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[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
this made my night ^^ haha

At any rate, have been working on the update to this, will keep you all posted :)
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
WHERE"s mah update

:mad: :p

lol jk

fyi Kernel #1 ran better for me ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] justanothercrowd:
It took 3 minutes tops and my code is on github.

I got a kick out of the whole "crying" thing but lets try and be adults here. I just as zimp and a few mods feel that a more straight forward way of explaining your changes would end any of this. The mods mentioned the gpl not me. I just expressed the same concern that end-users know what they are getting themselves into especially when the word "lag-fix" is used. Hopefully we can be mature about this and not result to personal attacks.

The simple fact that you have people asking what the about your advertised "speedy lag fix" is should be an obvious sign that it is a vague explanation of a "feature" that people think they are getting. Honestly I just don't see a "lag-fix" here...to most end users a "lag-fix" involves some sort of either partition modification/loop mount etc. I would want to know if it would conflict with other lag fixes if I was an end-user as well.

So basically and Kernel that has a change to stock values is a lagfix? We both know that isn't the correct and to say otherwise with a straight face is well.. ;)

Voodoo is rather popular because it seems to work for quite a few people across all Galaxy S variants and is extremely well documented in regards to being a lagfix.. so if I can bring a proven method as another option to vibrant users then why not?

But since you think I'm "trolling" your thread ill go ahead and let others with the same concern voice their opinions and leave you alone since its clearly gotten under your skin. I have nothing against you personally. This is simply a hobby of mine hopefully you can understand :)
[Vibrant Android Development] Dan_Brutal:
I flashed this last night. Don't know if it worked. When installing, it installed really fast(like 1 sec), then rebooted twice on its own. It says kernel is 2.6.29 in phone info. I also noticed that I'm having a lot more lag and freeze ups. I don't notice any improvements at all. I'm on stock rom. Any ideas?
[Vibrant Android Development] rudeguy:
Glad I could be of service.

Any idea if your kernel will work with Eugene's (or JAC's) Froyo builds?
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
that will most likely require some edits on my end

I have been adding some cool things from the mainline kernel today. (misc bug fixes and fixes for stability, maybe some performance) I will keep you all posted :)

I spend too much time on this stuff haha
[Vibrant Android Development] naack:
does the lag fix do something to help the compass problem?
[Vibrant Android Development] jayprime:
I Applied the kernel for better battery life and the oc feature. I also applied ryan's lag fix and so far everything is working great. My quad score 2300-2400 and oc to 1200 i get 9.768 mflops. I would like to get my quad to the 2600+, sorry if i'm an idiot for asking but what is the deadline scheduler and how do you enable it to get those quad scores 2600+.

Hey King great job on kernel I love my linpak score!
[Vibrant Android Development] zimphishmonger:
If all your trying to do is raise your quadrant score, you are wasting your time. Its been proven that ryanza's lag fix cheats quadrant, so your score is meaningless. If it feels snappy, just enjoy your phone lol.

Sent from my SGH-T959
[Vibrant Android Development] jayprime:
I know the lag fix cheats the quad score. I just like learning new things. Im just having fun with my new favorite phone and killing time at my job.
[Vibrant Android Development] phonepersonality:
I'm sure you mean well....and you're probably a really nice guy and all...but why is it that every time I read a post from you, you're always pissing on someone's parade?

You're not even subtle about it. Just boom!

You kinda remind me of the Cobra Kai Sensei from "Karate Kid".

Just sayin' :)
[Vibrant Android Development] yespinosa:
Little thing I noticed this kernal is much more responsive with V1 of the Ryanza lag fix V2 seems less responsive
[Vibrant Android Development] zimphishmonger:
Learning new things is great, and we've all "played" (aka brick, restore, brick, restore) with our phones during downtime, but its it better working with accurate information? You already acknowledged the fact that you understand the lagfix cheats Quadreant, so nothing to add there.;)

Has nothing to do with me personally, and nothing to do with me "pissing on someones parade", it has to do with the spread of misinformation. Quadrant scores, especially when used to measure "lag fixes" and using the free version, don't mean anything (at least Quadrant advanced gives you SOME insight).

My point is that If your phone feels fast, stable, and responsive, then just enjoy it instead of obsessing over a few points from a benchmark that isn't accurate to begin with.

I may come off strong, but I am only trying to preventing the spread and obsession over misinformation. Its a disservice to everyone, from end-users to developers.

Trust me, I spend far more time helping users than "pissing on their parade" lol. This is just a hobby of mine, and I enjoy helping people. One look at my previous posts should tell you that....

My comments in this thread typically are stronger than usual because there is SO much misinformation here, and despite the fact that I'm not currently using this kernel, I try to help.

Feel free to think what u like though, its your phone, your data, your time, and ultimately your opinion. Doesn't bother me if your data gets corrupted because your obsessively trying to get a few extra points on a synthetic benchmark using a lag fix that is prone to random data corruption :-p

Seems counterproductive to me but (shrug)

#justsayin :rolleyes::rolleyes:

Sent from my SGH-T959
[Vibrant Android Development] Dan_Brutal:
Come on. Someone must be able to answer my question.
[Vibrant Android Development] zimphishmonger:
You cant tell from anything in settings that you are using a different kernel. It will say the same version number, as KK compiled from Samsung's source. Flash the stock kernel and see if you still have issues. A kernel install should only take about 20-30 seconds, so it like it installed, but maybe your phone doesnt like the OC (if you are even OCing). Try JAC's kernel and stock and see if you have the same result.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dan_Brutal:
Ok. Maybe Im missing something here. I installed the zip. But when Im installing it, the recovery screen gets all crazy looking. It looks like its zoomed way in, and then it looks normal and says install compete. When I benchmark my phone after, its still only at 1000mhz. This is my first time flashing a kernel, but I have flashed countless roms on my G1 and my TP2. Am I missing something?

**Edit**

The freeze ups and lag issues are not happening anymore.
[Vibrant Android Development] Dan_Brutal:
I tried flashing both, but with the same results. I think maybe my recovery img is screwed? Both installed the same way, took the same amount of time to install(about 3 seconds), and my phone still runs like stock. Im really confused by this.
[Vibrant Android Development] j0hnZ:
If you came from the stock kernel its as simple as checking in setcpu if you can overclock to 1200MHz. If your getting FC's run fix permission in rom manager.
[Vibrant Android Development] zimphishmonger:
Okay, it will act like stock except you can overclock it using setcpu and it's undervolted, so it uses less power. If you aren't ocing, it still act like a stock kernel w better battery life. Does that help explain it?

Sent from my SGH-T959
[Vibrant Android Development] Dan_Brutal:
Ok. So if I can set the clock to 1200 than the kernel worked? Then Im all set, because I downloaded set cpu and set it to 1200. Runs like a top.
[Vibrant Android Development] jayprime:
Will this kernel work with JI5?
[Vibrant Android Development] samyvibrantuser:
No good for me. i updated the Vibrant but after rebooting i went quadrant and its still 886. i don't think i see any changes coming from stock.
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
install setcpu and push it to 1200MHz

:p

it doesn't do anything unless u turn it on ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
Let's please not forget how pointless quadrant is!
[Vibrant Android Development] kennyp987:
Whats a better benchmark besides linpack which depresses me?

Vibrant - Bionix 1.3 - JAC's Xmod kernel - ext2 lag fix
[Vibrant Android Development] Mrmorbidthoughts:
Flashed rom with no problems. OC to 1.2 nicely. Has anyone had the issue of media files and youtube not being recognized. Won't allow me to listen to any of my music.
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
if you are able to select 1.2 Ghz using set cpu or overclock widget, the kernel flashed correctly :)
[Vibrant Android Development] fcbarca17:
Easy to Install, Amazing Performance

Thanks a lot for the kernel King.

Dont know what i would do without it.

This is my second vibrant (first one the SAMOLD turned blank...) and i would like to say that it runs amazingly fast. The OCLF is no match for this.

Keep up the good work!

I would donate but not over 18! =(

sorry man

--

Stock ROM (Removed bloatware) + Root +KingKlick #2

My froyo is melting...
[Vibrant Android Development] fcbarca17:
Yep, youre King'd
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
NEW kernel coming to you guys soon!

patched up to .29.6!

plain ol 2.6.29 is a thing of the past!!!

:D

be ready
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
*NEW* kernel 2.6.29.6 is live!

:D
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
YaY

^_^

:D
[Vibrant Android Development] AustinKnight45:
Can I flash this over OCv4 ?
[Vibrant Android Development] 007shinobi:
This maybe a noob question, but is it possible to add a tun.ko module to the kernel for the galaxy s vibrant? Or whatever is needed to get openvpn to work?
[Vibrant Android Development] fcbarca17:
Upgrading

How would upgrading from v2 to v3 work?

Would i have to flash the stock Kernel and then v3?

Thanks in advance
[Vibrant Android Development] fcbarca17:
Stuck in clockwork at

"Finding update package..."

Flashed back to stock kernel and then flashed new update

help!
[Vibrant Android Development] mygti02:
wow......this kernel is amazingly fast......screw quadrant....mine is only coming up in the 900's but its way faster than the last lag fix i was using that was giving me 2700+ ratings in quadrant.

Great job!!
[Vibrant Android Development] lralexl:
how much + battery life compared to #2 would you say this has from your experience? +10%, 15, etc.
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
Really glad to see all of my time was not wasted :)

I myself am loving the way this is performing on my vibrant.

Thank you ALL for your feedback
[Vibrant Android Development] dablackanarch:
King, just a quick question and forgive me if you've answered it already. Is this kernel compatible with the JI5 upgrade from the other day? Thanks for the awesome work!
[Vibrant Android Development] rogerchew:
would like to know this as well!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] minedune:
probably dumb question but have to ask this patched kernel work with JI5
[Vibrant Android Development] Lutin:
If when I overclock it freezes up constantly, does that mean I'm just ****ed? :[
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
Unfortunately, yes.

Not every phone can overclock :(
[Vibrant Android Development] Lutin:
Do you think there's any way I could get it replaced with a newer one that might be able to?
[Vibrant Android Development] dablackanarch:
It no worky with JI5

So, I downloaded and flashed King's Kernel and soft bricked my phone (black screen, lit up touch keys, etc.). I reflashed the JI5 update via Odin and I'm all good. So, there you go guys. It doesn't work for me with the JI5 update.
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
If you have Insurance, you could probably fudge something but other then that, I doubt it :(
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
this might not be good for the owner, but it made me LOL.
[Vibrant Android Development] rogerchew:
thanks for being the guinea pig! much appreciated :)
[Vibrant Android Development] jayprime:
I downloaded the kernal for the uv. I downloaded setcpu to try oc it worked for 4hrs great but stared freezing on me. My vib cant gandle the oc at all it was my second try.
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
yes, it varies from phone to phone
[Vibrant Android Development] dablackanarch:
NP. That's what we do.
[Vibrant Android Development] Captainkrtek:
Clean it up in here guys
[Vibrant Android Development] yvyv:
King V3 is simply AWESOME, Bionix 1.4 stock kerner and just flash your version 3 and my phone is as smooth and fast as it could be, no need for lag fix or voodoo.

Thank you.
[Vibrant Android Development] kwbdc:
i echo yvyv, did the same and overclocking has been working perfectly!
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
new freq;s comiung soon
[Vibrant Android Development] GameOver69:
Does this kernel work with the latest FW #4 from eugene373 that uses JI6?

Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
if you use the kernel backport
[Vibrant Android Development] GameOver69:
King,

Sorry for my ignorance, but what does that mean, and where do i get it from? Thanks
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
Eugene has thread about it I believe
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=796425
[Vibrant Android Development] GameOver69:
Ok. Now I have a question. I already flashed your kernel without adding the files in the above said post and have no issues? Is that possible?
[Vibrant Android Development] paulskerr:
battery life

yard work 5 hours jamming w/ tune wiki, several phone calls, texting, internet play, 3 hours of music play driving kids around, waiting in office played some yatzi and some frogger and more internet 10 hours heavy use all together, and never died. AWESOME BATTERY LIFE.

using vibrant 9 w/ kings #3 kernal

i luv u guys, man
[Vibrant Android Development] paulskerr:
oh yeah using overclock widget set at 1000 to 12000 & getting linpack score 9.8

using vibrant 9 w/ kings #3 kernal

i luv u guys, man
[Vibrant Android Development] paulskerr:
setcpu made my phone freeze also, try overclock widget. works great for me.

using vibrant 9 w/ kings #3 kernal

i luv u guys, man
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
:)

Glad I could help
[Vibrant Android Development] golmar88:
Beautiful

Appreciate the work, even if Others want to drag in the who coded what to who's butt plug.

Don't get me wrong, I agree with them about giving props where props are do.

Its just in this case, who else has such a well put together kernel??

mad props to unhelpful, but i prefer this one.

And your learning, it's all a learning experience. And now you understand the importance of it all, so now we will move on.

undone one click lag fix, removed ext2tools, flashed king rebooted, veeolaw *okie twang* I'll be checking out the Batt tomorrow *fingers crossed*but as for the nonsensical quad scores... stock with king kernal (no lag fix or rom, setcpu@1.2)=== 2473 :cool: It's a beautiful thing!

Going to test drive for awhile before i drop some coin , but from the looks of it, It's comin!
[Vibrant Android Development] j0hnZ:
I call BS.
[Vibrant Android Development] tamsar:
no linky

link not working for me..
[Vibrant Android Development] golmar88:
Last one I ran and took screenshot of was 2631,

like I said though nonsensical Scores, pretty much meaningless.

I say no lag fix, but king has one in the kernel.

Batt not as good as I hoped, so I'll probably drop setcpu down to 1000.

It won't let me post a pic cause I'm "new". Here's a link to cyanogen post. just cut and paste and add an "h" to the front

Btw, I switched to overclock widget

ttp://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/6322-howto-the-overpowered-vibrant-v15/page__st__240__gopid__69757#entry69757
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
I posted a new kernel that is capable of 1.3 Ghz

It is on my website I will not be posting it here
[Vibrant Android Development] kingklick:
my kernels work with the new JL6 stuff

you just need to use that MOD flashable .zip someone made a thread about
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
King, I sent you a PM. Btw, where is this 1.3ghz kernel? I want to try it out but couldn't find it on your website.

EDIT: Ok, nevermind, I found it, but how do I become a platinum member so I can download that bad boy?
[Vibrant Android Development] EZ14U2NV:
hopefully he's nice enough to let you bake it into your rom bionix!!
[Vibrant Android Development] etichola:
I've been using Bionix. Anyway, what's the advantage of KingKlick's kernel compare to Jack's? Thx!!
[Vibrant Android Development] slighpcs:
kingklick, I am giving your newest kernel (#4 @ 1.3GHz) a go-around and I seem to be having an issue pairing/connecting blue-tooth devices. I haven't had time to do any investigating and I was curious if there are any known issues? Other than that, everything seems to be running very snappy. Thank you for your kernels, as they are much appreciated.
[Vibrant Android Development] Shaul305:
@KingKlick not sure if this is the right area, but I just got the Bionix 1.9 with the KK OC/UV Kernel, and just wanted to say big ups! Thanks alot for great work!!! Truly appreciated!
[Vibrant Android Development] kaizasoshi:
Any chance you could point me in the direction of this #4 kernel? Or a link would be much appreciated!
[Vibrant Android Development] slighpcs:
You can find the kernel on KingKlick's website, you'll need to subscribe as a platinum user to find the kernel in the forum.
[Vibrant Android Development] kaizasoshi:
Thanks man!! Ill check it out...Any chance you could post a link?
[Vibrant Android Development] GTOJim:
I'm having a problem with my bluetooth, it will pair with my phone but will not connect. Using version 4
[Vibrant Android Development] xanvincent:
I'm trying to find some information about this "speedy king lag fix" included in version 2+. Is this like other lag fixes (Moving data to ext2/3/4)? Or is this purely a kernel?
[Vibrant Android Development] biigreen:
+1 on the bluetooth. At least I know I'm not alone.
[Vibrant Android Development] Whitehawkx:
Loving your kernels King. Rockin' #4 @ 1.3GHz and it is snappy as ever. I do have one question. It says in your change log that support for EXT4 is added in. Do you know if EXT4 Z4mod will work with your kernels? Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] GTOJim:
Just installed Bionix Fusion 1.1 stock version. Setup bluetooth, then installed KK 4 1.3ghz, it broke my bluetooth. This is before installing any apps or doing a restore.

KK 4 also broke my bluetooth in Bionix 1.91

Any suggestions?
[Vibrant Android Development] rbirg:
Don't use KK v4?
[Vibrant Android Development] GTOJim:
I'm not. :)

Just wondering if others have a secret hand shake or something to make it work with bluetooth.

Or does this break bluetooth for everyone?
[Vibrant Android Development] mikeyinid:
OH MAN!!!

I just got my vibrant an hour ago. Of course its already rooted, but when i flashed kings kernel, all i get is boot logo followed by black screen. i cant get it to boot into recovery either. Ive used kings kernels on just about every android phone ive had and never a issue. What the hell did i do wrong???

It just loops when i try to put it in recovery!! Im freakin out!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] AustinKnight45:
You might have to odin back then

Search xda for this file "kernel-backward-compat-UVJFD.zip" and flash it before you flash kk kernal then right after you flash that zip flash the kk one after it, dont redoot just flash one after another the zip then the kernal o and there s a 1.6ghz kernal out now that's really nice same way of flashing applies to it also
[Vibrant Android Development] mikeyinid:
I cant get files on the phone to flash them. I got it into rcovery but how do i get the file on the phone? This internal memory thing is messin me up!!!

OK!! Got it. And, I flashed this 1.6 kernel...how are they gettin those high quadrant scores? Mine is still lower than the nexus one. i had a EVO with CM6 and a snapturbo kernel overclocked to 1.19 and it was twice as high as this vibrant at 1.6! Not complaining, just wondering what I can do to bring it up. Also, and i apologize if this is the wrong place, but can someone tell me which ROM is closest to the stock? Thanks much

@AustinKnight...Thanks for the help man!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] samoelito:
ok couldnt wait and tried it on JI2 and get stuck at Vibrant screen -.-... reflashing...ugh
[Vibrant Android Development] Anderdroid:
Yep, bricked my JI2 as well. ;/
[Vibrant Android Development] boss5:
Question, will this present any problems with using setcpu or any other cpu clocking apps?
[Vibrant Android Development] rUsTyRuSs:
As far as I know J12 has new drivers and is probably incompatible. At least that is the case with jac's kernels and voodoo.
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
There using a new source code for the latest leak.. The kernel is built against different module's regarding video

Might work if we pull the new Modules and repacked them into the kernel, I've yet to try this, but will try when I get some time to flash back to the leak.
[Vibrant Android Development] Demiurgic:
I had franklin twiz update running with voodoo beta4. I saw in the op - Added support for EXT4 filesystems. I thought hey I will try to flash this and be the guinea pig.

- tried to install an app it says not enough space

- app storage shows 0.00gb
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
did you undo voodoo before flashing?
[Vibrant Android Development] rUsTyRuSs:
Is it possible to flash voodoo for the lag fix and flash this kernel after. Will it retain the fix? Thanks in advance,

Russ
[Vibrant Android Development] rUsTyRuSs:
Do you ever sleep? =P
[Vibrant Android Development] eugene373:
no Unless King adds support for voodoo into his kernel.

Currently the kernel uses RFS partition as the Voodoo uses ext4, you need to un-install the voodoo before you can flash this.
[Vibrant Android Development] Demiurgic:
I saw support for ext4 file system so I thought I would give a try with voodoo still installed. I didn't think it would work. I knew people would ask so.. at least it didn't soft brick my phone.
[Vibrant Android Development] 18.4009:
Hey kingklick, so glad to see you working on the Vibrant! Looks like we are getting more and more good devs over here! Loved your work on the G1 and then on my Nexus and now on the Vibrant. Your practically becoming family, wife says your invited for thanksgiving lol

18.4009
[Vibrant Android Development] xplanowestx:
I know i'm not Stranger to KingKlick's work from the G1/3G, thanks for the work dude... glad to see you on the vibrant team :)
[Vibrant Android Development] d_bot:
hey King, I have been jealous of my friends Evo Running your hybrid rom, and now needless to say i am more than excited to see you in the vibrant forums, loved your work on the mt3g, donation coming your way friend, can wait to be getting insane battery life on my vibrant! thanks man flashing now, running Vibrant9
[Vibrant Android Development] yespinosa:
Would this work with the ryanza lag fix or should I remove that then flash?
[Vibrant Android Development] chucky80:
Thanks King! Worked for me with the 2.1 bundle update installed.
[Vibrant Android Development] chucky80:
I don't know what you guys are doing wrong or did wrong but I have the J12 leaked update also with some programs themed, I flashed this update with clockwork mod and it worked fine for me.
[Vibrant Android Development] oreoleo:
Would the under volted kernel cause worse reception like they did in nexus.
[Vibrant Android Development] d_bot:
if it works on FrankenTwiz it theoretically should work on JI2 right since FrankenTwiz is based on JI2
[Vibrant Android Development] bstromberg:
false...franken-twiz is built on pre-leak base.
[Vibrant Android Development] cdw9800:
hmm didnt know that it was just now getting my phone back so i wasnt reading about it feel asleep before i could flash it but i did make a nandroid i guess i can flash some stuff now