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[Xperia SP Original Android Development] sagnikd96:
The whole idea is that this kernel is for the greater good not for individual happiness. A whole community of users shouldn't have to suffer poor battery uptime just because a few people want a feature that is not of significant functionality but more of a feature to flaunt about. We have a beautiful and very accessible lock button that probably takes less energy than having to double tap!
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] sagnikd96:
True that, but the thing is it's not just me. There are very few who want this, and many who don't! Now let's not start a war here. We'll see what the dev thinks. ;)
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] TheAvengingTITAN:
The thing is, you can't really disable double tap to wake, the battery loss will still be present.

If there is a point where double tap to wake is added to the kernel, I'll revert back to stock cm kernel for the sake of battery life.
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] :
Let's vote on it. If it's more than 40% for DT2W, then we *might* get two versions, if [MENTION=5727088]Tomoms[/MENTION] wishes.

Some may not get what they want, but they will realise eventually that it wasn't worth having.[emoji6]

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[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Android_trucker:
Haha, I prefer having a longer battery life and would rather have TomToms optimising the kernel for stability and battery life first for the general users, then after that, he can build a version with the features once the kernel is stable.

What if right now the kernel still isn't very stable and double tap to wake breaks your phone ROM? :eek: You'll probably be asking TomToms to fix it asap so that you can get that favourite feature. The power button's still conveniently located anyway...
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Furrydaus:
Do we need 30+ developers talking to the community on how annoying it is to listen to you people constantly asking for double tap to wake?

Look at other devices that have Double Tap 2 Wake, is that feature supported in the cm versions? Why is that so?

Its because the device hardware SUPPORTS double tap 2 wake.

It dumb for us devs to add the DoubleTap2Wake function to the Xperia SP and kill every other thing that's good with a ROM just for the sake of one function.

Developing for it is already difficult, it also drains battery life like a Drunk Person wasting his money drinking Vodka at night. In the end, you guys are going to complain about battery and performance drains due to that double tap to wake function and say that the ROM sucks and make some insensitive remarks to the developer.

So for the love of god, STOP this request for the last time. Its pissing me and a good percentage of the well-read community here.

If you want DoubleTap2Wake so much that you don't see the loads of effort devs put to other functions, then I suggest you make your way to your local telecommunications shop and get yourself a device that supports it. OR SINCE YOURE SO BIG HEADED, GO AND CREATE ONE YOURSELF

Tldr; Its dumb. If you want it go create it yourself or buy a new phone :)

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[Xperia SP Original Android Development] SingularityHRT3:
This is all what gained My full attention :D

"RR Milestone 1"...
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] rockersharp:
Double Tap to wake is a cool feature to have but CM 12.x ROMs aren't up there stability and battery life-wise. Totally unnecessary to introduce another factor which worsens it rather than improving it.

DT2W + AICP 5.1.1 will drain my battery in 2hrs. Ngl, not a price I'm willing to pay, just to show off a new feature ...
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] TheAvengingTITAN:
I knew furry would say something lol.

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[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Krawzer:
How do I acess the TWRP with the volume keys? I can only acess it with the advanced reboot menu, -.-
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] SizpeK:
With volume down button ? Because i can access it via volume button.

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[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Krawzer:
it's not working for me :C, I turn it on and keep pressing volume down and the phone just boots normally, to the room.
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] jancsessz:
[MENTION=5727088]Tomoms[/MENTION] pls use latest sources by pec0ra https://github.com/pec0ra/williams/commits

THANKS!
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] :
[MENTION=5727088]Tomoms[/MENTION]

Please see your pm inbox and address my PM to you.

Thanks! :good:

Darth

Forum Moderator
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] slim_guy:
For me any volume key worked
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] TheAvengingTITAN:
For me, right after the Sony logo there is a black screen, then I hold the volume button until something pops up on the screen.
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Furrydaus:
The black screen is supposedly a Recovery Selection Timing. But for some reason the led doesn't light up for recovery like doomkernel and etc

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[Xperia SP Original Android Development] lop2lop:
Is RAW image format , True Manual Focus and ... depends on kernel ?!

I searched about these Lollipop's feature , someone said it depends on kernel ! :/
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Plum Crazy:
I think it's a ROM feature, but I'm not certain.
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] sagnikd96:
Not really looking for an ETA, but curiosity forces me to ask what's your next priority for this kernel? F2FS or RAM optimisations (or DT2W :eek:)?
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Tomoms:
Source code updates

Right now I'm updating the source code of the kernel to my GitHub repo. I hope it works, as I hate git and git hates me :p (and, frankly speaking, I have no idea what I'm actually doing).
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] jancsessz:
GPU OC work latest tangerine kernel?
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Tomoms:
Nobody really knows. It probably doesn't work, and I don't know why/how can I fix it.
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] jbowwow02:
Really good kernel. A few more optimisations and this thing will be beast.
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] nplezka:
I can't understand why you guys want tap2wake so much... :/
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] slim_guy:
I don't want to go personally but anishsingh alone asking for it from the start of thread.
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Tomoms:
Tomorrow I'll build with permissive SELinux. If the build works, it will be released as v2.2.
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Dark Passenger:
Merge latest car tags LA.AF.1.1-02710-8064.0.xml before 2.2 release(because why wait:p) also I think prima is updated:good:
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] TheAvengingTITAN:
Okay how many times must we explain why we're not implementing double tap to wake? -.-

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[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Tomoms:
Actually I have never said I would not implement it. It's not my main priority, that's all.

Where can I find it? What are you talking about? I don't understand.
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] TheAvengingTITAN:
[MENTION=5727088]Tomoms[/MENTION]

Enlighten yourself ._.

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[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Tomoms:
Ok, that are all true statements, but maybe when people will see with their eyes how dumb it is to have it, they will understand.
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] TheAvengingTITAN:
Exactly my point.

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[Xperia SP Original Android Development] pranavthombare:
And even if he implemented dt2w , no one can guarantee if it'll work flawlessly. Then this thread will be flooded with complaints that it doesn't work. And as usual, battery drain complaints.

Mod edit.
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Drakomord:
Seriously... SELinux in permissive and overclocking is more important than "DoubleTap2Wake" function... It's sooo useluss damn.. And it's a battery****er.

You have a power button, use it or buy a phone with DT2W... :good:

Please [MENTION=5727088]Tomoms[/MENTION], we are more to waiting about SELinux in permissive, include it asap, thanks for your work ! :fingers-crossed:
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Tomoms:
SELinux is still disabled even after adding the code lines [MENTION=5411190]Mrcl1450[/MENTION] sent me. I built a kernel adding only those lines to be sure that nothing else was causing conflicts and whatnot. I don't know what to do.

I prepared Tangerine + PhilZ with f2fs support so now you can test it with CM12.1 and f2fs. Link is in the 1st post.
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Drakomord:
Thanks for your quickly respond. Btw, I will wait the Permissive EDITION (lol), because SELinux disabled is for me, not secure and a open door to fails with no log... :S

Nevermind bro', good luck to find how to build the permissive and fix overclocking ! I'm so excited to test your kernel. :fingers-crossed:
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] NicestRudeGuy:
D best feature ?

Ppl worry about double tap 2 wake,overclocking nd blah blah blah

but the real feature is long battery life and fast charging nothing else :p :D
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] sagnikd96:
F2FS still boot loops on Latest RR. Not sure if it is the kernel or the ROM that's at fault
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] TheAvengingTITAN:
RR doesn't have f2fs support right...?

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[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Tomoms:
No, it hasn't got it. So obviously you'll experience serious issues like bootloops.
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] sagnikd96:
But I thought [MENTION=5934815]Furrydaus[/MENTION] enabled it in Milestone 1
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] TheAvengingTITAN:
Nope, try reading the changelog next time.

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[Xperia SP Original Android Development] blackloaders:
bootloops, cm12.1 build 25/04
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] slim_guy:
Neither 20/04
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Tomoms:
Can anybody provide me a log or something?
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Furrydaus:
RR M1 might have it but its just that its not fully implemented and may cause bootloops
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] slim_guy:
While booting?
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Tomoms:
Yes
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] slim_guy:
Sorry i can't atm, my pc is not booting(gpt partition ****)and home folder of linux is giving access as windows ****ed it while installing .[emoji29]
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] erikrecca:
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[Xperia SP Original Android Development] TheAvengingTITAN:
I honestly don't know what to tell you. Isn't your first time not freaking reading the thread or atleast make the TINIEST EFFORT TO SEARCH THE THREAD omfg

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[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Nachtasha:
I agree. I hav been guest on xda all along and iv been seeing this usr nevr readin the threads. U do a gud job standin up to these users. Dey need to change :good:
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] erikrecca:
Sr today I have a bug. When I reboot into recovery, I can't find internal storage (0MB). So, it happen a bootloop. How can I fix?
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Tomoms:
This never happened to me.

After a few days of relax (:D) I started working towards permissive SELinux again. I will do some testing today and tomorrow, and of course I'll keep you informed.
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Theliakos:
freaking finally a developer that doesnt keep us in dark ! even if you dont do anything its nice that we know the progress of your work ! unlike official cm 12! havent heard from it in ages......
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] TheAvengingTITAN:
Atleast we have unofficial cm12.1 lol

BTW [MENTION=5727088]Tomoms[/MENTION], if you need testers, we'll be here :D

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[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Tomoms:
Well, it is obvious that until the devs get

everything

working with Enforcing SELinux CM12.1 won't be released.

v2.2 released! SELinux is permissive by default now.
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] slim_guy:
Did you tried to fix f2fs?
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Tomoms:
No, I didn't because I don't even know what is broken. I'll review the code in the next days. Have you tried to install CM12.1 with f2fs using stock kernel and then, after having checked that the ROM boots, flash Tangerine?

Anyway, a logcat would really help.
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] slim_guy:
I'm on f2fs now,just kernel won't boot.btw wait until my exams are over I'll fix my pc then.on 9th may.
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Tomoms:
FYI, NTFS works. You can use it for your SD cards :good:
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Kianush:
excuse me for my noobish question but what's the effect of Permissive SELinux??

and also how does changing cpu governors effect the phone, because on default tangerine it seems that my cpu cores are always working to max clock(checked in cpuz app) and I dont know if it has anything to do with governors

thanks for your help
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Furrydaus:
Selinux is an enhanced security feature for Linux. (Security Enhanced Linux ). Permissive means that its sort of more flexible but not as secure. Its kinda risky to be running permissive. That's why were trying to fix the selinux soon.

As for governors, the cpu is always set to the max clock and minimum clock. It'll change the clock speed as per instructed by the governer. A governor handles the clock speed whereas the CPU listens to it. The default governer should be interactive usually.
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Kianush:
thanks, so whats the best governor for good battery life and phone not getting hot?

yes i have read all governors details but didnt get which one is best

in default my phone was getting hot to 41 dgrees(dont know what governor it was), i put it on performance and now its on 28! very good but battery decreases fast, i guess!
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Tomoms:
Use intellidemand2 or smartassv2.

Why is it risky to run Android with Permissive SELinux, if most of the GNU/Linux distros (apart from Fedora) haven't even gotten SELinux?
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] seriyos:
I use smartassv2 governor and it work's great for me

In sleep at night battery drain is good.

[MENTION=5727088]Tomoms[/MENTION] can U add more governor for best performance and battery life? Like smartass v1 or scary?

How intellimm and intelliactive, intellidemand2, lionheart work?

Sry for bad English

Thx
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Tomoms:
A good read:

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s2/general/ref-kernel-governors-modules-o-t1369817

Will seek for more governors. Smartassv1 is useless since we have smartassV2.

What is coming in next versions:

- CPU overclock,

- Faux Sound Control updates (we have an old version)

- f2fs fixes (hopefully)

- intelliplug

- other things, there's so much work that I don't know where to start.
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] ashkan.t:
hello

i want to flash android 5.1 on my xperia sp

but i dont know

cm 12.1 build 425

is better or

AICP

??
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Tomoms:
This is not the right thread for this question. Anyway, I'd go with CM12.1.
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] slim_guy:
But why network is not working in enforcing selinux, app like viper are not working because of security reasons, but network too,why?
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Drakomord:
[MENTION=5727088]Tomoms[/MENTION] I have F2FS (cache and data) with CM12.1 by [MENTION=5411190]Mrcl1450[/MENTION]. Do you think I can flash your kernel without problem now ? What is problems with F2FS and your kernel ? Thx ! :fingers-crossed:
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Tomoms:
Important news!

Good morrow friends,

I want to inform you about what is going to happen during the next weeks.

Due to my school tests & examinations I'll stop developing the kernel until the end of May. I think I won't have enough time to work on Tangerine in these days.

However, I'll still be here on XDA, following the development of Lollipop ROMs, answering your questions about Tangerine in this thread, reading ROM reviews... To put it simply, doing whatever an XDA user usually does ;)

The next release of Tangerine kernel, which will be v3.0, will be ready in the very first days of June!

Thank you for your understanding :)
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] sagnikd96:
Awesome!! Good luck with your exams!
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] SingularityHRT3:
Exams are always fearsome than people on XDA... So concentrate on that... All d Best [MENTION=5727088]Tomoms[/MENTION]...
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] TheAvengingTITAN:
[MENTION=5727088]Tomoms[/MENTION]

Good luck with your exam friend :D

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[Xperia SP Original Android Development] seriyos:
fast charge mod

[MENTION=5727088]Tomoms[/MENTION] fast charge mod enabled by default? Because charging is very slowly for me...

I use echo 1 > /sys/kernel/fast_charge/force_fast_charge but after each boot it's change to 0:confused: can u tell me how enable it?

I must wait for about 3-4 hour's fot full charge :rolleyes:

Thx
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] nplezka:
Is anyone having issues with kernel settings? MPDecision is disabled by default and I can't enable it, or better it disables automatically, same for FauxSound settings... (Tried with both FauxSound app and Kernel Adiutor). Settings like CPU governor, scheduler etc are working fine. I'm confused :/

I'm on Tangerine 2.2, latest CM 12.1 build

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[Xperia SP Original Android Development] jbowwow02:
Good luck on your exams. I got physics today [emoji16]
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Tomoms:
That's normal. If you want to enable it by default, then make a sh script with the command, place it in /etc/init.d and enable the Init.d emulator in Kernel Adiutor.
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] hishokusakuya:
i flashed v2.2 with TWRP ( from william's kernel for CM11)

but when i reboot my sp into recovery

why it's Phliz!?
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Tomoms:
Have you installed PhilZ via Rashr?

No way hosay. Never had these issues. Try using Trickster MOD and/or reflashing the kernel.
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] nplezka:
I already tried with TricksterMOD, it's the same, and I tried reflashing the kernel. It's strange that I can't set audio neither with FauxSound app... Idk, I'll wait. Maybe it's CM related (?)

Edit: after a random reboot it asked me to give again permissions, to all my apps with root. Ooook... I think it's CM related. I'll write on its thread
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] hishokusakuya:
I dont remember that, maybe yes. Should i do something?
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Tomoms:
Read the first post. You need to flash a little partition called FOTAKernel with FlashTool.
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Tomoms:
It also happened to me when I used CM12.1. Now I'm on Vanir and these "permission resets" seem to have disappeared.
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] [==)BULLET(==]:
It happened to me also while charging on RR M1 but in addition to that I also lost opera mini data!

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[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Tomoms:
f2fs will be fixed today

Ok guys so I found what's causing bootloops when using f2fs. Since it will take me 1 or 2 minutes to fix the kernel, I'll do it today.
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] flash-:
thank for your work my friend :good:

but just in the next build when finish your exams how about you include a nice bootanimation just for the user to know the phone is started and it's working or something like that :silly:

anyway good luck in your exams wish you the best :fingers-crossed:
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] hishokusakuya:
So that is...

Flash Tengerine → Flash FOTAkernel with Flashtool → reboot

Is it right?
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Tomoms:
I was thinking about including a kernel splashscreen just a couple of days ago. You'll find it in v3.0.

Thank you :D
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] flash-:
[MENTION=5727088]Tomoms[/MENTION]

oh ok great so we are waiting for v3.0 then !! ;)

thank you
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Tomoms:
Yes it is.
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] hishokusakuya:
I think so! For example, makes LED light up to let user know when should we press Vol. to enter recovery

sorry for my bad English again, and good luck in your exam!
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Tomoms:
Thank you!

About the LED, I don't know how to do it and it's not a priority: to enter recovery you can press volume buttons just when the Sony logo disappears.

Anybody with f2fs wants to try v2.3? Now it won't bootloop anymore!
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] hishokusakuya:
You are right, but with LED makes it COOOOOOOL (I think)
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Drakomord:
I have F2FS, working good with CM12.1.

I flashed your Kernel with Flashtool and it work ! Just long to show the booting animation after "Sony" logo (long black screen 1min/1min30) but... IT BOOT AND IT WORK ! Permissive is here and SIM pin appears more quickly than CM12.1 stock Kernel ! :victory:

Great job dude ! I send you a logcat of the booting. :good:

Thanks for your work ! Really ! :highfive:
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] NicestRudeGuy:
v2.3`

the twrp v2.3 gave me no baseband error :(
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] HTCHD2NEW:
The same here. No baseband with 2.3 TWRP
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] hishokusakuya:
Thanks for reply and I have a little problem in this way

I flash tangerine in recovery first and then flash FOTA via flashtool

after reboot, I get into Cyanogen Recovery ( stock recovery for CyanogenOS ? )

so I flash tangerine again via fastboot ( because Cyanogen recovery can't flash any 3rd part zip )

Anyway, TWRP works great now :)
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Tomoms:
Are you using v2.2 or v2.3? Previous posts say that v2.3 with TWRP causes the loss of baseband - which is strange. I'll try to fix it ASAP.

Which ROM are you using? In the meanwhile, use v2.3 w/ PhilZ or v2.2 w/ TWRP.
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] flash-:
please help ...i'm on cm12.1 latest build ..and i want to flash t-kernel ...but i can't flash via fastboot it say unknown command and i need the recovery...and i can't flash it via cm recovery ...so any solution ??:confused:
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] halloarno:
Can you provide a download link for v2.2 in meanwhile?
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] HTCHD2NEW:
I'm using Furrys RR1
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] ma4a3er:
just asking

sorry but need badly to know how i can enable f2fs the kernal is far too good thnx for ur work and good luck with ur exams :o
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] OsGhaly:
Use Rashr with PhilZ or Twrp img to flash t-kernel from recovery

F2fs is a file system so to convert to it you need to use a recovery supporting f2fs format to format cache, system and data with the new file system f2fs .. And ofc after formatting, you will lose your internal sd card data and you will need to reflash your ROM from scratch
[Xperia SP Original Android Development] Drakomord:
CM12.1 by [MENTION=5411190]Mrcl1450[/MENTION] support F2FS only for data/userdata and cache. Not system.

So, you don't have to format system with F2FS. Only data and cache. ;)