yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus S Android Development] ryan562:
wow that was a fast update lol. jus flashed it and downloaded the voodoo control app updated with color profiles seems to work.

although the screenshots don't show a change in gradient they actually do in person and in front of my own eyes lol. maybe i need to try another screenshot app besides shootme.
[Nexus S Android Development] nicholasbgr:
Running my previous nandroid:

@steam-machine:~$ adb shell ls -d /sys/class/misc/voodoo*
/sys/class/misc/voodoo_sound

After flashing og's kernel

@steam-machine:~$ adb shell ls -d /sys/class/misc/voodoo*
/sys/class/misc/voodoo*: No such file or directory
@steam-machine:~$
[Nexus S Android Development] ogdobber:
ok, the problem is that everyone "applies" their kernels alittle differently. and if you don't come from a completely stock rom (whether "stock" or cm7 "stock") things maybe left behind by the old kernel causing problems (i could try to update the script to delete these things but netarchy and morfic may add in the future and these would be left in}

with that being said...if you are not coming from a stock kernel (i.e. morphic) then go to system/init.d and delete [ S_10mountfix ] and [ S_99complete } then go to system/modules and delete the modules folder.

flash this "updated" kernel http://kan.gd/km (stock roms only)
[Nexus S Android Development] belair56:
Thank you for all your work on this. It is appreciated.
[Nexus S Android Development] matt_stang:
Screenshots do not reflect the colors of the screen but the colors provided by the kernel. So every screenshot is going to look the same no matter what screen (even a broken one) it is taken from.
[Nexus S Android Development] ryan562:
thanks for the headsup
[Nexus S Android Development] nicholasbgr:
Weird, I flashed twice and nothing changed, I still have morfic's kernel lol

Sorry for taking your time man :(
[Nexus S Android Development] ogdobber:
haha. still would like to see you get it working...try before you flash, go into recovery and "mount system"
[Nexus S Android Development] nicholasbgr:
I looked inside the updater-script and noticed that the write_raw_image line refers to ogboot.img but the kernel file included is named just boot.img. Does this have to do with it?
[Nexus S Android Development] trismegistos:
Haven't seen it but will have a look on it on YouTube
[Nexus S Android Development] ogdobber:
[YOUTUBE]TOxTO0Svhcw[/YOUTUBE]
[Nexus S Android Development] SA-07:
Lol.

(10 char)
[Nexus S Android Development] trismegistos:
the guy is totally crazy!!!!! but i like him :)
[Nexus S Android Development] generalagony:
lol watching Season 2 right now. Love that show.
[Nexus S Android Development] DeathCab4LU:
If this has already been asked then I am sry! I searched the thread and didnt find anything so hear it goes, will this work on infin1ty rom?
[Nexus S Android Development] ogdobber:
as long as infinity is 2.3.4, use cm7/any kernel. any meaning any rom;)
[Nexus S Android Development] DeathCab4LU:
Thanks for the fast response...for my Nexus S infin1ty is the most stable rom....love my CM7 but keep getting dim reboots....my only prob with infin1ty is it uses Netarchy by default and i love the battery life with your kernel
[Nexus S Android Development] grifforama:
Gonna give this kernel a shot on deck's ROM. so far, so good.

Can I further UV this ROM using Proton, or is that not recommended ?
[Nexus S Android Development] ogdobber:
not recommended... although I'm not sure it would work anyways.
[Nexus S Android Development] sk3201:
Followed instructions (coming from netarchy) and flashed the kernel...modules folder contains now only only one module....thus, features are missing. Did I miss something?
[Nexus S Android Development] Bamdroid:
Do you think autokiller's advanced settings for battery tweak would help or hinder your kernel tweaks? Just curious...
[Nexus S Android Development] JmPTaz09:
Getting good battery life, kernel running smoothly; plenty quick w/o OC. CM7 #127. I like the kernel, first try in quite awhile.
[Nexus S Android Development] ronnienyc:
confused about which to use with Soju...

ogdobber, I can't figure out which one I should be using.

I have OpenSoju installed (which apparently included Netachry...)

The other day I installed the second one listed on this thread: stock (rom) kernel

Is that the right one? or should I have installed cm7/any kernel?

Thanks.
[Nexus S Android Development] ogdobber:
thats all this kernel includes is the bcm4329.ko module. Not sure if you left netarchy's in if they would work or not (bcm4329 would definitely not)

since 2.2 task killers have been obsoleted. they are truly not needed. *generally they will always hurt the battery;)

for example, if you see that your google music player is always in the back ground and you set the task killer to keep shutting it down then it creates a "tug of war" It is always going to start up and then get killed, and therefore use more battery...whereas if you left it running, it will perform what it needs to do then idle, if the space is needed then android will kick it out.

I imagine that some of the new task killers don't even allow apps to start...it this case when you do start the app, the "info" that it woud've got in the background now has to be performed slowing the phone down.

lose-lose;)
[Nexus S Android Development] luckylui:
Bcm4329 is in nets kernel... works fine.

NS4G° Oxygen
[Nexus S Android Development] ogdobber:
no if you had netarchy's and flashed mine, the bcm4329 will be replaced. the bcm4329 is compiled along with the kernel and only works with that one;)
[Nexus S Android Development] luckylui:
Gotcha! Understandable :)

NS4G° Oxygen
[Nexus S Android Development] Bamdroid:
Hmmm..always thought autokiller wasn't a task killer. More of a memory tweak of what android os already does. I never go in and kill an app at all, but perhaps even still what you said may apply to this app. Will uninstall and try it without. Thanks for answering!

**EDIT**

After uninstalling autokiller, my ram free was at 35mb and the phone was in sleep mode for 7 hrs when I woke up this morning. There was lag too. Reinstalled it, instantly have 110mb free and it will fluctuate between maybe 88-100mb free during the course of the day (depending on the setting used)..seems to have helped some.

But there's a particular setting in advanced settings for a battery tweak. What I was asking was do you think 'that's setting interferes with the UV tweaks on your kernel?
[Nexus S Android Development] kevin_ngckk:
So no need to install a startup manager right lol??
[Nexus S Android Development] SovereigN7:
Can I flash this after flashing a different kernel?
[Nexus S Android Development] ogdobber:
give it a try without a "manager", you will be surprised;)

yes, however it is *recommended to clean up a few things. check the op for details:D
[Nexus S Android Development] cman675:
Have heard great things about this kernel, and want to try it on MIUI. Is there anything special I need to do before I flash it? Thanks!
[Nexus S Android Development] ronnienyc:
ogdobber, did you see my question a few posts up??
[Nexus S Android Development] SovereigN7:
Not sure if you've mentioned about wipes, are they required coming from a different kernel?
[Nexus S Android Development] sk3201:
So cifs, tun and so on is missing and I can't use openvpn for instance, right?
[Nexus S Android Development] ogdobber:
sorry, I missed that one:o you would flash the cm7/any kernel. however, because you've already flashed the stock kernel you would either need to reflash the rom or net's to get the appropriate ramdisk back in.

the cm7/any kernel does not replace it, but merges the kernel with the ramdisk you already have

no, flash cm7/any kernel

wipe not needed;)

since very few people need these features, I don't include them. I suggest you try morfics or netarchy's kernel. they both are very good;)
[Nexus S Android Development] SA-07:
Don't forget Matr1x! ;)
[Nexus S Android Development] ogdobber:
yours doesn't support openvpn;)
[Nexus S Android Development] SA-07:
;)

Yeah, just throwing it out there haha
[Nexus S Android Development] ogdobber:
Yeah, just throwing trolling it out there lolz:p
[Nexus S Android Development] SA-07:
Hehehe :)
[Nexus S Android Development] ronnienyc:
Thanks, what would be the advantage of reflashing and reinstalling the correct kernel as opposed to keeping the stock one as I have now? Thanks.
[Nexus S Android Development] sk3201:
Thanks for the answer. I was a long time on netatchy. Was happy but sometimes my phone was asking me to enter the pin again. And thats the reason, why i switched to a different kernel. Until now, this did not happen with this kernel. Maybe I give the trinity kernel a chance later. But for now, this is still under investigation....searching still for a total stable setup. Btw, rom is superaosp 8.6.
[Nexus S Android Development] sk3201:
Guess what? Just had to enter the pin again..wtf. anyone with some ideas? What is it? Rom or radio? Kd1 is currently in use....
[Nexus S Android Development] benrees21:
Try XXKB3 Radio from here: http://studiousmedia.com/crespo/

Sent from my Nexus S running Cyanogen 7, Matted Blues Theme and Jame Bond kernel (Perfection) ;)
[Nexus S Android Development] ogdobber:
I would say you have something stuck...full wipe spring cleaning would fix it;)
[Nexus S Android Development] MarkVis:
Three questions...

1.Did voodoo v10 come out?

2.would you be supporting it og?

3.is there a need to update to v10?

:)

Sent from my Nexus S c",)
[Nexus S Android Development] ogdobber:
supercurio did push v10 to git, and yes I will support it. probably later this week;)

I don't know the changes for v10, but I'm sure it is worth it:)
[Nexus S Android Development] coloxim:
I've this problem with james bond...and I dind't see very benefit in battery life...

3 hours= 70 %
[Nexus S Android Development] crisarn:
How would one turn off the governors in SuperASOP, asking because op says...

"*setcpu is not recommended for this kernel, underclocking/profiles will decrease battery life"
[Nexus S Android Development] ogdobber:
they just won't be enabled with that rom...your good to go;)
[Nexus S Android Development] crisarn:
Thanks, thought that would be too simple but I guess sometimes there is a simple answer
[Nexus S Android Development] Krishna.duvvuri:
Hi, I am running MIUI 1.7.8 with no overclock and am getting a WiFi error. Any help?

Edit: NVM I fixed it by wiping chache
[Nexus S Android Development] benrees21:
Sorry, I've changed ROM and Kernel! Could not take the battery drain on CM7 RC1 and that was with your kernel so something must be seriously sucking on the juice. My experience with your kernel was very good though, very snappy and smooth. Keep up the good work.

Sent from my Nexus S running NSCollab, Matted Blues Theme and Netarchy 1.3.7 cfs kernel (Perfection) ;)
[Nexus S Android Development] mike216:
I'm running the latest oxygen.what's the correct version cm.7 or stock I heard this is a great performer and is excellent on battery life, can't wait to try,my build is I9020T gsm
[Nexus S Android Development] ogdobber:
cm7/any ;)
[Nexus S Android Development] mike216:
I checked out the quadrant score that you have in the op.that's insanely high for a kernel that's not overclocked. One quick question,oxygen I'm running has CPU settings built into it and I see you don't want us to use any CPU tweaks, what's the correct way of installing this kernel if the rom has CPU tweaks built into it

One more question,as I said I'm on oxygen 2.6.1 I9020T gsm, running the latest neartarch kernel, can I just flash away or should I delete something, a little confused after reading the op, sorry for being very noobish. Thanks
[Nexus S Android Development] ogdobber:
just install normal. it won't recognize it
[Nexus S Android Development] alf69mi:
This is what i get from cm7 rc1 #137 and Jame Bond without any tweak
[Nexus S Android Development] mike216:
That's dual core speeds
[Nexus S Android Development] sageDieu:
Hey guys, I'm on a Samsung Mesmerize and I heard tale that you guys knew what you were doing with voodoo color. We just got a kernel with voodoo color a couple of days ago and I haven't been able to find any settings that work really well... I've got everything where the colors are good but some things are a little too dark or light, it's odd.

If anybody who uses it and has tweaked it could post their settings or direct me to somewhere that people have done so that would be great, thanks for your time.

Sent from my MIUI SCH-i500
[Nexus S Android Development] ogdobber:
check this thread

although no 2 devices are the same and someone else's settings may not be right for you, it is a good starting point for ideas...
[Nexus S Android Development] snandlal:
Big fan here ogdobber. Was wondering how to make etc/init.d run scripts. Do you have any idea how?
[Nexus S Android Development] lvnatic:
I am also interested in this. This is the most stable kernel I have ever used on any ROM, but I have some very usefull scripts that I would like to run into init.d. Can this be done in the future please? Would be very much appreciated!
[Nexus S Android Development] trismegistos:
Create a file in /etc/init.d/ and name it like you like.

Insert you're commands what you want to execute with a text editor in it.

Make sure that the first lines are:

#!/system/bin/sh

Example :

#!/system/bin/sh

#

# create empty file in temp folder

echo "" > /tmp/test.txt

Then make the init file executable :

chmod 775 /etc/init.d/yourfile

If the directory init.d does not exist, create it.

Done
[Nexus S Android Development] tandxcstar1:
So we make a seperate file for the chmod 775 and put in init.d? Or do we input the code above on the script we want to use? Or do we input through Terminal? Sorry for noob question. learning... thx in advance for patience.

Sent from my tricked out pay phone across the street from the liquor store.
[Nexus S Android Development] ogdobber:
thanks

no it is a command you do with terminal. google chmod 775

alternatively you can long press your new init.d file with root explorer and change the permissions that way;)
[Nexus S Android Development] tandxcstar1:
Thx and last question... just check everything when in permissions with root explorer? I dont see anything else to keep it static. And if i enter (google chmod775) in terminal do i have to do with every reboot or is that static? Thx again thats mu last question. Take care

Sent from my tricked out pay phone across the street from the liquor store.
[Nexus S Android Development] tandxcstar1:
Ill research when i get home. Code not working in terminal. Thx

Sent from my tricked out pay phone across the street from the liquor store.
[Nexus S Android Development] snandlal:
Thanks, works now.
[Nexus S Android Development] tandxcstar1:
Thx as well. Got home and did some quick research and I feel like an idiot because I left something out in terminal... <--- Idiot. But its ok still learning. thx for your help.
[Nexus S Android Development] lvnatic:
Wait, wait! So if I just add that file in init.d I will be able to put other scripts in it? For example can I add some memory tweaks and it will work with this kernel?
[Nexus S Android Development] armandopoli:
this kernel works on i9023 models?thx
[Nexus S Android Development] Graham19:
Does this kernel have voodoo 10 support?
[Nexus S Android Development] trismegistos:
Yes exactly
[Nexus S Android Development] lvnatic:
Just to make sure...

I create a file called whatever I like and I copy paste these lines:

#!/system/bin/sh

#

# create empty file in temp folder

Then I go into adb shell with the phone turned on and I enter

chmod 775 /etc/init.d/yourfile

right?
[Nexus S Android Development] ogdobber:
Yes

Not yet, still on 9. For 10 get voodoo plus for now and load the module. Or wait, I will get to it sooner than later;)

I suggest you pull an init script from a rom and have a look for a better understanding :-)
[Nexus S Android Development] coloxim:
what does to do the scripts?

can you explain me?

thanks..
[Nexus S Android Development] mike216:
I'm using oxygen 2.6.1 and wanted to try this kernel out after hearing about how stable it is and how great it is on battery life my question is that my rom has CPU settings built into it so what should I set the CPU settings at before I flash and my second question is I here alot about voodoo color settings. If we have the paid voodoo app it has settings for the superamoled and we're able to make adjustments to it is that what some are trying to adjust manually, thanks

Nevermind that question about voodoo color its definitely built into voodoo app,just another amazing thing about supercurio,you developers are the absolute best
[Nexus S Android Development] mike216:
If our rom has the CPU settings built into it but we're not advised to use them then what should we set it at conservative or ondemand, we have to choose one there's no way around it.using oxygen. Any help would be appreciated
[Nexus S Android Development] mike216:
Want to throw this in my buddy's nexus because he doesn't like oc kernels. I read through tgw op ans you said it wouldn't recognize ondemand or the others but it does because when set at ondemand you have to make the kernel work before it shoots all the way up but on conservative it goes all the way to 1000 pretty easily, its definitely reacting to the different CPU settings so what's the most stable one to choose from
[Nexus S Android Development] reddv1:
The default governor is ondemand, don't mess with any other settings.
[Nexus S Android Development] mike216:
Thank-you very much
[Nexus S Android Development] mattdub1:
hey og, what base is the sabai dee kernel?. when i go into settings>about phone my kernel version says 2.6.35.7-g4b86lel-dirtyog@007 #3. is that what it should say? i just want to be sure i flashed it properly

thanks
[Nexus S Android Development] trismegistos:
Yea, that is right
[Nexus S Android Development] GeorgesAbitbol:
Hello,

I have an i9020, is BLN OK for this one? in the first post only 9023 is mentioned.

I have a stock 2.3.4 and my kernel is 2.6.35.7-ge382d80 android-build@apa28 # 1, may I flash your kernel over this one?

Thanks
[Nexus S Android Development] chubb16:
2.3.5 update?
[Nexus S Android Development] Moshie07:
Anyone else noticing that the colour isn't changing to 2.3.3? even when the colour profile is set in vodoo
[Nexus S Android Development] mike216:
My color changes using voodoo plus app
[Nexus S Android Development] fluidd:
Awesome kernel ogdobber! Currently running this on Oxygen 2.1.6 ROM and my battery life is phenomenal!! Almost as good as my old Cappy on FireFly ROM used to run. Definitely getting there! Can't wait to see the improvements for the future!
[Nexus S Android Development] Moshie07:
I have voodoo control plus and my colour isn't turning to 2.3.3. If I load one of the older versions 1.5.8.12 or something it works fine but with and outdated voodoo functionality
[Nexus S Android Development] csmall:
This is the best kernel I have used on my nexus s.
[Nexus S Android Development] Hostile89:
I'm not quite sure I understand. Are you referring to the "Color profiles" option in Voodoo Control? or are your colors not changing at all with the RGB and gamma settings?
[Nexus S Android Development] RGX521:
Hey,

looking for some of your experiences here.

I'm currently on Oxygen, Netarchy@1,2ghz OC but quite seriously undervolted (way below the recommended proton settings, no problems so far, still tweaking.)

I'm seeing really nice performance (daily use and Quadrant ~3000, for what it's worth), but here's the problem: My battery drains like hell. Standby is fine, but when in use, 300-500ma being sucked out of the battery is nothing unusual.

So, I assume many of you guys have some experience with the different kernels. Is it worth ditching my mad undervoltage / overclock combo for this kernel? Or would it, given the ma-drain I'm seeing, make more sense to assume there's something unrelated going on with my phone?
[Nexus S Android Development] mike216:
I've heard if you use set CPU to undervolt it can have a negative effect on battery also keep in mind that there is a know battery drain bug in Samsung kernels not sure about our nexus but definitely had that problem on my vibrant

In my opinion if you want to tweak your own settings and like to have the option to overclock then I would give matrix a shot but this kernel is lightning fast great on battery and both matrix and this kernel are nice and stable
[Nexus S Android Development] morfic:
Which Vibrant kernels? Vibrant's bled battery for a long time while non vibrant froyo sources were used, a whitelist kept the phone from ever sleeping. This was fixed about 2 weeks before froyo proper dropped, which also didn't drain battery the way the i9000/jpx based kernels did.

That said, if you undervolt too far, it can make battery life worse, it's true.
[Nexus S Android Development] mike216:
Morfic was one of the great kernel dev so I'm sure you know far more than me but I will say that even up until around 4 months ago I had battery drain issues on my vib sometimes it didn't matter what kernel I used Dow,bali,bullet,if drained really fast once in a while

Also I got some of the best battery life and definitely more speed when I ran froyo on my vibrant,the good old days.Lol....
[Nexus S Android Development] morfic:
Not sure I like your past tense...lol
[Nexus S Android Development] mike216:
When I say battery drain was probably not a real battery drain.I would flash a kernel that got really good battery life and a couple days later the battery would drain much faster than the first few days now I'm not really sure if that could be considered a battery drain or inconsistent battery stats, I do know one thing its that us vibrant owners were extremely fortunate to have so many extremely good dev like morfic,simbionix,edt,supercurio and there are so many more,they were able to actually utilize Samsungs great hardware and give noobs like myself far more than they ever expected and gave people like myself a fun new hobby.I hope all those dev make there way over here as some have already,
[Nexus S Android Development] RGX521:
So,

I re-read much of this thread - and I'm pretty much sold on giving Jame Bond a shot. I understand I'll need to get rid of some files - guess that shouldn't be a problem.

However, I am currently on Oxygen 2.2.1. This version is supposed to be Android 2.3.5. The fingerprint says 2.3.4 though... Basically, I'm simply a little confused about whether I can or can't use the current Jame Bond release with it. Any input?
[Nexus S Android Development] Rafael Cadina:
Does it work on the latest CM7 nightly which is based on version 2.3.5?
[Nexus S Android Development] jark99:
What do uu mean by 'get rid of some files'? Im on oxy and i always just flashed the kernal thorough cwm.....am i missing something? Should i be deleting some files too,? :o
[Nexus S Android Development] RGX521:
I think so, Jark.

Oxygen comes with Netarchy, which in turn comes with some files described in the first post of this thread. We're supposed to delete those before flashing Jame Bond... but apparently it's not necessarily a big deal if we don't ;)
[Nexus S Android Development] ogdobber:
latest works fine on 2.3.5 roms....update coming soon with v10 and 2.3.5

read the op on what files to delete

*maybe not a big deal, but it is clutter
[Nexus S Android Development] RGX521:
Sorry if that came across the wrong way... By "not a big deal" I simply meant that Jark didn't seem to have noticed any adverse effects. Anyways, I went ahead and flashed the kernel. So far, it's running great. Netarchy@1ghz gave me 2900 at Quadrant - getting about 2600 now. I understand that we should not put too much weight on Quadrant scores, though... The phone feels fast.

The only problem I can identify so far is that Ogygen settings crashes shortly after booting up. I haven't noticed any problems afterwards, but it'd be nice if there was a way to make that crash go away.
[Nexus S Android Development] ogdobber:
there have been others running oxygen and not reported that??? hopefully one of them will come forward;)

a simple dalvik wipe might take care of it...