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[Vibrant Android Development] ElGuapo361:
Can we apply Voodoo Beta4 to this?
[Vibrant Android Development] Alkaloid:
I installed this kernel earlier this morning, oc'd the cpu to 1.2 ghz, and everything is running as smooth as could be. I'll report back later after I get home from work and have more time to play around with it. I am running Eugene's hybrid r3 rom btw.
[Vibrant Android Development] Anderdroid:
Are you sure you're on JI2 ? lol

I did it exactly as you. Gonna see what Logcat says.

Edit:

Logcat doesn't work... - waiting for device - :/

Wow it whiped the entire internal sd card. Lost all my clockwork and titaniumbackup. Awesome.
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
Hey King, going to test your kernel right now. If all goes well, I'm going to throw it into bionix1.3 and upload as another rom option. Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] mesajoejoe:
This is exactly what I was hoping would happen. When I saw you updated to 1.3 I sad faced when I saw no kernel with it. : )
[Vibrant Android Development] d_bot:
good call, frankentwiz is based on pre-leak, with gps and other crap pulled from JI2.
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
Just uploaded another rom version with Kings kernel. ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] stolen_pillow:
Running like a champ on Hybrid r3 so far! Haven't tried to overclock yet, and if it stays this snappy I won't need to. Very nice work, thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
King, great kernel! I've been testing it with Bionix1.3 for the past few hours and its running like a champ!
[Vibrant Android Development] cashless:
I just flashed this on top of my Hybrid r3 (with no lag fix). I'm considering flashing Voodoo b4.

Has anyone tried it with this kernel and Hybrid r3 yet?
[Vibrant Android Development] Trev420:
Bout to flash bionix 3 with this kernal. Will I still have to flash this on top or is it included?

Do I have to remove this before backing up and stuff like voodoo?
[Vibrant Android Development] all4degame:
Been running this kernal since 8 this morning. I've had one lock up, but other than that it runs smoothly.
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
I have a download link in my thread with his kernel already included. You just flash and you're good to go. However, if you are already running voodoo, you MUST disable it first, otherwise you may have issues.
[Vibrant Android Development] Demiurgic:
voodoo doesn't work at this time.
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
sweet!

I see you put me in your OP and gave me credit, appreciate it very much bud

:)
[Vibrant Android Development] Relikk356:
Can anyone confirm A2DP improvement? If not I will tomorrow when I have more time to install this kernal.
[Vibrant Android Development] Trev420:
how do check to see if it worked? Cant over clock since I dont have setcpu. Whats best way to know?
[Vibrant Android Development] j0hnZ:
Stock rom, MCR script version of the lagfix...and KingKernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] joe.kerwin:
Anyone confirm this working on eugene's update3 franklin twiz? I saw update 1 was a go, and assume it should be fine, but just curious before flashing.
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
yah you should be fine brother
[Vibrant Android Development] joshthewaster:
So I flashed this and things were fine for a while. Then I was out for coffee and I got a notification that I was signed out of google. Tried doing anything online and got a host unresolved error. Noticed I had lost my 3g. Wifi worked fine. Went home where I know I get 3g and had the same problem. Thought maybe it was a low battery thing so I charged to over 50% and still had the problem. Rebooted and everything works. This had never happened before.

I'm on the stock rom overclocked. I'll report back if it happens again.
[Vibrant Android Development] jammallnyte:
So I ran the RyanZAEXT2LagFix BETA 2-3. Does anyone know if I have to do anything before I run this or any other kernel??
[Vibrant Android Development] cazper210:
running it on update 3 everything is good i even added your kernel bravely i have confidence in your work everything works perfect wifi, gps, data all working get almost 10 on lin and 2400 on quads even though i dont consider quad a true benchmark but you be alright with it runs smooth and all bugs fixed on it too
[Vibrant Android Development] thedauntlessone:
Whenever I plug in the USB, the phone shuts off. Is this normal?
[Vibrant Android Development] pengages:
Was running Bionix 1.3 Stock with lag fix

Flashed the Kernel over that

Set CPU @ 1200

RIDICULOUS SPEEDS

2489 Quadrant

9.89 Linpack

Everything feels snappy and fantastic, REALLY noticeable - a great kernel by kingklick, glad to him in the vibrant community, i used to flash his sense ui roms on my G1 :D
[Vibrant Android Development] The K-Zoo Kid:
So in order to start saving battery what do i need to do?
[Vibrant Android Development] yugoliang:
i'm getting the same thing....any help?
[Vibrant Android Development] thedauntlessone:
Are you using the Bell version?

I backed up my rom before I flashed kernel, but when I restored the rom, it didn't change the kernel back to the stock one. Been looking for a way to flash the stock kernel but is there a difference between the T-mo and bell version? The baseband says i9000ugjh2 if that matters.
[Vibrant Android Development] Maverick777:
Did you flash Bionix 1.3 with the voodoo beta 4 lag fix or did you use a different lag fix with Bionix 1.3 Stock?
[Vibrant Android Development] thedauntlessone:
Someone please correct me if I'm wrong (new with android), but this kernel doesn't seem to be compatible with the i9000m (Bell). Plugging in the USB will turn off the phone, continuously, and my button functions are different (up volume becomes down, and vice versa, home button does not wake phone).

So if you've got a Bell Vibrant, do not download this kernel.

If anyone knows how to flash back to stock i9000m kernel please help because my phone is dying and I'm keeping it off until I have a solution.

EDIT: I read up how to flash stock. However, I can't do it because plugging in the USB will cause my phone to shut down.
[Vibrant Android Development] joshthewaster:
So I have re drained my battery down to where it was when the issue occurred last time (20%) and am not having an issue.

On another note I have no issues with plugging in the phone to a charger or when connected to my computer (with or without debugging)
[Vibrant Android Development] jamesl1982:
ok so will this improve anything?

I have the us vibrant and all i have done is the one click root and lag fix. My quadrant is around 2234. 1. Will this work with my lag fix? 2. Will i get any noticeable gains since Im already at 2234 quad??
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
Nothing the kernel is under volted so it will run with less power on its own. Well that is the idea of course. ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] justanothercrowd:
Not to be rude but the changes in this kernel matches up almost exactly to Unhelpfuls sources (which of course includes everything in the Samung source :) ). The "changelog" includes things that were in the source to begin with (stock Vibrant source) which may confuse some users unfamiliar with kernels such as

- Anticipatory scheduler support

- Deadline scheduler support

- CFQ scheduler support

- Noop scheduler support

- Conservative CPU Governor set to default

- Ondemand CPU governor support (and is it stable through sleep? if not it is just the default ondemand. Sammy made quite a few changes to the conservative governer take a look)

- Userspace CPU governor support

- Added support for EXT4 filesystems (which is already there just needs a simple "y" in menuconfig"

I think that is kinda why Cyanogen was giving you **** about renaming the "author" of all your commits to yourself even if you didnt do the commit ;)

If you simply built from his source that is just fine but please post patches and source per GPL requirments before a Mod ends up sending you a PM. And again not trying to be rude I just think Unhelpful deserves credit where it is due if you did compile his kernel source.

And NO this will not work with the new leaked ROM. We dont have the kernel source they used to build the kernel/drivers in that leak.

Question:did you also included the 600Mhz step as well as it seems to help :) it should be in Unhelpfuls git as well...and dont get me wrong I use some of his OC code too :)

But none the less glad we have more people working on the Vibrant.
[Vibrant Android Development] justanothercrowd:
Its not the initramfs that is whats changed. Its the kernel source/drivers

Hopefully sammy will drop them once the official release comes and we can compiled kernels for the new build instead of having to rely on Eugene373 to make a hybrid ROM that will give us the best of both worlds for now. (which is a good thing since we dont have the new source yet) :)

And if you don't mind me asking what freq's did you UV and to what value? this could be useful since there are only 4 voltage settings we can use (which kinda sucks)

I'd assume you didnt UV too much as many users that ive tested with had many issues while being UV'd...freezing etc..the usual.
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
For Over clocking are you requiring us to use "Set CPU" or is there another way. Sorry if I sound a bit dumb. ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] lotherius:
Whoever posted that this works on the JI2 leaked kernels is full of it. Flashed this and now the phone hangs on the Vibrant boot screen.

EDIT: That was "chucky80" that posted that it worked. I should have paid more attention to the thread and disbelieved such a post.

EDIT 2: DAMMIT, nandroid isn't working, it still sits on the vibrant screen??? WTF? ......

EDIT 3: Yes, I had to ODIN out of it. I first tried boot/system restore in Nandroid. Then I wiped everything and did a full Nandroid restore. No matter what I did, it ended up in a bootloop behind the vibrant screen. Nandroid backup turned out to be useless, and I had to restore a clean ROM via Nandroid.

Final warning to anyone else: DO NOT EVEN THINK OF FLASHING THIS ON JI2!!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] justanothercrowd:
Actually single feature in this Kernel is in Unhelpfuls Kernel and no others. That makes me a bit suspicous.
[Vibrant Android Development] Goog1e Phone:
This is why I only stick with JAC! It's either his kernals or nothing! Well not nothing, but I guess his kernals or stock. Lol. Voodoo + OC 1.2 is awesome.
[Vibrant Android Development] chadti99:
I would give it a shot but I won't be anywhere near my car until next week. Hopefully someone will chime in.
[Vibrant Android Development] chucky80:
I will post pix for you to see the proof this morning when I get to work. Why would I make it up? It worked for me and my boy had issues doing the same thing.
[Vibrant Android Development] The K-Zoo Kid:
So if I don't want to OC I don't need setcpu our anything?

Sent from my Vibrant (which is soon to force close this very app :D)
[Vibrant Android Development] grennis:
Oh man... Here we go again...
[Vibrant Android Development] t1n0m3n:
Odin'd JI2 > Rooted > Flashed this Kernel with Clockwork > Stuck on the Vibrant screen.

Oh well, I am nandroided back to JI2 + Tayutama now.
[Vibrant Android Development] chucky80:
Ok so I apologize to the misinfo on J12. I reflashed the kernel this morning and was stuck on the vibrant screen so I used odin and flashed the update again, then did a nandroid restore. I thought I was special but I guess clockwork did not do a full flash on the kernel and rebooted by itself.
[Vibrant Android Development] BossDj:
Flashed this kernel this morning over bionix 1.3, no oc yet, i prefer baby steps, but I was very interested in the uv portion of this kernel. Flashed this four hours ago with a full charge, used the phone normally, and I'm at 95% battery as I'm typing this. This rocks! Keep up the great work.
[Vibrant Android Development] pengages:
I flahsed Bionix 1.3 STOCK - and then applied the lag fix in the first post (I believe the same script that Eugene's roms use for the lag fix). Then later on in the day, I found out about this kernel, and instead of just flashing the 1.3+KK Kernel, I flashed this kernel right over bionix 1.3 with the regular lag fix INSTALLED. Result = no problem, fast as **** phone.
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
Just use it. ;) No SetCPU or anything. As it sits its running at 1000Mhz. JAC's overclocked kernel normally runs at 1200Mhz.

I normally run "Linpack" which will tell you your Megaflops and Processor speed when you hit the menu "Save Result".
[Vibrant Android Development] augustorm:
Nervous Newb

Sorry for such beginner questions but isn't that what the forums are for?

Ok...so far I have rooted with the oneclick method. I have also installed recovery.

I am assuming that I am ready for roms now.

Also I have done one regular backup...which brings me to my first question...

What is the difference between a regular backup and a nandroid backup?

I want to be able to save all my apps etc so i dont have to reinstall all of them after the flash or at least that is a goal. Is this where the nandroid backup comes into play? How is it employed?

And lastly...

There seems to be only a few roms thus far for the vibrant (mine is the US variant). I see three i believe from eugene...vanilla, stock, and hybrid. and this bionix.

Question how does a newb know the differences between the different roms and what they offer. I read about them and i am left with the same result which is HUH?

Is there a thread out there that describes, in detail, what each of the roms offer or is this more of a hit and miss trial type of science?

To tell the truth I dont even know if I need a rom...perhaps this new kernel is all i need...

I am basically happy with the phone as is...just want to be able to use the wifi tethering, themes, and make it faster. Should I just wait for 2.2 to come before making the final decsion?

Any advice is appreciated and where better to get the advice than from you veteran brains.

peace
[Vibrant Android Development] kaizasoshi:
This sentence sums it all up!!!

Good to see you King on the Vibrant!!
[Vibrant Android Development] kizer:
I would for sure read this first and make sure you backup your phone with a Nandroid backup.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=732458

From there go hog wild. ;) I personally like Eugenes stuff, but thats me.

Normally I would read peoples signatures because you can really get a lot from what they run, not that you have to, but its a good indicator of whats popular and what is trusted.
[Vibrant Android Development] b0ricuaguerrero:
works flawless with frankin-wiz update 3
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
have you even looked at my code before stating all these accusations?

you failed to quote the things that I DID do differently

I have given credit where it is due everywhere, and all the commits on my github that I did not write, I am not the author.

Where is your code?
[Vibrant Android Development] Relikk356:
A2DP for sure sounds better to me. I only listened to one song, but I had the first half plugged in the analog through the audio jack, and the rest of the song through Bluetooth. There was some difference but very little in comparison to what it use to be like. If someone else gets a chance to test this out please let me know what they think.

KING,

My phone responds much faster, it also seems that battery life will be pretty great as well. THANKS FOR YOUR Hard-work!!!

I'm running Bionix 1.3 with kings Kernal because I was to lazy to install any other way. lol. No lagfix, and not overclocking because IMO it's not necessary. Already way faster then it needs to be.
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
thanks man.

Yah I noticed lag fix is kind of useless with this kernel. On my personal phone I use everyday I am just running Eugene's twiz/Stock ROM with my kernel flashed on top. It's $$$ :)
[Vibrant Android Development] hourst2:
New to this, so please forgive me if this question is foolish. I saw that a couple of people asked if this was "compatible" with the one-click lagfix/root app, and I was wondering the same thing. Should I uninstall lagfix and reapply after flashing OC? Or, can I not use the one-click lagfix with this kernel? Again, I apologize for the questions, if the answer is obvious.

Sent by my Android

Sent by my Android
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
you can try and let me know

I personally do not use any lag fixes, as I do not notice a difference when I use them with my kernel.
[Vibrant Android Development] k4ylr:
So far so good on Eugene's Vibrant9. SetCPU up to 1.2 and no issues so far. Will have the phone out most of today so will check the battery life.

Thanks for all the hard work!
[Vibrant Android Development] j0hnZ:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=8237601&postcount=59
[Vibrant Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
Devvin!

Look man, I am not gonna bash you "too much", but everything I have ever seen you post is nothing more than other peoples work with a few options changed. It is totally cool that people who don't know better give you money instead of the people that actually wrote the code. It is totally cool that you get down the way you do. It is also pretty cool that XDA has forced you to give proper credit to the people who actually did write some code.

My bashing is done. If your presence in the Vibrant thread does nothing else it will at least keep the real dev's busy trying to keep their work from being WinZipped.

Nice to have you aboard!
[Vibrant Android Development] justanothercrowd:
Actually I did find a few commits that you did author right. Glad you are changing because all i have to base you off of is your previous behavior which is described above. (and brought to my attention by Cyanogen because you were either not adding the --author or you were intentionally changing all commits to you as the author)

My code is the samsung source which i dont have to post on github (since its already hosted by samsung :) )

And patches are posted in my thread. They may not be up to date but will updated as i have time.
[Vibrant Android Development] PJcastaldo:
Wow... A lot of haters.. Well king good work glad to see you on board for the vibrant!
[Vibrant Android Development] nick1217:
How do I revert back to stock kernel and if I restore nandroid do, I still have oc'd kernel?
[Vibrant Android Development] Paging Dr B:
I've been searching and couldn't find a flashable stock kernel. Has anyone seen one around here and if so can you post a link. I don't have access to ODIN and ADB right now. I'm getting a Force Close anytime I try to make a call. Here's the exact message: The process com.android.phone has stopped unexpectedly. please try again. dumpstate_app_201009211514_com_android_phone.log has been saved. Use *#9900# to copy out log.

I'm using Bionix1.3 (no voodoo) w/kings kernel on top. I doubt it but would a nandroid restore also replace the kernel that I was using?
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
this made my day.

Must be great to be exempt from the GPL ;)

at any rate, it's pretty convenient you can post updates, but can't attach the text file patch when you update the kernel post ;) nice

I find it ironic you have the courage to bash someone when you have never once uploaded ONE of your kernel sources.....

hmmm
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
then I suggest you do more research :)
[Vibrant Android Development] kiddiosky:
Flashed with (ROM) Frankin-Twiz everything is smooth but when I tried the NFL Mobile App After 10 sec of video it freezes up on me.. anyone else have this problem? I'm trying too go back too Stock as we speak...
[Vibrant Android Development] justanothercrowd:
I'm not exempt. I could choose to use this method to comply with GPL you are the one that should read up.

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which is in line with the GPL.

Oh and I have uploaded my Kernel sources in the past...it just wasn't on GitHub and you must not have got the link. Sorry. Not my fault.

I will post my kernel source/patches when I have the time. Currently I'm killing time at work... And it doesnt have to be on github I could use a tarball or whatever container I choose.

This all started with me seeing that your features were almost identical to Unhelpfuls (who I talk with frequently) and that you also listed "features" that are already in the stock kernel that ships with the phone (no one needed to add them they were already there get it? ) To the basic user they probabaly think you added all this stuff that was there to begin with. You had also been known to take others work in the past. I was merely acting in Unhelpfuls defense if you had taken his work.

Why do you think Cyanogen bothered you about changing the author of commits you didn't write to yourself. That is the second reason i checked things out. I see you have learned your lesson from that one.

Anyways any response will just be a waste. I'm not even trying to diss you just stating the facts. Take it how you will. This is just my Hobby and I'm glad i get the time that i do get to work on things for the community. But I wont clutter your thread with any other posts. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] justanothercrowd:
This could be due to the UV. This Hummingbird processor is very sensitive to voltage changes and is actually overvolted out of the box for stability across all binned chips.
[Vibrant Android Development] chadti99:
Hi kingklick, could you please provide more info on what the bluetooth patches do?
[Vibrant Android Development] augustorm:
something is a miss

ran quadrant when just stock with root and could have sworn i was around 1200.

Then i flashed the bionix 1.3 with king's kernel and quadrant reported mid 800's.

Then i installed setcpu and OC'd to 1.2 and set it to conservative and quad reported 950 something.

Anyway i dont get anything close to what these other cats are reporting...might as well go back to stock stuff no?

What am i missing?

peace
[Vibrant Android Development] Sym_Link:
I had the same problem on Frankin-Twiz with the NFL app and was using JACs kernel at the time. I switched ROMs with the JACs kernel and the problem was gone. I believe it is a problem with Frankin-Twiz.
[Vibrant Android Development] chucky80:
Quadrant is not accurate with performance. With the lag fix, your quadrant score will be higher but might have some issues with things more working properly.
[Vibrant Android Development] Paging Dr B:
Quad scores are mid 800's on stock w/out lagfix.
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
NFL app issues are on twiz apparently.
[Vibrant Android Development] TunedFish:
Same question. I'm looking at the stock kernel solution but it seems to require odin and my ex has my computers:( haven't been able to finish building a new one.
[Vibrant Android Development] lotherius:
Agreed. My experience with "lagfix" methods is that I can't tell any difference except in the things that break or work oddly. I think people see "improvement" because they expect improvement, and Quadrant backs them up.

I've never experienced this mythical "lag", I guess. Maybe those who have should see how many cpu hog tasks they have running in the background?
[Vibrant Android Development] joshthewaster:
I'm still running this but I was looking around for a stock, flashable, kernel with no luck. I *think* I could flash one of the bionic roms that had it included and then restore my last nandroid and be right where I was prior to flashing this.

Edit: I'm not going to right now but that's what I'd try till a stock one gets posted.

Edit 2: A flashsable one is linked a bit further in the thread.