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[Epic 4G Android Development] tpike:
id love to see a vid, time lapse or something, of you unfolding this kernel into rich goodness. I'm very interested to learn more about how this works. Maybe start a xda webinar for those wanting to get the skills down...imagine where that could take us, having more educated folks pumping time into creative dev. Either way, Capital R you are the man! Keep the wheels turning.
[Epic 4G Android Development] JBakey:
Runs great. Awesome job man. Finally an oc/uv for froyo!
[Epic 4G Android Development] Fangs87:
backing up and installing now, is it possible to post or get a link to the stock trinity 2.0 kernel incase we run into errors later on ?
[Epic 4G Android Development] aleph23:
It's been so long since I've had a custom kernel I almost forgot what it felt like!

Runs beautifully on Nebula rom. Actually logged in on my browser just to send you a thanks.
[Epic 4G Android Development] BopChie:
nandroid ;)

but u could prolly grab the zImage from T2 and manualy flash?
[Epic 4G Android Development] huytrang90:
Will download set cpu and try.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Toast95135:
Has this been confirmed to work with EB13?
[Epic 4G Android Development] theimpaler747:
It certainly ought to.
[Epic 4G Android Development] jirafabo:
Yeah I like SetCPUs options more, but it's widget is nothing but a temp widget. Max & Min readouts, that never changes so it's not really a widget telling you anything about your CPU. OCWidget tells you what your CPU is doing at the moment, so I prefer it. I'll probably just let the kernel do all the work itself, but I wish there was a widget that just read the output and didn't control it. Is there one out there?
[Epic 4G Android Development] theimpaler747:
You can set it to change when you set up the widget, just change passive to a time interval ;) :D
[Epic 4G Android Development] drizek:
Not nececellary. It uses some parts of DK28. I would recommend waiting a day or two for a new, totally pure EB13 version.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Rodderik:
i downloaded the eb01 and flashed it to my phone...so im redownloading eb13 from samsung...give me a bit to dump the kernel and take out the initramfs and recompile...ill have you guys a working kernel that is pure eb13 in a couple hours (my internet is painfully slow)

= FAIL :(

if some one decides to flash the kernel anyway let me know what happens...i dont see why it wouldnt work but i have not had time to look at the files or test yet...but i am curious
[Epic 4G Android Development] chrisduclo:
tried genocide with eb13

when i flashed the kernel over eb13 my phone wouldnt get past the samsung boot screen just goes blank with the buttons at the bottom on and vibrates every minute or so (tried reflashing everything twice from di18.tar to update.zip then cw3 root and then kernel.). i flashed it via cw3. looking forward to an updated release.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Rodderik:
ok good deal...im working on the kernel as we speak
[Epic 4G Android Development] tony45x220:
Any potential with adding the 600mhz step like a few of the Eclair ROM's had?

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[Epic 4G Android Development] tony45x220:
Would it be safe to flash your overclocked kernel to the new EB13 release...maybe this is a stupid question but can anybody help me out?

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[Epic 4G Android Development] theimpaler747:
See above, not yet. He's working on an update
[Epic 4G Android Development] TheDub:
If possible. Please make the update 1.0GHZ by default and 1.2GHZ for those who want to overclock. Will make the kernel more appealing for all around use. :)
[Epic 4G Android Development] Rodderik:
i will add a 600mhz step sure...but first i want to get this kernel working with eb13 and ext4...so the next release will not have the 600mhz step but ill try to make it into the next one after that (and possibly 1.3ghz oc too) :D
[Epic 4G Android Development] Rodderik:
yes this in on my todo list...in the mean time if u want 1.0ghz just set it with setcpu and you can take advantage of the 1.0ghz undervolt
[Epic 4G Android Development] TheDub:
Great! You're my new best friend.

Sincerely,

Dub
[Epic 4G Android Development] apatcas:
Hey just so you know this is working fine with ext4 for me. just flashed on CWM
[Epic 4G Android Development] BopChie:
he meant eb13 and ext4
[Epic 4G Android Development] Rodderik:
good deal...i just flashed it on eb13 rfs with cwm 2.5 and it works fine as well

i'm still updating tho to get all that dk28 crap out of there
[Epic 4G Android Development] musclehead84:
Are you gonna post the kernel when you get the dk28 crap out? Im anxiously waiting. Thanks

Sent from my Evo Killer!!!
[Epic 4G Android Development] squshy 7:
BTW, is IAP a new group? I haven't seen it posted anywhere?
[Epic 4G Android Development] farmsatguy:
I guess this may be a dumb question but I figure we're all allowed one...

All the buzz for CWM is around the newest version, 3.0.2.5 I think. Since I'm still on EB13 based SynergyRom from Team Viper, I still use 3.0.0.6 (been a Viper fan since day one, just wish we kew what was going on over there, thread has completely died it seems, hopefully something great coming from them once their lives get back on track:confused:). Flashing this newest Genocide kernal in 3.0.0.6 should be just fine, right? I'll backup as usual (I get the strange feeling from Rodderick's OP that he thinks backing up is a good idea ;)).

I only ask because this kernal goes hand in hand with the new Paranoid rom by earthbound (gonna try that soon) and he recommends using 3.0.2.5 with it. Since Rodderick and eathbound are working together, I wasn't sure if the newest CWM is now required.

Thanks for the awesome work Rodderick. It's only through the hard work of the devs here that the Epic sees its true potential.:)
[Epic 4G Android Development] Rodderik:
3.0.0.6 is perfectly fine to use for flashing a kernel
[Epic 4G Android Development] TexasLTE:
So far - so good on that updated kernel (1.1 IAP) ... I'm running it on MyFrankenstein with SetCPU at 200/1200 conservative and it is doing fine. I took off charger this morning 6:30 AM - went to work and made couple of calls and sent / received several texts and used for about 30 minutes on XDA App = it is now 3:52 PM and my battery is still at 82% = not bad at all IMO .... you all might want to give it a spin ;)
[Epic 4G Android Development] Slimegod:
Whats the latest kernel for EC05?
[Epic 4G Android Development] Rodderik:
look back a couple pages for the IAP version of the kernel...that is my latest one i've compiled
[Epic 4G Android Development] Slimegod:
I got it thanx
[Epic 4G Android Development] siirus09:
Looked through the change log but couldnt find my answer, does 1.0 or 1.1 fix the network hog root app "0" found in some phones using Spare Parts?
[Epic 4G Android Development] Rodderik:
the network bug no...but it does fix the kswapd0 bug that was in 1.0
[Epic 4G Android Development] andsamp:
+1...what's IAP?

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[Epic 4G Android Development] greatlakesghost:
Independent android project. He was the maker of the super heros roms.
[Epic 4G Android Development] hahansen3:
I have been running Geocide 1.1 IAP (with 100mhz enabled) for about a day now, and am loving it!! I was running Twilight Zone built into SRF 1.1.1 and it worked fine. But I seem to be getting better battery life from Genocide. Thanks for your hard work!!
[Epic 4G Android Development] tbob18:
Not sure what happened but I flashed 1.1 onto SRF 1.1.1 and lost root, then I did OneClickRoot 3.0.2.5 again, now I'm bricked and have to re-odin.. :(
[Epic 4G Android Development] hayzooos:
I'd be interested to hear what your guys' steps were as it seems like you came from the same thing and got two very different results...
[Epic 4G Android Development] hahansen3:
I didn't do anything special. I was running SRF 1.1.1, saw there was an updated Genocide, rebooted into recovery, did a nandroid back up, flashed the new kernel, flashed the 100mhz zip, and rebooted. Only thing slighty odd was when it booted back up, Launcher Pro stopped responding. I force closed it, it started back up, and haven't had a problem since. Oh, almost forgot. I also had to redo all of my under volts in voltage control. All of my under volts were shifted down. I assume this is because I have more states enabled in Genocide than I did in Twilight Zone. Once I got the under volts corrected, I had to reboot again.
[Epic 4G Android Development] tbob18:
I found out that pimp my cpu broke root.
[Epic 4G Android Development] lv2bll:
can someone point me to the 100 mhz zip cause i cant dl the one on the first page. and does anyone have a review on the iap kernel yet?
[Epic 4G Android Development] Rodderik:
i fixed the links
[Epic 4G Android Development] lv2bll:
thanks 10chars
[Epic 4G Android Development] greatlakesghost:
I downloaded and flashed the paranoid rom two days ago. I dont know if its the kernel or the rom or the combo but battery life has never been better for me:-) performance has been solid, no lags what so ever. I am just running it oc with no uv, havent tried to uv as all my past attempts werent good with my phone.
[Epic 4G Android Development] tbob18:
Is there any reason to run 100mhz if you have both 100mhz and 200mhz at 750mv?

I am able to run both 200mhz and 100mhz at 750mv, so I would assume that there is no reason to use 100mhz unless I could run at a lower voltage.

It is the same with 800mhz, 600mhz and 400mhz.

These are my stable settings:

1000mhz: 1150mv (1100mv freezes)

800mhz: 1075mv (1025mv freezes)

600mhz: 1075mv (1025mv freezes)

400mhz: 1050mv (1025mv freezes)

200mhz: 750mv (no freeze)

100mhz: 750mv (no freeze)

I would think that 600mhz, 400mhz, and 100mhz are basically useless at these settings.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Rodderik:
there are two voltages per frequency...you have the arm voltage and the internal voltage. the arm voltage is what you guys are adjusting and the internal voltage is hard set in the the kernel. on top of that there are two internal voltages total. 200mhz-1400mhz all use the same internal voltage but at 100mhz that internal voltage kicks down a little bit...so theoretically 100mhz uses less total power than 200mhz even if the arm voltage is the same (750mV)
[Epic 4G Android Development] tbob18:
Good to know. Thanks!
[Epic 4G Android Development] jazzneel:
Just want to say, I'm using your 1.1 and its working amazingly! I'm using the newly updated voltage control lite, with min 100 and max 1000 with conservative, and 25 undervolts from 400-1000, and 75 undervolts for 100-200. So far its working pretty well, but we'll see if my phone can handle these exact numbers.

I'm just using this with the stock ec05plus ROM, battery is great with both!

Thanks for all your hard work!!
[Epic 4G Android Development] andsamp:
What rom you running?

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[Epic 4G Android Development] tbob18:
Syndicate 1.1.1
[Epic 4G Android Development] andsamp:
Thanks just flashed the genocide over syndicate 1.1

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[Epic 4G Android Development] styles420:
Add my vote to the SRF 1.1.1/Genocide 1.1 IAP combo - I've been running that combo with no other mods except journaling on (hasn't been necessary, but I prefer to play it safe) for four days. Excellent battery life (usually 30%+ remaining after 12 hours off the charger), smooth performance, no problems or complaints
[Epic 4G Android Development] tbob18:
No 3g usage? Using wifi mine will last 15-20 hours with about 3 hours screen on time.

But on 3g I only get about 7 hours if I'm lucky with about 2 hours screen on time.
[Epic 4G Android Development] styles420:
I don't bother with anything like killing 3g or UV, just enable journaling and run it as it comes in the download... I just make sure to close programs when I'm done using them, instead of hitting the home key and letting the built-in task killer handle it, I'm sure it helps but I've always done it that way so I haber no real comparison (just common sense - less programs, less CPU use, less power consumed)
[Epic 4G Android Development] tbob18:
Do you have email or accounts syncing? I have 3 push accounts in K9, and Skype running 24/7.. Maybe that's what is killing my battery on 3g.
[Epic 4G Android Development] flyers2114:
i would say Skype is killing ya....kill for a day and see how it goes...
[Epic 4G Android Development] styles420:
I have 3 email accts and facebook synchronizing once an hour, no skype or anything like that. The only thing I do that really drains the battery is tethering, which I didn't factor into my previous post - when tethering, my battery drains in 4 hours or less, depending on whether I include 4g in the mix (4g and wifi radios together = lots of heat = lots of power used... which means lots of power wasted, since heat is caused by resistance and also raises resitance - the hotter it gets, the more resistant the circuit becomes, which increas3es the rate at which it heats up, which in turn increases the rate at which resistance increases... whew, it's a vicious cycle...)
[Epic 4G Android Development] rcboosted:
voodoo color implemented?

I did a few searches about "voodoocolor" and "voodoo color" and I saw a few posts in March that voodoo color "may" be included. Is it incorporated into this kernel? Changelog 1.0 mentioned that voodoo color as one of the changes, but also included a link to a .patch file that I am not familiar with.

I tested full brightness using the kernel but I did not see any change in the "tint" of the white background. Was there anything that I needed to do?
[Epic 4G Android Development] Rodderik:
voodoocolor is included and there is nothing to change or do for it
[Epic 4G Android Development] rcboosted:
Thanks for the quick reply. Is there a way that I can "see" the result of voodoo color? Setting brightness to full bright, change to certain program containing white background etc?
[Epic 4G Android Development] Rodderik:
http://project-voodoo.org/color
[Epic 4G Android Development] mookdawg7:
Just throwing it out there as there were a few posts about problems flashing this over SRF 1.1.1. When the latest update for voltage control started force closing (developer fixed it by the end of the day), I read a comment to use this kernal to get it working. So I flashed genocide but had some weird behavior, booted up but then a few minutes later just shut down the phone. Had a couple of minutes of groaning when I thought I was going to have to Odin back when my phone wouldn't respond to anything, couldn't turn on or boot into clockwork. Finally did a battery pull, and then I could boot up. Thought maybe I had a bad flash so I reflashed. Anyway, same thing a number of times. Would run for a few minutes and then all of a sudden it would be frozen off until I pulled the battery! I hadn't flashed the 100 mhz zip, set cpu and voltage control were both uninstalled so nothing funny happening there. Anyway, restored back to 1.1.1 and twilight zone kernal so all is well again, but I wonder if there's any ideas out there. Voltage control made a huge difference for me in the quest for better battery life when I switched from using set cpu, but I still would kind of like to try genocide.
[Epic 4G Android Development] JohnCorleone:
There may be some kinks to be ironed out in the Voltage Control update. I have been running Genocide at 1400/200 since launch day and it never locked on me. As soon as I tried the updated Voltage Control at the same settings, it froze immediately
[Epic 4G Android Development] Rodderik:
i have not tested any updated voltage control...when i implemented all the undervolt stuff there was a version 3.1 but it said to only use a specific I-9000 kernel and for everything else use 3.0 so i've only used 3.0 and that's why i put it in the OP. if a new version is causing problems i recommend sticking with what is in my OP.
[Epic 4G Android Development] CrfEpic4g:
So far the updated Voltage control is working great for me im on Midnight 5.3
[Epic 4G Android Development] JohnCorleone:
Well on another attempt after its bben refined some, I am running 1400/200 on demand governor and noop and it seems to be functioning properly for me now. On Urban Fury EC05
[Epic 4G Android Development] CrfEpic4g:
Nevermind voltage control started fcing and crap now
[Epic 4G Android Development] bryanfritz1:
The link for the older version of voltage control isn't working anymore

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[Epic 4G Android Development] Rodderik:
doh...fixed
[Epic 4G Android Development] mookdawg7:
There may be some misunderstanding of my original post. I tried to flash the genocide kernal because the latest update of voltage control was fc'ing on me running 1.1.1. and there was a comment posted in the market to try genocide if that was the case. I did not have voltage control installed when I flashed this kernal, so my problem with genocide I believe was unrelated to VC. No big deal. Anyway, the latest voltage control (v 4.0beta3) seems to not be force closing anymore, and I'm back running the twilight zone kernal. Strangely though, I'm not getting the same battery performance I had. Guess I'll go back to the older version of voltage control too!
[Epic 4G Android Development] hayzooos:
Just put the 1.1 IAP on my phone to give it a shot. Didn't take the first time, never made it past the Samsung boot screen. Got back into CWM (3.0.2.5) thankfully and just reflashed it. Seemed to take the second time around.

People were saying it is a SRF 1.1.1 problem with OnDemand via SetCPU not staying set at a 200mhz minimum and switching to Genocide 1.0 would fix it, but I still saw the problem there as well. Looks like that's how it is with this one too. It's weird though, if I use conservative, it always seem to be using 800mhz regardless of what's really going on. At least, that's according to CPUSpy back on Genocide 1.0.

I'm using 2.1.1a of SetCPU so that might have something to do with it. Either way, I've only been running the 1.1 IAP kernel for about three minutes so I'll report back.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Rodderik:
i'm working on getting interactive and smartass into the kernel...and i think nubecoder fixed ondemand.....all of them suffer from not following the min freqs...but that is what i've been working on lately while cwm is finished up

conservative should honor the min freq tho...that was fixed a while ago
[Epic 4G Android Development] hahansen3:
Well, there you have it. I jumped from Voltage Control 3.0 (in the op) to the latest in the Market. After months of the phone never crashing, it started freezing within about 10 mins. of putting it on. I uninstalled, and went back to 3.0, and the phone is solid again. Lesson learned for me: I will stick to what versions the developers recommend and only upgrade if they say so.
[Epic 4G Android Development] siirus09:
SRF 1.1.1, Genocide 1.1, and latest VC 4 @ 1.4GHz. Still trying to figure out the minimum undervolting I can get to without freezing my phone but all is well. Excellent work Rodderik.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Rodderik:
thanks for spelling my name right :P
[Epic 4G Android Development] TexasLTE:
I'm sure he meant Kernalderik ... just sayin' :)
[Epic 4G Android Development] siirus09:
:confused: I...didnt? :confused: *utterly confused*
[Epic 4G Android Development] Rodderik:
you did...i was thanking you cuz most people spell it with a c
[Epic 4G Android Development] flyers2114:
Really??? A c makes zero sense....:D
[Epic 4G Android Development] siirus09:
Oh, I just looked at some posts back. How does a "c" make sense? Its on the first post and its there every time you post! :rolleyes:
[Epic 4G Android Development] JohnCorleone:
After about a half of a day, I am back to SetCPU. I guess if its not broke....well you know the rest.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Krazy_P@:
Beat the **** out of it and see how far you can push it before it does break
[Epic 4G Android Development] JohnCorleone:
I have been using Rodderiks Genocide kernel with SetCPU since beta testing before it was released. I have been running it at 1400/200 "on demand" and it hasn't let me down one time. Oh and by the way, 1.1 is great!
[Epic 4G Android Development] hayzooos:
Yeah, conservative does honor the min set, ondemand does not, seemingly regardless of kernel. Thankfully, my phone doesn't freeze when it's running 100mhz during a lock. I now have it set to 200/1.12 ondemand, but of course the 200 doesn't hold, it drops to 100 now and then.

What new goodies are you incorporating into the new CWM? I've heard we'll have access to USB while in there, which will be nice.
[Epic 4G Android Development] squshy 7:
Im a little more excited to see some kernel/kernal/colonel goodness lol. Rod set a trend with customizable freqs and undervolts, I wanna see what else he has up his sleeve for 1.2 (or maybe 2.0 later?)

Edit: and I always have the willingness/free time/balls to test ;)
[Epic 4G Android Development] Rodderik:
any testers online?

http://webchat.fossnet.info/?channels=devphone

join the chat there and ill be back in a few
[Epic 4G Android Development] JohnCorleone:
What time was this posted?
[Epic 4G Android Development] squshy 7:
at like 930...i didnt see it until like 1130 but there wasn't anything happening when I got on there
[Epic 4G Android Development] JohnCorleone:
Ok, version 1.1 is absolutely great on Urban Fury. It seems like my battery doesn't drain one bit in deep sleep and is working as great as ever in performance situations
[Epic 4G Android Development] Anon9mouz:
Cool **** bc I was so about to ask rod if he was coming with an update soon bc its been like two months or so and I like his work. But now that I see ****s being tested can't wait be nice if we can oc higher than 1.4 too hehe
[Epic 4G Android Development] JohnCorleone:
Go back 8 pages. The link for 1.1 is there. Our phones can't safely go above 1.4 so don't expect to see it from Rodderik.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Anon9mouz:
Lol ha OK well is that 1.1 official or beta
[Epic 4G Android Development] stormglove:
Official
[Epic 4G Android Development] JohnCorleone:
Its officially great.
[Epic 4G Android Development] Rodderik:
official will be posted in the OP when it's ready...if i'm not happy with it then i'm not releasing it yet :) there are things i want done....but i have dropped a few different builds since my last major release for you guys...so just b/c the OP doesn't show the latest u can often dig in the thread and find updated versions
[Epic 4G Android Development] TexasLTE:
the "unofficial" 1.1 works GREAT ....... just sayin' ;)
[Epic 4G Android Development] Rodderik:
thanks :) i'm trying to make it even better!
[Epic 4G Android Development] TexasLTE:
Just keep doing what you're already doing , 'cause whatever you're doing is right so far ... I have had ZERO problems with 1.1 and recommend it to EVERYONE , especially if they have encountered any problems with other "colonels" ( pun intended ... LOL ) ;)
[Epic 4G Android Development] styles420:
I'd still like to understand the major difference that sets Genocide apart for me - ACS has stated that Samsung broke wired tether in EC05, but I've never seen any reference to a fix that allows it to work in Genocide... What's the special sauce that allows Genocide to work?
[Epic 4G Android Development] Shoulon:
Rodderik sauce.
[Epic 4G Android Development] andsamp:
Thanks..great "unofficial" kernel:-)

Rockin' 1.1 with srf 1.1.1

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[Epic 4G Android Development] jazzneel:
quick update, I'm on 1.1 kernal of this, with the ec05 stock plus (no CIQ) rom with ext4 (thanks to chris41g!), and wow, my battery life is insane. I'm 100% happy with this:

23 hours, 39 min, 12 sec since unplugged

display 74%

cell standby 17%

wifi 5%

phone idle 3%

Time On: 2hrs 10 min

Battery is at 28% still

I've been playing plants vs zombies, angry birds, checking fbook/email a lot, and listening to music on my phone for probably 4 hours.

amazing! ty so much:D