yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One S] Hopie:
how can i enable tripndroid hotplug?

at fauxclock only intelliplug or user

trickster mod intelli on/off

thx
[HTC One S] Rapier:
There are 2 versions of the kernel. One that has intelliplug and another one having tripndroid hotplug. For the second you don't need to activate it anyway, it is activated by default. There's no tweaking app for it right now cause javelinanddart didn't compiled it. So you just flash the kernel and that's all
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
There are only two tunables: Power Saving Mode (Underclock to 1GHz) and Fast Charge which might interfere with the fast charge we have
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
LP Users, Sorry I've been a bit busy with another project, but here's the Kcal feature. I compiled it a few days ago, but didn't have time to release it. The changelog and updated date might be wrong but it has Kcal.
[HTC One S] Phoinix:
I hope you are referring to "that" project... Good work! XD
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
It's ready to compile:

https://github.com/javelinanddart/android_kernel_sense_ville

Only problem is I ran out of space on my computer

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2486098

is a guide on how to compile it. If you have some extra time+virtualbox, you can do it yourself guide is SUPER easy. Just when cloning the toolchain, change arm-eabi-4.7 to arm-eabi-4.6 and you should be fine
[HTC One S] dd98:
Well now that my exams are finished and have a week off school I'll install Ubuntu and get to it later on. Its nearly 1:30 am here and I need to, as it says in your signature, go into sleep mode :p
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
Be sure to get into the "Deep Sleep" mode ;)

The kernel is just the Stock Liberty Kernel with ZRAM added in. Just FYI.

HTC just released the M8 source. But thing with the m7 is, some kernels are 3.4.10, some are 3.4.0. I guess I'll start working on the M7 GPE source then. I have two extra days off, but I have a trigonometry exam to study for :(
[HTC One S] Phoinix:
Hi, thanks for your work, unfortunately i can't compile it by myself because my pc is very old, i can't install virtualbox in it, however about kernel, is it 2.15 or 2.16 hboot version for? Now i am on 2.15, if your kernel is for 2.16 I'm afraid of not being able to try for now, because i have exams in this weak, so i have no time update hboot and as a result completely restore it.
[HTC One S] Rapier:
I used it on 2.15 only so you're good to go

Sent from nowhere over the air...
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
The actual kernel (the zImage) is not HBOOT dependent
[HTC One S] Phoinix:
have you compiled new void sense kernel for liberty? or do you refer to standard CAF Void Kernel?

Ok, so it should be flashable on liberty sixth element both hboot. Right???
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
That depends on how [MENTION=5272312]dd98[/MENTION] makes the zip but yes I assume it should be
[HTC One S] dd98:
I'll try to keep it in the same format as Void kernel
[HTC One S] Hopie:
which file is the latest tripndroid kernel?

try void1022015.. aroma shows intelli kk

or is it voidtripndroid from 14. January?

void1022015 very laggy for me. noq i'm on intelliplug from 25.1. very smooth
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
For LP, there's no TRIPNDROID at all

Whichever one has the newest date in AFH
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
News update, Void Kernel will be obsoleted soon. I'm Deprecating it in favor of Frosted Kernel: http://xdaforums.com/htc-one-s/development/kernel-frosted-kernel-javelinanddart-t3031529

Why?

It's really slow and laggy on Lollipop. This thread will be Converted into a FAQ thread for Frosted once I get all of Void's features to Frosted.

Frosted is also from a clean base. Merged with latest CAF and Linux 3.4.y and CM. Once Frosted Void Edition comes out, the downloads for older Void builds will still be in my AFH, but this thread will become a Discussion/FAQ Thread for Frosted Kernel.

KK Users, on request, I can make some newer builds, but the KK branch is frozen basically for CM. There aren't many things left that I can add :). I'll make a build later this week with smartassV2 governor included. If there's anything new I can add, I'll post the builds here.

LP Users, Wait for Frosted Intelli version to come out for me to add Intelli_Plug.

Thanks,

Javelinanddart
[HTC One S] LS.xD:
Good choice. Frosted runs as hell and I never had such a great battery life with my One S before ;)
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
Alright, here's an update. LP Users, Frosted Intelli Edition is out, you can flash it to switch, it has the same features other than the Command Line Interfacing. KK users, Frosted Void Edition will be out soon, but for those of you who are stubborn to stay on Stable Kitkat (can't say I blame you), here's a pretty much final update.

Changelog:

Build SCSI_WAIT_SCAN into the kernel and build exFAT into the kernel

Enjoy! Void Kernel is officially EOL

If any important changes come to CM or Linux 3.4, I'll update it again

Builds are attached [MENTION=4981292]ZioRó[/MENTION] [MENTION=4161803]Hipnetix[/MENTION]
[HTC One S] mkoev:
Dev, so far I'm getting good performance and great battery life with the intelimm version. Unfortunately the Tripndroid version gives me 3-4 reboots per 24 hours.
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
Stick with the intelli version then I guess...

Are you on the CM11S ROM? I definetely have had issues with TRIPNDROID there.

Can you pull the last kmsg?

adb pull /proc/last_kmsg last_kmsg.txt
[HTC One S] mkoev:
Yep Intelli version is OK. Im on Cm11 unofficial for hboot 2.16 by cikoleko. I will pull the file tomorrow.

Anyone wanna share their faux 123 o

configuration?
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
Do you mean intelli_plug configuration or just the general configuration?

When I was on KitKat I liked to use Intellimm with no OC and FIOPS

Fast Charge, all wake features, zram, multi core power saving to 2, intelli_plug at eco conservative, westwood, simple gpu governor, and bln enabled
[HTC One S] mkoev:
I mean all the stuff that faux 123 app lets you configure.
[HTC One S] mkoev:
it says /proc/last_kmsg does not exist

I pasted your command directly into my command prompt.

I was wandering how I can get my krait version while running the Void intelimm kernel. cat /sys/kernel/debug/krait_variant does not work for me.
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
It might've gotten deleted. Try getting a random reboot and then pull it

What is your voltage table? Have you manually modified it?
[HTC One S] mkoev:
I am using the default voltage table, no undervolting. I have not modified anything.
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
Please post your voltage table then
[HTC One S] mkoev:
384 - 900000

432 - 925000

486 - 925000

540 - 950000

594 - 950000

648 - 975000

702 - 975000

756 - 1025000

810 - 1025000

864 -1050000

918 - 1050000

972 - 1075000

1026 - 1075000

1080 - 1125000

1134 - 1125000

1188 - 1125000

1242 - 1150000

1296 - 1150000

1350 - 1150000

1404 - 1150000

1458 - 1150000

1512 - 1150000

I don't OC. I don't need to.
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
Nominal
[HTC One S] Rapier:
I have normal krait as well and my setup was (as I remember since I'm on LP right now and don't use FauxClock) :

- CPU min 384 MHz, max 1.5 GHz (or oc to 1.67 GHz)

- intellimm/intelliactive gov and fiops scheduler

- touch boost on with Eco Conservative and all the other settings left as default in that screen

- GPU oc to max (512 MHz), simple gov and set the 2 parameters at 1 and 9 (those 2 parameters available to tweak for simple gov)

- Low Memory Killer set to Agressive or Moderate in Kernel Tuner 2014 then saved them in FauxClock app (since FauxClock doesn't have the presets)

- westood for network congestion

- all those 4 options on the idle page set to on (those power saving modes)

- EMS entropy disabled as recommended on that page

- thermal set to on and using recommended values

- read ahead set to 2048 (for sdcard)

- fast charge set to custom and 900 for the value. This can go higher if your USB supports it

- voltage table set as default by the kernel. Eventually when overclocking, I was setting the voltage for highest freq, 3 x 12.5 higher

I think I've covered almost all settings, if there are some I've overlooked please let me know and I'll try to remember what I had set

Sent from nowhere over the air...
[HTC One S] mkoev:
Thank you friendly neighbor from Romania :))
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
Not that it matters but zRAM, KSM, OOM, and Intelli_Plug Configuration are available
[HTC One S] ZioRò:
Well, you gave yourself the answer: you need to be S-off in order to flash a kernel from recovery..
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Or, after flashing the zip, WHILE YOU ARE STILL IN RECOVERY, use adb pull command to copy to PC the temporary boot.img (should be in sdcard/temp/newboot.img or something like this) and flash it immediately after that in fastboot mode

IceCode, Frosted, Void and so on, all custom kernels, do not include a boot.img in the zip to be flashed separately in fastboot. That boot.img is created by the script just before flashing process starts and it's temporary stored on the sdcard. Therefore somebody that's S-On has to copy it locally on PC then fastboot flash it. It'll be fine after that...

Sent from nowhere over the air...
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
I wonder why everyone is having crashes, I haven't had a single one yet. Can someone get me a log? Kmesg if possible.
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
I'm taking a break from XDA

I have a lot of work to do with school to make sure I pass and a lot of things to study for because I'm taking a trip and I'll miss some school so I have to take some tests early. I also seem to find myself spending a lot of time on XDA rather than doing schoolwork I know needs to get done. I did a Frosted Bricked build which I'll post in a minute. I'm not planning on doing much development work till the school year is over. I also have to give up my One S when I go to India :crying: so development will be limited when I do come back to XDA. I might occasionally work on some stuff on my github but I don't expect to be doing a whole lot, and I'm probably not going to release all of it. [MENTION=5272312]dd98[/MENTION] [MENTION=2351000]pirlano[/MENTION], you'll have to do most of the work yourselves for now, I'm sorry

When I do come back to XDA:

I plan to work more and more on the Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G and the Samsung Galaxy Dart (a.k.a T-Mobile Galaxy Mini a.k.a POS) but I'll try to keep frosted going. I'll leave my threads open but I won't be actively participating.

People I'd lIke to Thank: [MENTION=4961470]AKToronto[/MENTION] [MENTION=4612496]mikronac.ns[/MENTION] Less Competition lol! Good job for both of you guys and good luck keeping your kernels going, and thank you for letting me contribute

[MENTION=4981292]ZioRò[/MENTION] [MENTION=4898685]derkleinebroicher[/MENTION] [MENTION=4881283]unimatrix.ø[/MENTION] [MENTION=4161803]Hipnetix[/MENTION] [MENTION=1045770]Rapier[/MENTION] [MENTION=4957374]Loreane Van Daal[/MENTION] Thank you for all the testing and support you have given me
[HTC One S] LakFu:
HTC logo button

Hi javelinanddart,

I am a newbie in XDA and I am look for a kernel for my One mini become .. maybe smooth a little bit.

But I also hope I can change the default key(back, HTC logo and Home) allocation.

Is it possible to change with you ROM? Or I ask a wrong question? ^.^b

I would appreciate if you could reply.
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
My kernel does not allow you to remap the HTC logo as a key. The home and back key are rom side stuff
[HTC One S] LakFu:
Thanks for your reply ~~

So, maybe I can porting the key remap to your ROM base? Can I do that?

(I am a newbie, I think many rules I may miss.)
[HTC One S] Hassamabro:
Swap file

so i am a newbie to flashing kernels, i just flashed Frosted Kernel by javelinanddart for htc one x.

Now after installing Trickster Mod/Kernel Tuner, i notice that CPU OC doesnt work, however it shows frequency limit has increased like 1512mhz/18xxmhz but it never goes beyond 1512mhz(which is stock setting) even on performance CPU governor where as underclock seems to work.

and another question once Swap file is created, how do u recreate it for the purpose of different sizes?, kernelTuner did create it for once, now i want to change it to 512mb(larger partition) so how do i do it?
[HTC One S] kuuhmu:
It possible to doutap to wake dt2w..

1. if you use orther kernel .. Must download orginal kernel from htc dev and install.

2. download kernel from choose your corect kernel

3. install it after download.

4. install this frosted kenel...

it Work!!!!!
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
I dropped this kernel months ago

Stop spamming please
[HTC One S] kuuhmu:
I'm not spamming ... I found who want doubletap 2 wake . My methoth it help to open thisfuntion . I'm sorry if i anwer worng discountion.. ..
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
My mistake then, it didn't seem like a useful post, because I've never had to download and install a kernel from htcdev to get doubletap2wake working when I had my ville
[HTC One S] angel.martinezsanchez.92:
Ok
[HTC One S] jerryhibbard:
HELP

I really want this kernel but the download link says file not found please fix this or upload it soon as possible
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
Deleted, LOLLIPOP Kernel is still in the works
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Downloading now to test. Small suggestion if I may...include KK or LP in file name because some might need both if switching from KK to LP for testing purposes. Having rainddmmyyy only as a name, could be a problem if downloading from phone since all downloads usually go to same place and if you have 2 builds same day one for LP one for KK they could overwrite each other
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
got it, thanks :)

i'll do that later just because nothing has changed for kk yet and the dates are different
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Dunno if it's only me but I can't get it to boot. It's bootlooping from the HTC logo screen, doesn't even start the boot animation. Is it booting fine for you?
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
I haven't tested it yet

did you wipe cache and dalvik?
[HTC One S] debileq18:
Like Rapier, bootloop on LP kernel as well.
[HTC One S] Rapier:
First I've flashed it dirty on top of LiquidSmooth&IceCode...I got boot loop. Second try was to wipe everything, flashed LiquidSmooth, GAPPS then RainKernel...again boot loop. Both times I've wiped cache/dalvik also
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
[MENTION=1045770]Rapier[/MENTION]

I'm going to try to rebuild it, see if it was a build error

migh've been an issue with arch/arm/mmu.c and how i changed it a little

We'll see

Or in the CAF merge, I probably screwed something up

That worries me

I probably screwed something up big time
[HTC One S] Rapier:
No worries, you'll get it working in the end I'm sure. I can test, I have a backup to restore from, only thing is that the boot takes alot due to cache/dalvik wipe
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
Hey guys, just a quick announcement, I'm having more issues than anticipated with Lollipop so use [MENTION=4961470]AKToronto[/MENTION]'s IceCode for now while I try to get it working. I'm going to add a quick feature to KitKat and then move back to Lollipop. Apologies for the delay, but I think it's worth waiting for ;)
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
Hey guys, (@Rapier)

I have a new KK build with Double Tap 2 Sleep. I'm testing it right now and I'll post it if I see that it works

Edit: Doesn't look like it works, but I'll keep working on it.

I'll release the new version anyways

It has some updated WiFi things that might've caused memory corruption

check the post underneath the OP to find it

Enjoy!
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Right now I'm on LiquidSmooth Lollipop testing it, I cannot flash a KK kernel.
[HTC One S] ZioRò:
Just flashed new version. Working fine after first boot with latest LiquidSmooth KK. Set intellidemand as governor and left fiops as scheduler. DT2W, S2W and S2S are working fine. With previous version I have had some problems today with WiFi at university.. I'll try again tomorrow and see!

Thanks again for your efforts :)
[HTC One S] OneS Tester:
Module loading seems not working.

"radio-iris-transport.ko" is a mandatory module for FM radio.

Icecode has it:
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
Just added module loading, and compiling, build should be up in 30 or so. AKToronto added iris-radio-transport to be built in to the kernel or something like that so i added that too.

also Happy Thanksgiving to all!!

Build is done, uploading to AFH as rainkkthanksgiving.zip . Module loading is supported but idk if radio iris transport was compiled as a module. OneS Tester, will you let me know?
[HTC One S] ZioRò:
Here I am reporting back my experience! Problem with WiFi seems to be gone, but with intellidemand it seems that DT2W and S2W sometimes don't work; I don't know if it's only my impression.

Anyway, my phone has been on from about 8 AM and here's my usage:

42 minutes calls

So much Whatsapp

Tapatalk

A bit of web browsing

= More than 3 hours screen on time and still 25% left! Pretty damn good!! :)
[HTC One S] elias.acab:
That thanksgiving zip is bootlooping on lollipop too
[HTC One S] Rapier:
It is not for lollipop, don't even try it

Sent from nowhere over the air...
[HTC One S] OneS Tester:
Thanks for your kind effort. I'm downloading it along with latest CM snapshot to test your kernel.

I have another problem that I don't know if it's dialer problem or kernel.

Normal speaker isn't working when using android native dialer for SIP call. But hands-free speaker works fine. GSM call is fine for both normal and hands-free.

I have tried several radio version in CM KK 4.4.4 still no luck. I don't know if it has anything to do in kernel.
[HTC One S] waver1967:
is this kernel better then the kernel used by cm 11 ?

what about low incoming call volume and battery life?
[HTC One S] ZioRò:
I don't think low volume to be kernel related. I'm on LiquidSmooth KK and I fixed it with Rapier's (I guess it was him to publish) volume fix. Well, for battery life just check my post above. I find it very good!
[HTC One S] waver1967:
problems with hboot 2.15 ?
[HTC One S] ZioRò:
Didn't find any problem yet, kernel is very stable and, as I said, has improved so much battery life of my One S. Give it a try :)
[HTC One S] waver1967:
ok,thanks i will :)
[HTC One S] waver1967:
just one more question for now.

there are 3 dowloads,wich one should i take ?

htc one s hboot 2.15 rooted cm11 m12
[HTC One S] testato:
KkThanksgiving bootlooping on CM11, do not install it
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
that could be the module loading

here try this one i attached
[HTC One S] waver1967:
where can i find this volume fix ?
[HTC One S] ZioRò:
If I'm right it should be this one http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=56593005
[HTC One S] Rapier:
No, it's not that one. That file is for VOIP calls that couldn't be made. For volume increase I've posted a file in CM12 thread. It is not a flashable zip, you should manually replace the file and set appropriate permissions.

EDIT: It is HERE for increasing the volume
[HTC One S] ZioRò:
Yeah, sorry! In fact I was pretty sure that you made that fix, but I couldn't find it so easily with Tapatalk.. :/
[HTC One S] testato:
OK, this work, and the wi-fi also work.

but:

1) the Fastcharge do not work, i set it by Trickster, but under Battery remain the USB charge, and the memory remain visible from windows, if i'm right when work fastcharge on battery page there is AC charge, and windows do not view the phone.

2) whitch problem solve the quacommQV ? It is necessary reinstall it every kernel update or rom update ?

3) do you know if there is a bug on screen rotation ? it is a CM11 bug or Kernel bug ? because when i try to rotate the screen, after some time it reboot the phone. Specially if i have the security screen on and press the power button for sleep the display, if i switch on the phone in vertically it will work, but if i switch the phone in orizontally, or try to rotate in security windows the screen, it reboot.

CM11 do not rotate the desktop, but if i manually activate this rotation, in the prop file, the homscreen rotation also create the rpoblem

thanks for your help
[HTC One S] Rapier:
1. No, it is not true. rmbq has explained once. It is depending how FastCharge is set in kernel. On AC, phone charges at 1500 mA, on USB it charges at 500 mA. When was initially implemented, FastCharge was switching mode to AC charging and PC couldn't access phone. Recent implementations of it are smarter and allows variable charging from 300 to 1500 mA (set in the kernel) and PC can see the phone

2. Dunno what you mean. Qualcomm QV are probably the standard Qualcomm Voltage Table for each CPU frequency.

3. It is a bug as I know that reboots phone if lockscreen is rotated. Look in the ROM for a setting to limit lockscreen to portrait mode
[HTC One S] testato:
1 this is a real fastcharge, how i van set to maximun usb/ac mA charging ? Whit trikster is it only posdible activate it but i do not know if it is set at the max 500/1500mA

2 my questions is about normaltoQV.zip, it in the first post of this topic

3 so it is a CM11 bug ? I have this bug from one years, it is never solved ? There is no patch ? On the CM11 there is no setting for remove the lockscreen rotation, but was better have the lockscreen+homepage rotable. All of you whit CM11 have the rotation blocked ?
[HTC One S] Rapier:
1. you cannot set it just activate/deactivate it. The one who build the kernel has set it. Dunno what value is in this kernel, in IceCode was 900 mA

2. the voltages in the kernel follows a standard table for voltages, there is a second one made by qualcomm that set a unique higher voltages for all frequencies (1100 or something). If you flash only the kernel, voltages are set according to the normal table, if you flash that zip, voltages are set according to Qualcomm voltage table. You can check the differences in TricksterMOD by looking at the voltage table

3. Yes. It seems it was not solved and most probably it will never be (mostly now when they started development of CM12)
[HTC One S] testato:
thanks a lot for the clarifications,

the lockscreen bug is only on CM11 ? example in your sign is there two rom, on this two rom there is not this bug ?

x javelinanddart: at whitch mA is setted the Fastcharge option on this kernel ?
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
900mA, but sometimes the USB port can't charge faster than 500mA in which case it's useless

QV is for stablility reasons, it sticks all stock voltages at 1150000 to make it less prone to random reboots and what not. I haven't seen any difference but I also have the fast variant of the krait chip so I don't need it

Its up to you to flash it
[HTC One S] testato:
why not increase to the maximun 1500mA or little less ?

other two question/bug:

1) in this moment i try to switch on the phone, but it do not wake up, no by power button, no by vol button, no by twotaptowake, no by swipe to sleep. It only switch on the 3 BLN led for a moment.

I must force reboot. It is a kernel problem ?

2) when i use GPS, example on GMap, the rear of phone became very hot, it is not poissible bring it by hand, and the battery go down very speedly. It is kernel related ?
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
1. It's quite possible the phone is in "deep sleep" mode to save battery and it sometimes takes a second to wake itself up, not a bug, a feature if you think about it. if it bugs you that much though, go back to IceCode or something, because I like the fact it's saving battery

2. I don't think its kernel related, it shouldn't be because rmbq made no changes to the gps drivers and neither did I

3. i'm going to leave it at 900mA just because it's tried and true