[Oppo N1] funkymaster:
Hi!

in march i flashed PAC-ROM on my N1 and it works quite well... but after some time (can't recall when exactly) the motion sensor stopped working. compass is not moving (any app) and the app "Sensor Kinetics" shows a popup "All available sensors on this device are set off". Just flashed newest PAC and still not working. I found some other device-specific threads mentioning there could be problems with custom rom and sensor and some of them have provide fixes. Any one know if or how this could be fixed on N1?

Thanks - Any help much appreciated!
[Oppo N1] funkymaster:
adding more info:

Kernel: 3.4.76-cyanogenmod-g7a996ec build@ubuntu #1 Sun May 11 03:23:14 EDT 2014

PAC version: 4.4Beta-1.0

AOKP version: n1_kitkat

Build number: CM-userdebug 4.4.2 KVT49L 84 test-keys

Is there any way to check if this is a hardware error (eg g-sensor broke)?

Any one else had this problem?

Again, any help/hint much appreciated!

[EDIT]

Solution: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2216224

Turn your device OFF - wait 5-10minutes - ? - PROFIT!

Cool App to check your sensors: "Elixir 2" - all up and running!

[EDIT2]

Problem reappears after some time and or reboot. sometimes my n1 does not recognize my sim-card and i also have to reboot... this is a game of luck to get sensor and sim working at the same time :( - any help/feedback very much appreciated!
[Oppo N1] svennp:
same problems here.

hello, i am having the same problems as you do.

i also tried updating and rebooting a few times.

as you said, its a luck game..

i can live with sensor not working, but when it doesnt find my sim card, that defeats the point of having a phone..

im not sure if its the sim reader or the cell antenna thats the problem.

i would very much like a fix for this too.
[Oppo N1] funkymaster:
hi! are you running PAC too? just wondering if this is rom-related (=PAC) or device/custom-rom-related (=any custom rom)? would try omni, but only if i know this fixes it ;)
[Oppo N1] svennp:
yes, i am running pac, i did not have these issues when using omni.
[Oppo N1] trialsrider1:
Are you guys running xposed?
[Oppo N1] funkymaster:
[MENTION=3164832]trialsrider1[/MENTION]: i don't think so
[Oppo N1] trialsrider1:
I don't think ive ever had sensor problems. It works really well for me. I maintain and add features all the time but I do flash quite a bit so maybe I don't run builds long enough to see them...I wouldnt think time would kill them though...
[Oppo N1] svennp:
some more info on this

it seems to help to fix permissions in recovery when this happens.

i still get the problem, but its a much higher chance of it working when i fix permissions.
[Oppo N1] funkymaster:
after 2 days normal use, i must say it got better with every nightly i tried (i'm still on PAC) ... with the latest i haven't had this problem :good:
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kuromusha38:
I have been using Samsung Android all my life, if I buy the OnePlus One phone, how will I flash the phone with new ROM since I can't just simply put the .zip file onto external SD card and flash through recovery.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tiny4579:
Use adb to push to the internal sd or sideload it from recovery.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] treChoy:
You can flash whatever .zip you need through the internal storage.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kuromusha38:
How? You suppose to wipe your internal memory clean before flash any rom.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] extrem0:
No, you aren't. You don't need to wipe internal memory, only /system, /data, /cache and dalvik partitions.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Derpston:
So wait...

You're saying that everytime you flashed a rom you cleaned out your entire phone beforehand?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kuromusha38:
Yes, of course. That's what they say on the instruction.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The Jack of Clubs:
im pretty sure no rom would make you wipe your internal storage. theres no reason to ever do that.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kirdroid:
Most recovery like twrp, cwm etc doesn't wipe your internal memory when you say factory reset. Before flashing new rom most developers prefer you factory reset which wipes your system, data partitions but nothing happens to your internal memory. So you are good.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kuromusha38:
That you for the clearing the confusion
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LiquidSolstice:
Your Galaxy Note 2 can flash ROMs like this in the same way. Even if you use Factory Reset/Wipe Data in your recovery, it still wouldn't wipe your Note 2's internal storage. It will wipe /data (but you'll notice it'll say 'wiping /data without wiping /data/media'.

It's been this way for a long, long time.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Entropy512:
Nope. Any package that tells you to wipe /sdcard is from someone who has no clue what they're doing.

On devices with unified storage, it is slightly more complex - in rare cases the filesystem can get corrupted in such a way that requires complete format. This will clobber /sdcard on devices with unified storage (/sdcard is /data/media remapped) - but a normal wipe data/factory reset in recovery on a unified device will remove everything *except* /data/media on /data

Again, it's *very rare* that you need to fully format /data on a device with unified storage - I've only had to do it twice in my life, both times on a Moto G because f2fs sucks rancid donkey balls for data integrity.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Planterz:
http://www.phonearena.com/news/OneP...-card-support-revealed-in-User-Manual_id56033

???????
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The Jack of Clubs:
its clearly a typo. oneplus said specifically that the one will not come with an sdcard slot.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Planterz:
The only reviews I've found are from Android Authority and Engadget, both with the 16gb white model, and neither say a microSD card slot is there. Engadget says there isn't one, and AA pulls the cover off to show the internals - and if there was a slot, surely they would have noticed, right?

OTOH, these seem to be "pre-production" units, with software that still needs some bug fixes. So who knows what's really in store?
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Harfainx:
Sorry guys, but there's no SD slot. Mounting data through something like a Meenova works though.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LiquidSolstice:
Also, it's worth noting that when you switch to a newer device, you can't mount storage to USB from recovery like you were once able to.

If you don't want to use sideload or adb push, you'll want to put the ROM on your storage using a working ROM first, so that's why you should always have a working ROM zip on your storage at any given time, because if you start bootlooping when you're away from a computer, you're stuck until you can get back to one.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Harfainx:
You mean like OTG in recovery? The One read my Meenova with a 32GB microSD card in the stock recovery. ;)
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LiquidSolstice:
Oh, I'd believe it. But if you don't have one or if you forget, you're still screwed. Nothing beats a fully on-device solution :)
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Harfainx:
Absolutely! :good:
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The Jack of Clubs:
you know, im going to throw some fuel on the fire. i capped this from the announcement video. it does show an sdcard slot. it may have not made it into the preproduction hardware, or even the final production version either. but it is in the video...
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Entropy512:
They probably had it in an early design. After all it's a modified Find 7a and the F7a has an SD slot.
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Planterz:
http://www.phonearena.com/news/The-OnePlus-One-does-NOT-have-a-microSD-slot_id56080
[ONE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The Jack of Clubs:
That you KNOW of. Who knows how many sd card slots will have in the final version. Tens... Hundreds... Maybe even thousands. Maybe even a Sony memory stick reader shoved in there somewhere! Where will it end? Think of the children.
[Samsung Gear Fit] vxuser:
I have a "big" request and question. I own a Gear Fit and when I bought it I had just a couple of clock styles but one was so nice. One like a neon clock (digital) that was blue. After I made the update of the gear fit (the one with the vertical text) my old (stock) clock styles changed. Now I have more styles but not that blue neon like clock. Instead I have another neon like clock with pink. Any idea where I can find the blue one? Or how can I make it appear again in my customization list?

Thank you