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[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] someone755:
I really don't know how to dissect this message. On one hand you're giving us the cold shoulder and on the other you're saying how great it all is...?

You speak as if the developers here never talk with one another, but that's wrong. My 'kerneller' project happened largely due to oshmoun and M5. Same with the testing stock release I made and countless features that M5 and I integrated into our 8974 branches with joint forces (along with a whole team of people). How and why you (and fluffi) would think we do not communicate with one another is perplexing, frankly.

I'm not complaining about you or what you said per se, but the attitude shown in this thread (and on XDA) in general. Like a "real developer," Ryo has kanged so many things, including many kexec patches on the 8994 platform, has released buggy and dirty updates to his kernel, and hid them behind features. This isn't about you, Ryo, me, or M5. It's about how obviously under-appreciated some of you make us feel while you're looking up to people like TrinityHaxxor (or whatever that guy's name was). Make no mistake, you're no hero here, but you're also no villain; We didn't start to talk "because of you," you just happened to be the straw that broke the camel's back.

I'm small fry. I do nothing but what I like to do for myself. It's the cancerous attitude you have and how the idiots on this forum have inspired you to go around telling people you're "addicted." Go play a game. Watch a movie or read a book. Or get some lube and go watch porn, anything to get you to realize that what you're doing to your life isn't healthy because you're obsessing over what ones and zeroes your phone processes, and that we're human just as much as you are, and that implies we deserve as much respect as you would show to somebody in real life. And respect is a thing of symmetry -- as much as there is shown on the giving end, the same amount is shown on the receiving end.

He has the right to do whatever he wants with the code he compiled. If he thinks the community doesn't appreciate his work for what it is, his decisions are his (and his alone!) to make, just as he's free to say what he thinks needs be said, and how it has to be said.

I can do nothing but thank you and the ones like you for your support but I think everyone should not just know, but realize and understand the implications of the conversation we've had in this thread.

I'm being stern here, but like I said: I'm speaking my mind. No holds barred.

Though that does not in any way imply I am being offensive.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] Myself5:
You're kidding right? People like you are the reason why developers act like we do. Stop thinking you're special. You're not.

Also, nobody ever dissed or disrespected AP at all. It's a FACT that he is not having the cleanest code, its also a fact that he is not that accurate about proper authorship, I'm especially refering to his Z5 branch in this case. Also, and this is what I absolutely can NOT stand: He is not testing all of his code additions. I know for sure. It was me porting kexec hardboot to the Xperia Z5, and it was also me cleaning up the code, and guess who copied it? Special funfact: He didn't even understand what he kanged, cause his commit did not "fix" the code, everything it did was cleaning things up, like I told him (https://github.com/AndroPlus-org/an...mmit/75620f02f7c70b51c2e9a56a5dd89e5474757db4) (but even though it was MY commit and it was ME telling him that he had the wrong commit message, his followup commit still contained his authorship). And now the biggest thing. I know that kexec-hardboot is not working on Stock, its only working on some specific codebase for the AOSP kernel. Guess who added it anyway to his kernel? Now tell me that this is not proofing that he is not testing things. No, seriously. I'm done with this ****. I'll just stay with my AOSP based stuff, who likes it likes it, who doesn't is not in my field of intrest, I got better things to do than supporting a kernel I am not going to use, which was always what I tried to prevent. I know that I won't use stock, and this means I won't be able to test the kernel properly which would be the same as what AP does, no thanks.

This is nothing personal against AP, I work together with him at some points, this is only what is pissing me off.

If anyone here wants to create his own Stock kernel, feel free to contact, I will be the last to deny any requests for help.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] istux:
Oh well, finally the truth has come out :)

Now we can understand properly what you were talking about.

You had the right to explain how the things were actually going behind the scenes from the beginning.

We, final users, need explanations when things become too technical.

Now we have a clearer view of the past and the future.

Your anger is absolutely understandable. :good:

Just let's hope somebody will have the time and the skill to bring us a good modified stock kernel. :p

Anyhow we know he can count on your help too. That's nice!
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] Robot76:
My personal experience is that the new SLiMM Marshmallow stock based Z3c rom, is so much faster and battery lasts so much longer than any tweak/kernel + Lollipop stock rom had produced so far.

I offended a lot of people on a forum recently, and I intentionally wrote a comment for the purpose of praise and thanks, and man, was everyone angry, as I realised my comment could also be seen negatively, I then had to communicate that my message was written in a positive light. I'm really sure that messages on here are not personally directed, and any emotion represented like ":crying:" is just an honest self felt emotion felt by the writer for loss of something, and it's ok to feel sad at loosing a masterpiece.

Z3c SLiMM1 SU2.71 XF82 ViPERatmos4.8
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] shrazy:
That's what I mean man. What can I do if you don't want to develop a stock kernel? What is my fault? Why you do something you don't want to? Where is the sense? A developer must stand 100% behind his product but when I read, that you ain't do it with 100% passion and love and you do it just for making a few users happy where is the sense? And that's the point. You ain't mad at me you're mad with the whole situation cause you don't like to develop this kernel anymore and I am the boo man now for you to have a reason to stop development for this.

If you don't want to develop stock kernel anymore than just say it like a real developer/man, instead of lettin' us wait and hope for months that something maybeeee comes.

I feel this bad energy from you since a few months now and I just want to hear the truth from you, that's the reason why I have spoken a bit harder to get you to tell us what's fact now instead of letting us wait.

Regards
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] Myself5:
Now you're kidding me, right? I never, NEVER was working on a stock kernel before, so I'd love to see where you feel "this bad energy". " This bad energy" is caused by users like you, who think they are the world. Go ahead, keep on crying, that wont change things. [MENTION=4275152]someone755[/MENTION] really considered making a stock kernel, I doubt he's willing to do it for a community like this. God I'm so happy this is not my main device, time to move on and focus on my Z5. Feel Free to NOT buy a Z5, I'm happy with its userbase as it is ATM.

Regards
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] Revontheus:
A moderator should come and lock this thread before things get worse
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] Robot76:
I'm now using the 6.0.1 advanced stock kernel here; :D

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3346328

Z3c ARISE.9.4Xperia™ SLIMM1.6 SU2.72 Xf84 AdvStKernel
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] istux:
Sadly I have to agree with you :good:
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] someone755:
While I'm in no position to argue or disagree (myself adding to the OT in the thread), I don't feel like the posts should be deleted. A lot of good points were brought up that apparently flew over the majority's heads, and at least for future reference they should be kept.

Thank you for your recommendation and unending passion for stock and stock kernels but I do have to tell you that Advanced Stock Kernels are not custom kernels. Custom boot images, yes, with modified boot command lines and modified ramdisks, but they still use the original kernel (zImage). Names can be deceiving.

For the guy who said he'll make his own stock kernel, go at it, the sources are up on the Developer World site. I can't wait to try it out once I get my aries back from the repair shop.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] Robot76:
Yes, I thought it was a good idea to recommend the advanced 'stock' kernel for folks information as a replacement, as an alternative as any kernel that enhances the use of the phone is some awesome magic and inspiring... I love all those extras on that stock kernel and really appreciate too...

And it's true alot of happiness attached to androplus, just because of one or two people having emotional feelings does not deserve the deletion of the thousands of people who use and comment here...

Z3C ARISE.9.4Xperia™ SLIMM1.6 SU2.72 Xf84 AdvStKernel
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] fluffi444:
AndroPlusKernel v72 with TWRP 3.0.2-0

For those how still using AndroPlusKernel (as me) - Here is v72 with new TWRP 3.0.2-0 :o

Additional Info here: http://xdaforums.com/z3-compact/development/recovery-twrp-3-0-2-0-xzdualrecovery-t3373793

TWRP 3.0.2-0 compiled by [MENTION=4675598]shoey63[/MENTION] - Thanks (again) to him.

Thanks also to [MENTION=5169444]AndroPlus[/MENTION] for his Kernel.

Updated ramdisk to new recovery by me.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] Typhoon859:
Hi guys. I made the mistake of flashing my phone using the DooMLoRD advanced stock kernel. This in turn made my phone stuck in an infinite loop. I reentered the bootloader and flashed the latest version of the custom kernel here. This ended with the same problem. My phone isn't booting. Perhaps in loading the previous kernel, something else got screwed up in the process? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

PS- If it's relevant, I had my phone updated to the latest version of Marshmallow.

EDIT: Nvm, I solved the issue by installing the Advanced Stock Kernel by Gustavo as referenced above by Robot76. Not sure why this one didn't work. In any case, thanks guys!
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] istux:
You can't flash any kernel on any firmware.

Any time you don't flash the proper kernel, you get a bootloop.

Doomlord's kernel was only for the very first version of KitKat (.93, .98 and .150)

Androplus' kernel was for KitKat and Lollipop (read the changelog and the instructions to understand which version can be installed on any firmware)

Last Gustavo's Advanced Kernel works fine only on current Marshmallow firmware (.580) and so on ;)
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] Typhoon859:
Right. Ok, well, the problem is nothing was written about Doomlord's kernel where it was recommended to use it for rooting your phone; I later figured this was the case with it which is why i went looking for another. Nothing was written about this one here in the thread discussing Doomlord' kernel either - where it was referenced in response to somebody who was having exactly the same issue. Upon reading the first post here, maybe I missed it but it certainly wasn't clear that it was only for Lollipop, though since it was still an active discussion and just in this last page it was discussed as a valid option vs. the Gustavo one, how was I supposed to figure? The only one that actually does make it clear is the Gustavo one which I got to last XD

Anyway, thanks for the response, lol.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] waleedsq81:
can any one extract kernel.sin from any stock 23.5.A.0.570 ftf

then upload it and give me link

to make advanced stock kernel MM with TWRP & DRM fix
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] engloa:
Thread closed at OPs request
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] Masoud.Ser:
hi thanks for kernel

a Question

CPU overclocking clock speed Upgrade of 2.5 GHz to 3.2GHz or 3

No damage to the CPU? It does not hurt?
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] someone755:
It might. But we can't answer that for you -- you'll have to figure out the highest frequency your CPU can work with on your own.

My advice would be raising the frequency every few days if it proves stable and then, when you've find your phone's limit, use the second highest frequency your device can endure as your max frequency.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] Masoud.Ser:
very thanks

Namely i Reducing the frequency(3ghz) with The Side Events? example(SetCPU for Root or No-frills CPU Control)

please help me Because Is not stock kernel with root and ricovery for z3compact fw5.77

Please give me explain simple Now what to do?

Do not want to hurt my cpu

Thank you very much
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] someone755:
I don't understand a word you're trying to say, but: If you don't want to hurt your CPU, don't bother overclocking. The performance gain from OCing the Snapdragon 80x chipsets isn't high and is unnoticeable unless you're mining bitcoins with them (in which case, you're an idiot).
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] veimus:
today at 6:45 when i was sleeping my phone reboot itself (6h after I update my kernel form V12 to V14) , my CPU is downckloked 300Mhz-1200Mhz, kernel V14 that never happen before.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] RsvTu:
Big Thanks :)

Anyway it seems download links are down, any mirror ?

"Download

v14 - Z3 Compact D5803 23.0.1.A.5.77

v14 - Z3 Compact D5833 23.0.1.A.5.77"
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] illpillow:
No, the mirrors are fine, I just downloaded the one for 5803.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] willumpie82:
Hi Thanks for the kernel build!

I'm running v13 with the DRM fix from JimRnor and found chrome sometime a little laggy, didn't notice any of that with the stock kernel (before unlocked BL), how can i speed things up, should I change eg the default gouvenor, upgrade to v14,.. any thoughts?
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] someone755:
I'm using v13a, no such issues here and also using the DRM functions restore hack. Downclocked to 1.7GHz, using conservative.

A clean flash always helps though, might be you've done something to your system that you shouldn't have?
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] edcarsky:
[MENTION=5169444]AndroPlus[/MENTION] is there any chance to create AndroPlusKernel to use for installation of [DEVELOPMENT] - CM12 - Android 5.0 - http://bit.ly/1w1zXLF; i wish there's posibility.

the procedure of this CM12 dev should use the fastboot flash boot boot.img (from cm zip), it will be more helpful if the AndroPlusKernel will help this installation, pls advise if possible, thanks and cheers.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] AndroPlus:
You can create kernel for CM with cherry-picking commits.

I won't do it since I don't use CM.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] edcarsky:
ah okay, thanks :)
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] reyhanpk:
Anybody know how to activate frandom in v16?
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] Masoud.Ser:
hi AndroPlus

please If possible, add a Version of kernel without overclock (stock) with cwm (cpu stock with 2.5GHZ ) for fw 5.77 It's really necessary

Already added by DooMLoRD But it is old for fw 2.105 (http://xdaforums.com/z3-compact/orig-development/d58xx-cwm-based-recovery-6-0-4-7-root-t2890231)

If possible Check that

Thank you very much
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] someone755:
Boot frequencies are capped at stock values anyways -- if you want stock frequencies, just don't change them...
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] Masoud.Ser:
I am afraid of Damage to the CPU Power For Increase of 2.5 to 3GHZ by andro..

My problem is with the kernel
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] AndroPlus:
Oh I forgot to say that...

How to enable frandom:

1. Download frandom.ko from here

http://xdaforums.com/devdb/project/?id=7395#downloads

2. Run these commands

adb push frandom.ko /data/local/tmp
adb shell su -c "mount -o remount,rw /system"
adb shell su -c "dd if=/data/local/tmp/frandom.ko of=/system/lib/modules/frandom.ko"
adb shell su -c "insmod /system/lib/modules/frandom.ko"

I don't know how to use it, I just added:D

If it's better to integrate frandom in kernel, please let me know.

I already deleted non-working and unwanted freq (2.89~3.xGHz) in v16.

If you want no OC, you can create your own since this is open source kernel;)
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] XanSama:
USB Keyboard APK referenced in the OP as well as the newer version from the Play store don't seem to recognize that the kernel is supported.

Wont pass the "You will need a custom kernel to use this app." screen.

v16 on a 5803.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] AndroPlus:
I deleted it in v16 since it causes MTP problem on some users...
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] XanSama:
Ahh okay, fair enough.

Swear that wasn't in the changelog that was just removed from the OP ;P
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] reyhanpk:
Big thanks man ;)

From my previous experience frandom do help performance, idk with z3c, i'll just try it..
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] Masoud.Ser:
Unfortunately, I do not know how to edit kernel to stock

Please, if possible, and having enough time added kernel no OC (STOCK 2.5 GHz) for fw5.77

very thanks
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] someone755:
I see no reasoning behind this. Again, if you don't change the CPU min/max values your phone retains the stock frequencies (that is, max=2.5GHz). Making a wholly new kernel without the extra frequencies benefits no-one. You can either overclock or leave it as-is, the phone will not just use the higher frequencies by itself unless you set them.

As for CWM, don't. Please. CWM is largely obsolete and often has issues flashing even things as simple as ROM zips. We have newer recoveries, two of them integrated into this kernel (TWRP and PhilZ Touch), use them instead.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] Masoud.Ser:
thanks

then Namely After the flash custom kernel (andro v...) Without increasing the frequency by myself

Is it safe? no problem or danger for cpu?
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] someone755:
As long as you don't change the frequencies, they'll remain unchanged. You be the judge of whether stock frequencies are safe or not though.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] nX3NTY:
If it's running at the frequencies it supposed to run, why would it bring danger to the CPU?
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] someone755:
It's the OEM (here, Sony) that determines what is safe for the chip in the device. In this case ~2.5GHz. The chipset vendor (in this case, Qualcomm) may rate the capabilities differently (as it is very common to have Qualcomm's max frequencies be a few hundred MHz above what phones usually ship with running), but not here.

The MSM8974AC's official maximum frequency (or, "what it was supposed to run") is, in fact, up to 2.45GHz which is inline with what we see phones running at with their stock kernels. Sure, overclocking is possible, but the chipset inside your phone is by no means approved by either the OEM or chipset vendor to be able of handing frequencies higher than 2.45GHz.

EDIT: v13a, just found some random reboots. Does the last_kmsg help or should I not bother?
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] AndroPlus:
I'll try to find the cause though maybe I can't read log well... haha.

Did you try v16?

I made some fixes in v16 for more stability.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] Elvin99:
Hi, i have the problem, that SuperSu does not asking to grant access. I've installed Xposed with Xprivacy and SuperSU 2.40. I tried serveral things (reinstall/install Superuser) but without success. Any ideas?
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] sessingø:
Noooooo i used sound control to boost my headphones volume, please add it back!
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] AndroPlus:
OK, please redownload v17, I just added back.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] i360*:
Thank you very much!

Finally good sound from Z3C
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] sessingø:
Wow I'm impressed, so good support and many updates. Much love here from Denmark!

Btw: I've noticed my phone sometimes reboots randomly on the newest kernel. Can't really force it to do it, so I have no clue why - but I've changed nothing and haven't overclocked the cpu, and it happened with that version without sound_control enabled but I've noticed it before. Not often, but it happens.

Anyways, great work and nice that someone is developing stuff and porting it to the z3c.

- Sessingø
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] maluc:
Hi, can I flash the zip File in recovery, too?
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] HIcycles:
Yup
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] veimus:
v17, got random reboot today after receiving SMS, using only Go SMS Pro as text app, i have no clue what cause reboot.

It`s only 3 reboots in 2 weeks so its not so bad for me

here is my boot logs, those shutdown on my logs are kernel update
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] AndroPlus:
Please try v17a.

I reverted some optimization such as -O3 and patch for CPU.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] someone755:
Unless your implementation of -O3 was incorrect, it shouldn't pose a risk. (Iirc it's just one line to change inside the Makefile, right?)

In the case 17a hasn't fixed it, the issue first appeared in v13a for me, so looking at commits pushed before that is what you should be doing. I'll be trying the old kernels down to v10 (since I'm on .77 and don't have time to bother with installing/downloading old firmware) and try get the thing to reboot. Only problem is it happens at random so it could be a whole week before I get a reboot out of the old ones.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] Elvin99:
Hi, is ext4 supported?
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] someone755:
Isn't ext4 default? o.o
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] AndroPlus:
No, if there are some incorrect but not fatal codes, -O3 breaks them.

Enabling -O3 is simple, but result is complex...

Are you using intelli_plug?

I updated it to v3.9 in v13 and it says he added performance boost option...

isn't it suspicious?
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] someone755:
As a matter of fact no, I stopped using intelli_plug a while ago. But I've been using v12 for a tad over 12 hours. No reboots so far though that might change any second.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] Elvin99:
Because I've used ext4 on my sdcard but the phone could not read it...
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] someone755:
Ah, ext4 on the sdcard. Big difference between formatting on the internal or sdcard storage lol.

To be honest I don't know, but is there really any reason for you not to have it default? Does ext4 bring and performance/stability improvements I should be aware of?
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] Julian_S:
kexec-hardboot

Is kexec hardboot working for you??

I am experimenting with parts of your git source for my Z3 Tablet.

You have "#include <ram_console.h>" in arch/arm/mach-msm/board-8974-console.c. (commit ff1a545a3ab1c1c921aa7d8408ebfabf1ef3e3e6).

I havent found it in the "mach-msm" dir nor in the include.

And it gives me an ugly compiling error for missing header file in my sources.

Would you point me to the right "ram_console.h" file??
[Xperia Z3 Compact Android Development] AndroPlus:
ram_console.h is in /drivers/staging/android.

hmm I can build without ram_console.h in mach-msm dir...