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[Captivate Android Development] HaiKaiDo:
So just wondering, I'm on di11igafs newest rom and I flashed over to the newest firebird kernel. are there any recommendations on which version of this kernel I should use and or what I need to do before flashing this?

Sent From My Captivate Running Whatevers Fastest Today
[Captivate Android Development] evrionis:
Would you think I can use this kernel with the "Phoenix 2.2.1 version 4.1~~1/22/2011" ROM?

I have a samsung captivate from rogers.
[Captivate Android Development] sjavvaji:
u can check out suckerpunch...1.4ghz was just added
[Captivate Android Development] shaolin95:
I like the Paragon kernel the best right now and the RC5 about to be released is very nice with all the latest stuff in it.
[Captivate Android Development] goob1284:
Any ideas if this kernal is gonna get a sharpness fix?
[Captivate Android Development] existz:
According to the OP it already includes voodoo sharpness fix, I doubt any more development will be made on this kernel, seeing how setiron has been gone forever
[Captivate Android Development] soypoi:
I hope he comes back, this kernel is the only one that performs to my needs :(
[Captivate Android Development] shaolin95:
Have you tried the Paragon Kernel? I have been using that one and it rocks...I have even doing beta testing for it...the best I have tried so far.
[Captivate Android Development] johan8:
I think so too....

Compare with speedmod, this kernel is real much smoother even not oc !
[Captivate Android Development] shaolin95:
This kernel is based on Hardcore's SpeedMod...
[Captivate Android Development] johan8:
I know, nearly all kernel are based on the same source, and also other modded kernels.

But don't know why, this kernel is smoother.

I'm now using Suckerpunch.
[Captivate Android Development] s2h2golf:
I agree. I've tried SuckerPunch, Paragon 4, Firebird 2, Speedmod and others and I keep finding myself coming back to this one. I've had some charger death problems in the past with SetiroN's kernels, but I've only had one shutdown with my current configuration.

I'm clocked at 1.34 ghz and it is stable when using Stability Test (25 rounds before I ended the program manually) and I get very good battery life. With Paragon 4, I had to turn everything down to 1.2 ghz with no undervolting to get it stable. My benchmark scores are much higher - Nenamark at 51.9fps vs. 40.3fps for Paragon, Linpack at almost 19 with SetiroN vs. almost 17 stable with Paragon (and 14 for SuckerPunch). Quadrant is about the same for all of them. I have no lag (noticeable lag with Paragon when using LauncherPro) and I can flip through settings smoothly.

I also prefer the sharpness fix that this one has, although other kernels are now starting to incorporate it too.

Thanks to Shaolin for the stability test guide and from his signature, I pulled in the GPS cocktail from my old Assonance zip and now I have great GPS again.
[Captivate Android Development] shaolin95:
Ok something is seriously wrong with your flashes if you are really getting those results.

I have tried every OCed kernel out there and when it comes to linpack ALL of them at the same speed will be on the same ballpark. At 1344 you are in the mids to high 18s so a 14 with SuckerPunch cannot be at 1344. That is the score you get at 1.2

As for 40 on Nenamark...again, that is very wrong there. Even at stock speeds you should get more than that.

I find that Paragons kernel gives me more consistent results than any other Kernel so far. I am on RC5 which is now release in different speed formats like setirons 1.4.7 series as it seems most phones getter stability that way.

I never had to drop down my speed when going from Setiron to Paragon...in fact if anything I was able to push a bit higher.

With sucker punch I did have to go back in speed but he is working on single speed kernels too so that should solve the issue.

I mean, if you are happy with Setirons that is all good and dandy but I wanted to let you know that your experience is NOT normal for sure.

Regards
[Captivate Android Development] s2h2golf:
That's what I thought too - surely it had to do with how I flashed and maybe I had flashed too many kernels, so I started over (I was on Serendipity 2.0). I downloaded Serendipity 5.1 and placed the zimage from the Paragon 4 kernel into the ROM directly instead of flashing it through CWM. Booted everything up again and while it seemed stable (I could get 1.3ghz and at times 1.4ghz to work OK, but I couldn't get Stability Test to run more than about 15 times before shutting itself off), there was still noticeable lag with LauncherPro. At 1.34ghz with the Paragon 4 kernel, I did get one or two runs from Nenamark around 49fps, but since I could not get it to be stable, I dropped down to 1.2ghz and that is when I was getting the 40.3fps. Irritated, I flashed SuckerPunch and even though I changed the settings in the voltage app and rebooted multiple times, it would never show more than 1ghz in Stability Test (hence the 14 in Linpack I assume). Dropped SuckerPunch and put SetiroN's 1.5.6xt kernel on and it ran fine, until I had a major boot loop that forced me to reflash again (this has happened twice - once with Assonance and once with Serendipity). This time I put SetiroN's zimage file in Serendipity 5.1 along with the Assonance GPS cocktail and flashed away. I've been good ever since.

Now I will say this - there appeared to be something fishy when I flashed Serendipity 5.1 the first time (always Master Clear and clear partitions when I flash). Task Manager stopped working and would shut down the phone when I accessed it. I also noticed that other google programs were not available when I looked at TiBu (no, I never restore settings, only apps). I've been flashing ROMs since October with excellent results, but I may have had a bad flash - happens every now and then with my phone (1007 batch), and since I have not tried Paragon with my current setup that seems to run much smoother, I cannot definitively say that SetiroN is that much better for me. I've been using some version of SetiroN's kernel since December and aside from some charger death issues, it has worked well for me.
[Captivate Android Development] XGX5309:
Don't worry s2h2golf... I have the same issue. With SetiroN's 1.5.6 kernel, I can stably overclock to more than 1.4Ghz, with 1.4GHz being rock solid. With SuckerPunch I can't get over 1280MHz without it freezing 15 seconds after booting. I also can mirror your Nenamark results with SpeedMod. SetiroN's kernel gave me consistently 10+ more FPS than any other kernel, and much higher Linpack scores.
[Captivate Android Development] shaolin95:
Really, much higher linpack scores at the same speeds?
[Captivate Android Development] lpsi2000:
Agreed very nice Kernel and with the latest features
[Captivate Android Development] XGX5309:
Well, it scales linearly so maybe not "much" different. But yes, higher. This kernel feels more optimized than the others. If this one had Voodoo Sound V4, I'd never flash to anything else.
[Captivate Android Development] shaolin95:
As I said, I have yet to see a kernel that at 1344 does not offer the same performance as others in Linpack. Running linpack several times with the same kernel of course shows variances in the results but I am sorry, claiming one kernel is going to provide higher linpacks than other is not realistic based on all the kernels I have tried, not to mention all the betas as well.

I used to beta test for Setiron and supported his work for a long time as you can see if you read through this thread so I have nothing against this kernel. Just stating the facts based on all the tests that I have done personally.

I have seen someone claim getting 19s at 1280 which was rapidly exposed as a lie..other than that, they all do the same...some more consistently than others but around the same.

That is for LINPACK only though. Some other stuff do change with kernels like 3D performance is some times affected, not hugely but enough to show consistenly when benchmarking for example.

I normally get 52-54 in Nenamark for example.

And yes, I do hope Setiron comes back to work on his Kernel and we get an updated version.
[Captivate Android Development] s2h2golf:
Shaolin - I agree with what you are saying. I've been following this thread since December and tried the Paragon kernel based on your recommendation. I appreciate what you have done for the community because without beta testers, we'd still be using the stock kernel.

My results on Linpack were based on different clock speeds for Paragon, SuckerPunch and SetiroN - based on what was stable for my phone. SuckerPunch would never show more than 1.0ghz when running Stability Test, even though I had it set at 1.34ghz - I assume that something wasn't right either with my .zip file or with the kernel that I downloaded - I noticed the next morning after running those tests there was an update, but I never tried it. I was at 1.2ghz with Paragon, although when I tried running 1.3ghz I was at 18-19 with Linpack and almost 20 at 1.4ghz - it just wasn't stable for my phone at that speed.
[Captivate Android Development] shaolin95:
I understand how our phones seem to be picky indeed...some like multiple steps kernels, others like simpler ones...mine hates high voltages when it comes to its GPU so yeah...I am sure this is hardly a case were one kernel is best for all. :-)
[Captivate Android Development] jimmboonline:
v1.56 BATTREY DRAIN FIXED!!!!!!!

I was able to fix the battery drain problem i was facing.

the problem:

cognition 4.3.1

then i used odin3 v1.7 to flash the tar of v1.56 or xt variant.

using "cpu spy" on the market i noted that while sleeping/locked it was at 800mhz solid :confused:

The FIX:

i read some more of the 200+ pages of threads and found that it wanted a I9000 modem, i used the new I9000 ugkc1 modem and now it sleeps in deep sleep mode!!!!!! it does step past the 800 setting but only for 20ms or so!!

through voltage control 3.03b i set

100@-50mv, 200@-50mv, 400@-100mv, and 1440@-25mv

SUPER QUICK! no shuttering like suckerpunch or onyx.

will let you know more tomorrow to see just how good it is.

using 1.56 xt, 4% drain overnight 6.5 hours!!!!!!!!

first run 2456 second 2629 third 2635

I know the I/O score is almost useless however i did get 417 points for 2D, and 1146 points for 3D

lagfix or not, this is what i wanted from the beginning from samsung.

n64 emulator runs perfect now with 4 frame skip selected!! super smash brothers, mario 64, f-zero-x, and mario kart run with NO hesitation!

F YEAH!
[Captivate Android Development] WickedStyx:
Try the test led notification in the app (in a dark room). I didn't even realise the backlight was on under fluorescents
[Captivate Android Development] BoostedSR20:
I just flashed this over the latest Cog, and started reaping the benefits. Couldn't have been easier. Its already alot quicker without even changing anything.

I also vote for a poll to see who is using what lagfix config...
[Captivate Android Development] NeoXerO:
So what exactly DOESN'T work with this rom cuz its using an i9000 kernel?

Sorry, but I never flashed an i9000 kernel before and I'm hesitating to do it right now cuz I don't wana screw something up (like lose the 3 button download mode or something)
[Captivate Android Development] WickedStyx:
Well I've just been told by two people that I sound like a robot at their end. Anyone else?
[Captivate Android Development] raspdeep:
first post tells you the answer.. anyway, just open a console and type busybox. if not install, reboot to recovery and go to ULF (iirc) and option to install superuser, that should also install busybox
[Captivate Android Development] tjsooley:
how do i change the boot animation?
[Captivate Android Development] crazililazn:
Looking for the answer for this too >
[Captivate Android Development] WickedStyx:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=819686

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=822955
[Captivate Android Development] crazililazn:
tyvm! :] and wow... APPLES ARE NOM!!! XDXD

now fix the voltage control on reboot and we are back into business!!! :3
[Captivate Android Development] TXRangerXDA:
I flashed this earlier today (over Cognition 2.3.1), and I have to say, it is fast and smooth running. And data is smoking as well. Best speed test results I have seen, both upload and download.

However, my reception sucks with this. Was out with my wife tonight, and anytime we went inside a store, I totally lost service where her iPhone 4 had 2 or 3 bars. And here in my house where we don't have the best reception, it varies from no signal to 2 bars, usually 0.

Guess I'll have to give up on my HSUPA, a awesome as it is when I have good reception. Can I just flash a new modem iitnto this? What.s the best bet for this?
[Captivate Android Development] tjsooley:
this setup rocks going jfs now
[Captivate Android Development] DOAlaboratories:
So is voodoo color only enabled at 100% brightness now or all across the board?

Sent from my Cappy using mental telepathy, *****ezz.
[Captivate Android Development] arffer:
That wasn't my question, and yes, I know from the first post that the modded Clockwork Recovery is

integrated

into the ULF kernel.

I was asking, and am still asking, if sztupy's modded cwm can be installed standalone, apart from being integrated into a kernel. The reason I'm asking is I would like access to its features, when starting from JF6 scratch, before I've installed Setiron's or sztupy's kernel. That's all. And the first post does NOT tell me that answer.

I can install the standard Clockwork by copying over its install.zip. I'm just asking if sztupy's modded version has any similiar standalone way to install it besides flashing a kernel that has it baked in.
[Captivate Android Development] driike:
i haven't seen it reset yet
[Captivate Android Development] Bowsa2511:
I know this sounds off-topic, but your name sounds so cool
[Captivate Android Development] bts0uth:
It didn't reset for me until I flashed version 1.1 and now the voltage resets every reboot.

On version 1.0.1 it did not reset after a reboot

Posted from my Captivate running Doc's JPO v7.5 rom with SetiroN's i9000 SuperOptimized, ULF, OC/UV, 340Mb, Re-Oriented kernel v1
[Captivate Android Development] driike:
using v1.1
[Captivate Android Development] bts0uth:
That's odd. What rom are you running? And are you just using voltage control app or something else in addition, like setcpu?

I have dbdata bound to data using jfs overkill, maybe that changes something?

Posted from my Captivate running Doc's JPO v7.5 rom with SetiroN's i9000 SuperOptimized, ULF, OC/UV, 340Mb, Re-Oriented kernel v1
[Captivate Android Development] newter55:
Most likely you are not connecting to 850 band. Known issue when using i9000 modem with odd fix.

Flash stock, flash jg8 modem, flash cog with this kernel and modem swapped for what dg had in his zip, or flash dg's rom with jg8 modem swapped in then flash this kernel/modem. This will enable the 850 mhz. Next you need to dial *#2263# select combi bands select wcdma 850,menu, back, menu exit. That will enable 850 3g

Swyped...and sorry I don't proofread
[Captivate Android Development] TXRangerXDA:
Wow. That is an odd fix :). I did go in and enable the 850, but I guess you are saying it ask isn't connecting sure to this issue? Where can I get the JG8 modem? And by swap with DG'S do you mean modify the cog zip before flashing?

Thanks for the info. I'll give this a go in the morning because I do really like this setup better than any I have done and the hsupa rocks.
[Captivate Android Development] newter55:
enabling it will not work without flashing jg8 from stock first....i know you may think i am nuts but i spent forever trying to use i9000 roms but had to have 850 at home and finally after trying everything this combination worked. Go Here:jg8 modem. Bottom of first post are my instructions and very bottom is jg8 modem.

edit: The easiest way is to flash back to stock. Right click on Cog and Use 7zip to Open Archive(not extract) of Cog 2.2bwhatever. click on update folder and drag the jg8modem.bin you downloaded into there, delete existing modem.bin, rename jg8modem.bin to modem.bin. Close window and put cog file on sd card. Flash with cwm. Finally flash this kernel/modem zip file with cwm.
[Captivate Android Development] SetiroN:
I had reverted BLN to 2.0 in 1.1, but noticing how the app wouldn't load correctly I thought it still didn't work - it actually does. :)

Updated to 1.1.1 - enabled init.d script execution on boot (Xan's app voltage settings are now being kept)
[Captivate Android Development] darkamikaze:
sweet .. BLN seals the deal for me :) i believe I will flash tonight after i'm done charging!

So.. for max battery life.. I'm gonna do ALL JFS, and flash the JPP modem... can anyone confirm that's gonna be awesome for me :D ? lol or should i do the JG8

btw.. OP should fix the BLN part.. and say it works. :x cause it still says "NOT WORKING"
[Captivate Android Development] di11igaf:
yup i will confirm that to get jpp or any hsupa working CORRECTLY, you have to flash stock and jg8 before you try to use JPP, or JPM or JPK.

this is exactly what i did-

-completely flash to stock jf6 with odin 1 click

-while stock, i flashed the jg8 modem with full odin version

-modified DG's package for this kernal and the JPP modem-put it on my sd card-i just confirmed that the jg8 was connecting to 850 and 1900 with *#0011#(i get 850 downstairs and 1900 upstairs)-and it was

-flashed the package i just put on my sd card.

-confirmed both bands still worked same as above(and they did)

-*#2263# and enabled wcdma 850 under combi even though i was now connecting to it anyway.

ive been using HSUPA modems for a while now, going back and forth depending on what rom im running and this is the ONLY reliable way to get 1900 to properly handover to 850
[Captivate Android Development] Cezar`:
BLN works for me as well.
[Captivate Android Development] krazyphire:
What ROM are you guys using with this kernel? I'm debating bt cog and tauts
[Captivate Android Development] Cezar`:
Im using it with Doc's ROM 7.5
[Captivate Android Development] id10terrordfw:
Tayutama's Super Lite with my own customizations. Mostly apps in system/app, and a touch of theming differences.
[Captivate Android Development] newter55:
Cog (atm) but pretty heavily modified.
[Captivate Android Development] joedon3:
Thanks SetiroN! Voltages are working for me as well. VERY nice work! I'll put you on my donation list for when payday rolls around. :-)
[Captivate Android Development] joedon3:
I'm running Tauts. Working flawlessly! Beautiful ROM and Kernel!
[Captivate Android Development] shaolin95:
Hi all!

Two questions:

1)I am using [kernel][froyo] I9000 reoriented v2.1.3 11.04.2010 right now. Anyone has compared that one to this one?

2) I see the Kernel says OC/UV and also mentions HSUPA. I thought we couldnt have overclock and HSUPA yet...is this kernel able to do so then? If so, I am IN for sure! :-) I assume I can just ODIN the kernel after disabling my current Voodoo fix right?

I am running Darky's Raw Steel Edition NOW V3.0 w/voodoo just in case.
[Captivate Android Development] di11igaf:
Its thesame kernel but with more of the options that some of the i9000 guys have made into some kernels all rolled into one. Theres a bunch of different lagfix options plus OC/UV.
[Captivate Android Development] ferris2375:
Any ideas why I can't get the voltage control app to run properly?

it loads up but just a black screen, no options. Running with latest COG ROM
[Captivate Android Development] TXRangerXDA:
Awesome instructions. I also see that the OP has been updated to be pretty close to this since I first read it closely too. Will be doing this shortly and will report back.

Thanks again newter55!
[Captivate Android Development] Jay120171:
Is there a uninstall procedure? I've had to remove the kernal twice now and cannot uninstall it without getting stuck at the recovery menu during each boot. I have to flash back to stock with Odin each time.
[Captivate Android Development] shaolin95:
So I should be able to text it by just disabling Voodoo and flashing with Odin or CWR right?
[Captivate Android Development] ragingclue:
I'm under the impression you don't have to disable voodoo.
[Captivate Android Development] jhnstn00:
V1.1.1 its tempting but goin out of town and need phone. If I flash I will l be playing with settings all weekend. :( will do when I am back.

Great work..
[Captivate Android Development] joedon3:
Did you flash the kernel. :-) I first tried the voltage app just to see if it would work.
[Captivate Android Development] joedon3:
you got it. I think this kernal is built on the kernel you're using now.
[Captivate Android Development] ferris2375:
Hmm, yeah I did flash the kernel. Did the COG install then flashed to this kernel.
[Captivate Android Development] \/icious:
You dont need to disable voodoo. I am runinng this.kernal.with darky's 3.0 as well.
[Captivate Android Development] shaolin95:
And to confirm are you really able to OC to 1.2GHZ and have HSUPA with this one?
[Captivate Android Development] joedon3:
Yes. I can confirm that.
[Captivate Android Development] joedon3:
Has anyone looked into removing the 56fps cap on the phone. I was getting 56fps on an old Eclair build, I would imagine it would be faster with an OC FROYO.....
[Captivate Android Development] dowenprs:
Yep, I am running the AOSP Beta 5 Rom with this Kernel, and the JPM modem. Overclocked and HSUPA are working great. This kernel is fantastic! So dang fast and smooth! This is my favorite kernel so far, and by far, it's definately worth a try.

Peace

Dan
[Captivate Android Development] shaolin95:
Well since it seems I can just flash the kernel over what I have and not have to do anything else...I cant hardly think of a reason not to! Plus I am hurt so I cant do any hockey today...so I have all day to play with it after work lol
[Captivate Android Development] xan:
^^ So now we know what it was :D
[Captivate Android Development] tehsam:
home button haptic feedback

there is a lot of conversation about the home button with this kernel. is it still missing haptic feedback?
[Captivate Android Development] joedon3:
Yes, just the home button.
[Captivate Android Development] ferris2375:
Do I have to enable this color fix or is this something I should just see after flashing?
[Captivate Android Development] ferris2375:
I flashed this over COG and feedback on the home button works fine

At least it seems flashed, it says I'm running Kernel 2.6.32.9 reoriented #7
[Captivate Android Development] daraj:
Can this be used with Captivate based ROMS or only I9000 Roms ? Reason im asking because Im using the JJ4 ROM with this kernel and im getting FC's/reboots all over the place. Not compatible ?
[Captivate Android Development] tehsam:
well now you've got me very interested. could you please check and see if OC/UV or BLN are working? if I can get haptic feedback on my home button with this I will 100% be flashing it.
[Captivate Android Development] ferris2375:
OC is working 100% using SetCPU. UV app does not work with COG, or at least not for me. Loads up and then just black, no options and I don't know how to do it manually. It worked once after doing a clockwork recovery master clear then after I made settings it stopped working again. Something about the new COG I think doesn't like that app, or the combo of COG and this kernel?

Not really sure how to test BLN. Just enable it in recovery then it should work if I get a text?

Other than the voltage app everything works great so far, feedback on everything.

(COG is the latest version he just posted today b3 or something)
[Captivate Android Development] di11igaf:
That depends on the rom you are using. If your using a captivate rom, youll have haptic with the home button. I9000 roms will not. That little problem bugged me so bad I actually ported darkyy's raw steel over to make it work with a captivate kernel and found that the problem lies in /system/framework/(i think android.policy.jar-but that was a while ago when i did that). So depending what framework you have will dictate if you have haptic with the home button or not
[Captivate Android Development] joedon3:
Good to know. Thanks