This should make life a little easier for those who want to use an I9000 kernel.
As always, install at your own risk, I am not responsible for any damages.
This kernel was compiled from the I9000 source with the initramfs of the I9000XWJM7 kernel.
Whats included:
-Correct Screen auto-rotate
-HSUPA support
-MobileAP support (aka wireless tethering)
-Selecting with power button in recovery mode
-External SD card support
-Postboot scripts
-Voodoo lagfix
-Softkey Backlight Notification
What is out of scope:
-Overclocked kernel, I personally have not seen a need to change the clock speed.
Kernel can be installed via ClockworkMod Recovery.
v1.3
I9000_reoriented_v1.3.zip md5: 8bdf30094505c9b0a154ae14a8a12391
I9000_reoriented_v1.3.tar (for ODIN) md5: 8c54585a05efe1208d1d34615e1fe667
-Include post boot scripting functionality
-After init is finished kernel will run all scripts in the /system/etc/postboot directory
-Can be disabled by creating the file: /sdcard/disablepostboot (useful if you want to review the scripts before allowing them to run)
I9000_reoriented_v1.3_voodoo.zip md5: a4acc7ac8d0afa935513a469606bb675
I9000_reoriented_v1.3_voodoo.tar (for ODIN) md5: 9b3abdf9dfb3bc97f70d06019daead68
-Includes 1.3 changes and voodoo lagfix
I9000_reoriented_v1.3_bln.zip (no ODIN package available) md5: f270b66f9db264da919a5493cc340d7b
-Includes 1.3 changes and softkey
-Implements the softkey backlight notification (all credit goes to neldar)
-This will replace you /system/lib/hw/lights.default.so, you may want to back it up.
-Parts of this package are licensed under the Apache license
I9000_reoriented_v1.3_voodoo_bln.zip (no ODIN package available) md5: 047b6523390a8a8d86d05405ea5ba84e
-Includes 1.3 changes, voodoo lagfix, and softkey backlight notification
v1.2.1
I9000_reoriented_v1.2.1.zip md5: b4f091878a1a310cdaf797d0f3e51e38
I9000_reoriented_v1.2.1.tar (for ODIN) md5: 8d4029a9c0b8482c40ccfd3d1e367321
-Use Captivate Broadcom module
I9000_reoriented_v1.2.1_voodoo.zip md5: 736836963016b0df6f5ef3bd38104cc8
I9000_reoriented_v1.2.1_voodoo.tar (for ODIN) md5: 93a8a7019c5c70710ffb45c9a003625a
-Updated with code from Voodoo beta 4
Please make sure you know what you are getting into when applying the voodoo lagfix!!!
-99.9% of the Voodoo fix code came from supercurio's project voodoo (I made a small change that does not impact the fix)
v1.2
I9000_reoriented_v1.2.zip md5: 2758daba1e9fcb98e4c3e695689442d8
I9000_reoriented_v1.2.tar (for ODIN) md5: 1bca6a4fecd20d093f96a8a244e2ff48
-External SD card resolved
-Added Captivate audio codecs
v1.1 I9000_reoriented_v1.1.zip (Removed only worked with Eugene's Rom)
-Fixed power button selection in recovery
-Fixed Wifi and MobileAP
v1.0
I9000_reoriented_v1.0.zip
git
Thanks to unhelpful for a good toolchain
Thanks to all who did the diffs on the kernel sources
Thanks to everyone who has been daring enough to be a guinea pig.
Thanks to Sherpa for making my life a bit easier.
Voodoo from supercurio
Softkey backlight notification from neldar
Special thanks to the donors, here is where you money went:
William W. - Ithica Beer Co. Apricot Wheat
So I can flash JM7 and then add this kernel?
Does BT voice work on this? How about HSUPA? I am assuming they do as you say voice and data, but looking for confirmation.
Great work anyway - it is nice to know we can without captivate kernel. Now if Froyo Kernel can be fixed we can really rock.
Thanks!
so in a nutshell,
HSUPA works with voice and data, Bluetooth with stereo audio, auto rotate.
What about volume control and the speaker and headphone jack logic?
P.S.
Does this also allow HSUPA with 850 MHZ band?
Edited, nevermind
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897 using Tapatalk
This is not a froyo kernal
Oh thought it was
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interesting work! I'll try it out later, perhaps you should talk to Unhelpful about incorporating his init.d startup scripts to get MobileAP functioning again
edit: can anyone confirm if GPS is working with this kernel? using other kernels with JG8 modem tends to kill GPS
Test platform:
CODE_I9000XWJM7
CSC_I9000OXAJM1
JG8 Modem
My Kernel
Screen auto rotates correctly
HSUPA works
Data and Voice work
Volume works
Headphone & Speaker work correctly
I don't have bluetooth to test with
Will edit the title to clear up any froyo confusion
xcaliburinhand said:
Test platform:
CODE_I9000XWJM7
CSC_I9000OXAJM1
JG8 Modem
My Kernel
Screen auto rotates correctly
HSUPA works
Data and Voice work
Volume works
Headphone & Speaker work correctly
I don't have bluetooth to test with
Will edit the title to clear up any froyo confusion
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last question, is the ability to select items using the power button in recovery functional with this?
Kaik541 said:
last question, is the ability to select items using the power button in recovery functional with this?
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WOW!!! I totally forgot about THAT! I was, literally about to run Rom Manager on it when I saw this question.... if yes, I'll be a guinea pig.....
Now we just have to get you and Supercurio together to incorporate the Voodoo fix
http://project-voodoo.org/
Our phones are getting better all the time. W00T!
Is the source available for the I9000 Froyo kernel? How difficult would it be to reorient / fix the speaker bug for a 2.2 captivate kernel? What can I do to help make this a reality?
phr00t said:
Is the source available for the I9000 Froyo kernel? How difficult would it be to reorient / fix the speaker bug for a 2.2 captivate kernel? What can I do to help make this a reality?
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2.2 kernel sources are not available for the galaxy s lines yet. won't be released until after the firmware drops
Kaik541 said:
2.2 kernel sources are not available for the galaxy s lines yet. won't be released until after the firmware drops
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Ahhh... OK, thanks
Kaik541 said:
last question, is the ability to select items using the power button in recovery functional with this?
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Totally forgot about that, currently no. I will need to dig into that.
xcaliburinhand said:
Totally forgot about that, currently no. I will need to dig into that.
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Glad I waited..... would have been a pain... but if that last thing gets worked out I WILL be playing with this.....
techmik67 said:
Glad I waited..... would have been a pain... but if that last thing gets worked out I WILL be playing with this.....
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And we would be waiting for your results
tytdfn said:
And we would be waiting for your results
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Lol, can't really give tech results, but I can test and play around. I have backups. Saved to my computer AND sd (internal and external), to be xtra safe =)
techmik67 said:
Lol, can't really give tech results, but I can test and play around. I have backups. Saved to my computer AND sd (internal and external), to be xtra safe =)
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hope you know how to use adb then else the backup to the computer would only be helpful when the phone boots into the homescreen. anything less and you would have to learn to use adb to push stuff to the root of your sdcard to be able to access it in recovery or clockwork recovery
tytdfn said:
hope you know how to use adb then else the backup to the computer would only be helpful when the phone boots into the homescreen. anything less and you would have to learn to use adb to push stuff to the root of your sdcard to be able to access it in recovery or clockwork recovery
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I would simply Odin back to a working model and then copy/bluetooth back to my phone. Easier. Assuming that 1 clockwork backup image stays good =)
and besides, from reading the forums here alone i could have learned about the adb push or pull commands =)
Related
Captivate / Vibrant Hybrid
Confirmed Working on the Captivate
How-to Apply Lagfix to My Rom " Do Not Use another Lagfix as it Breaks my PLaylogos1 Script..."
adb shell
su
mv /system/bin/userinit.sh /system/bin/used
reboot
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Then
adb shell
su
busybox dd if=/dev/zero of=/data/dataimg bs=1024 count=1048576
busybox mknod /dev/loop0 b 7 0
busybox losetup /dev/loop0 /data/dataimg
busybox mkfs.ext2 /dev/loop0
mkdir /data/data1
mv /system/bin/used /system/bin/userinit.sh
reboot
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Download > Captivate_Hybrid_r3.zip
*Changelog*
~ GPS Issue's ( Disable GPS & Enable Wireless Location if you need Location working )
~ WyContactMod added
~ Edits of Framework Anim
~ lbstestmode added & selectable in app's
~ Added MMS-Mod
~ Fixed MMs Sending Issue
~ removed LockBot Free ( Memory Hog )
~ No kernel included for letting User's choose what they want..
~ Stock Build / Mix of TouchWiz UI
~ Auto Rotation / Sensors should work
~ Process Bar status fixed in Recovery.. Not that big of issue, but I like to see the Flashing status.
~ Launcher 2 edited for are default Apps
~ Sim Card Initializing bug Fixed
~ Stock Dailer Added
~ Stock incall Dialer Kept, Has better Options for in call status BT / Headset / Speaker & a huge End button..
~ Stock Android Contacts added
~ Contacts do not Show Google contact status until you log into Gtalk ( This is default, I don't like people seeing me on Gtalk and not know it )...
~ Removed Shadows for Puzzle
~ Stock Calendar ( White bar bug Fixed )
~ Trim down un-need Samsung app's
~ GPS loads from etc/gps.cfg file now
~ Added CM APN list
~ Added IME_Mod keyboard
~ Updated to Current Maps
~ Vibrant9 Theme
~ MobileAP Mod included ( WiFi Tether in Settings )
~ Lagfix Supported, but not installed... See Post & link at the Top of the is ( How-to Apply Lagfix to My Rom )
~ Super Audio Package ( a huge Mix of Ringtones )
~ Smali edits of App's
~ Removed Facebook
~ TW Camera
~ TW Gallery
hero 10char
I'm assuming that means there is no kernel flashing in the update.zip or anything required after running it?
How do you apply this? Odin or clockworkmod or how?
cropythy said:
How do you apply this? Odin or clockworkmod or how?
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ClockworkMod.
Does this have the captivate camera or the vibrant camera? I've heard of vibrant users loading the captivate camera but never dug deeper to find out why.
Also, has anyone here flashed this yet? Eugene's roms are supposed to be pretty good. I'm debating on installing this or waiting for a froyo rom.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897 using XDA App
lpfansether said:
Does this have the captivate camera or the vibrant camera? I've heard of vibrant users loading the captivate camera but never dug deeper to find out why.
Also, has anyone here flashed this yet? Eugene's roms are supposed to be pretty good. I'm debating on installing this or waiting for a froyo rom.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897 using XDA App
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Yes it has the Captivate Camera app..
junkboy said:
awesome work! i just flashed this to my captivate.
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This person is the one that Confirmed it working.
lpfansether said:
Does this have the captivate camera or the vibrant camera? I've heard of vibrant users loading the captivate camera but never dug deeper to find out why.
Also, has anyone here flashed this yet? Eugene's roms are supposed to be pretty good. I'm debating on installing this or waiting for a froyo rom.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897 using XDA App
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I really want to, but he hasn't answered my question about kernel flashing yet
edit: in the change log it says "includes stock kernel" which I assume is just a part of the direct copy/paste from the vibrant thread, so is therefore the stock vibrant kernel... meaning that there is a kernel flash to which we could theoretically follow up with an SRE flash
FYI It does have the autorotate but so you have to go into settings and uncheck orientation under sound and display
Edit: I am guessing I need to install vibrant drivers?
cropythy said:
FYI It does have the autorotate but so you have to go into settings and uncheck orientation under sound and display
Edit: I am guessing I need to install vibrant drivers?
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if you could, try following it up with an SRE flash (which I believe will change the notification bar) or flash the stock captivate kernel with odin (which won't have a working mobile AP or overclock)
You might want to try flashing a stock captivate kernel on top of it, or if he's got the lagfix baked in you might want to use unhelpful's kernel so that it maintains init.d support. I'm still working on flashing back to try this so I can't say for sure =P
Trying SRE right now, will report back momentarily
So don't think that worked, Linpack scores of 7.6 which is much lower than it should be, lag is unbelievable and I can't get adb to recognize my phone anymore, making it pretty close to unusable...going back to JH3 until smarter people than I can figure something out...
One more thing, this worked as advertised until I tried SRE, but just with the known issues of using a vibrant kernel in the captivate
I don't know if I've ever hit F5 this many times back to back, come on crop and Zilch!
Let me know how this works... I can change out what ever need edited, but I don't have an at&t phone to further fix things...
eugene373 said:
Let me know how this works... I can change out what ever need edited, but I don't have an at&t phone to further fix things...
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I believe the only thing that would really need to be fixed (according to crop) would be to use either the stock kernel (http://koush.tandtgaming.com//test/kernel-captivate-stock.tar.md5) or Unhelpful's kernel (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=762171) instead of the vibrant kernel
cropythy said:
Trying SRE right now, will report back momentarily
So don't think that worked, Linpack scores of 7.6 which is much lower than it should be, lag is unbelievable and I can't get adb to recognize my phone anymore, making it pretty close to unusable...going back to JH3 until smarter people than I can figure something out...
One more thing, this worked as advertised until I tried SRE, but just with the known issues of using a vibrant kernel in the captivate
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I guess I'll just start flashing back to JH3 stock tomorrow morning and try either unhelpful's kernel or the stock kernel. Need my phone as an alarm so can't risk losing it before tomorrow
Kaik541 said:
I believe the only thing that would really need to be fixed (according to crop) would be to use either the stock kernel (http://koush.tandtgaming.com//test/kernel-captivate-stock.tar.md5) or Unhelpful's kernel (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=762171) instead of the vibrant kernel
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okay.. Thanks...
but, my understanding is it works fine with the kernel that is pre-included.
just finished flashing and phone booted up will update soon.
initial reaction phone is quite slow , lots of lag
just performed a factory reset now and check it out.
also it takes more time than usual while booting at the Samsung logo.
I just flashed XWJM7, then Unhelpful's kernel (v1.1 via Odin), and then a repackaged version of Vibrant-Hybrid, removing the kernel specific stuff from the update-script.
All is working fine so far.
Great job Eugene!
eugene373 said:
okay.. Thanks...
but, my understanding is it works fine with the kernel that is pre-included.
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he said there's a bug with auto-rotation (we get this bug using the i9000 kernels too because apparently we're all about using anything but the AT&T ROM) and I'm willing to bet he didn't test the bluetooth which is also another common problem area when not using the captivate kernels
It does work fine, the only thing you need to do is turn off auto rotate =P Haven't tried GPS though. Also I just flashed the JG8 modem file to this for HSUPA lovin'
GPS starts, but I'm indoors and it's midnight so I'm not going out for a stroll to test if it gets a lock =P
Tayutama Themed JPA Rom with SetiroN's i9000 SuperOptimized ReOriented v1.1.1 kernel with ULF, OC/UV, BFQ, 340Mb, BLN & HSUPA (11-06-10)
JPA Rom with SetiroN's i9000 SuperOptimized ReOriented v1.1.1 kernel with ULF, OC/UV, BFQ, 340Mb, BLN & HSUPA (11-06-10)
JPA\JI6 Rom with SetiroN's i9000 SuperOptimized ReOriented v1.1.1 kernel with ULF, OC/UV, BFQ, 340Mb, BLN & NO HSUPA (11-06-10)
JI6 Rom with SetiroN's i9000 SuperOptimized ReOriented v1.1.1 kernel with ULF, OC/UV, BFQ, 340Mb, BLN & NO HSUPA (11-06-10)
Please check SetiroN's kernel thread. It gets updated a lot so make sure to keep the kerenel updated.
Change log
Fully deodexed JM8, JI6 & JPA
Used JM8 dump then JPA dump with Tayutama's Theme & JPP modem (Themed JPA Rom)
Used JM8 dump then JPA dump with JPP modem (JPA Rom)
Used JPA rom, JI6 framwork & JI6 modem (JPA\JI6 Rom)
Used JI6 dump & JI6 modem (JI6 Rom)
Removed FM Radio
Removed My Files
Removed Touchwiz
Removed Youtube (Old Version)
Added Advanced task killer
Added Astro file manager
Added Battery mod by rom-g
Added Bubble
Added Busybox
Added Facebook
Added Home Switcher
Added Pandora
Added Quick boot
Added Real calc
Added Setcpu
Added SGS Tools
Added Superuser
Added Tip calc
Added Titanium backup
Added TouchWizGTG Launcher v1.1.1 (Landscape mode, transparent app drawer & way faster.
Added Xan's Voltage Settings app
Added Youtube (New Version)
How To Install
1 Root your phone
2 Copy zip to sdcard
4 Install recovery with rom manager
5 Install rom using recovery by selecting zip in recovery NOT REINSTALL PACKAGES METHOD
How To Enable Lag Fix
1 Use quick boot app to reboot to recovery
2 Select Advanced ULK features
3 Select Lag fix options
4 Select what lag fix you want installed
5 Select Go back
6 Select Go back
7 Select reboot
8 Select Yes with backup and restore
Enable WCDMA 850Mhz
1 One-Click Restore to JF6
2 Odin flash JG8 modem
3 Ensure 850Mhz is working (*#0011#)
4 Master Clear with One-Click
5 Use CWM Recovery to install new ROM
6 Once up and running, enable WCDMA 850 by *#2263# (COMBI BANDS -> choose WCDMA 850)
Credits to eugene373, Raykoid666, bowtieguy, DocRambone, Tayutama, Fightspit, designgears, xuzer, xcaliburinhand, SetiroN, rom-g, gtg465x & cyanogenmod team.
Donations
OLD ROMS
Tayutama Themed JPM Rom with JPM modem, I9000 reoriented kernel v2.1 10.23.2010, Voodoo & HSUPA (10-25-10)
Fully Loaded JPM\JI6 rom with 2e kernel (10-15-10)
Fully Loaded JPK\JI6 rom with 2e kernel (10-23-10)
Fully Loaded JPM\JI6 rom with I9000 reoriented kernel v2.1 10.23.2010, Voodoo & HSUPA (10-25-10)
Stock JPM\JI6 rom with 2e kernel (10-15-10)
Stock JPM\JI6 rom with I9000 reoriented kernel v2.1 10.23.2010, Voodoo & HSUPA (10-25-10)
JPK roms
shep211 said:
JPK\JI6 rom with Rombie v2a
Stock JPK\JI6 rom coming soon!
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Good job Shep...is the BT mic working properly?
boomerod said:
Good job Shep...is the BT mic working properly?
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Just tested my BT headset and the Mic works. My wife says there is more background noise with the bt headset when I test called her but unsure it thats rom related. I don't really use it that much so don't know if thats normal or not for this BT headset. Test it out and let me know.
Very interesting, I will give it a shot.
Nice to see you here and cooking too
awesome job Shep! let me know what i can do to help. i am working on a few things right now, and i will try to fit anything in you need. even if its just testing
welcome aboard. Glad to see this.
cool
does it lock the phone like the ji6 leak
Thanks Shep. I'll try this tomorrow
is everything working properly in this rom? wireless? 3g? bluetooth? all the buttons? headset jack?
shep211 said:
Just tested my BT headset and the Mic works. My wife says there is more background noise with the bt headset when I test called her but unsure it thats rom related. I don't really use it that much so don't know if thats normal or not for this BT headset. Test it out and let me know.
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That's a positive result; the mic on the non cooked combo we tried under the other thread made it sound like you were far away, mumbled, and like you're in a tunnel.
Next question: In the JPK ROM the Bluetooth Voice Commands worked - do they on this one? You should be able to use the headset to tell the phone to, for instance, "call mom". If it works, this is my next flash.
I'm concerned about the exchange issues seen in other leaked froyo rom builds.
Carnage9270 said:
I'm concerned about the exchange issues seen in other leaked rom builds.
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i personally have not had this issue, but i have seen it reported on cog and on the leaked build. i would assume it has something to do with the exchange server you connect to. mine is working great and i have tested it on 3 different 2.2 setups with zero issues.
Pirateghost said:
i personally have not had this issue, but i have seen it reported on cog and on the leaked build. i would assume it has something to do with the exchange server you connect to. mine is working great and i have tested it on 3 different 2.2 setups with zero issues.
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Good to know, I have a feeling the issue is from people using hosted exchange servers.
Found a bug in video player. I am fixing it and will have beta 2 up soon. Please wait to flash unless you want to help beta test.
great work.. i test the video and music player and both fc (when playing a file). this also happened when i was testing it with doc's deodex xxjpk rom a couple days ago. maybe its just me. still trying to find figure out the problem
i am flashing back to stock right now to do a master clear
Carnage9270 said:
I'm concerned about the exchange issues seen in other leaked froyo rom builds.
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This was not an issue on the JPK ROM. And, I did have the issue with all Cappy Froyo builds - from stock to Cog Beta 5.
---Edit---
See this post for information on issues we had in testing JI6/JPK (before this effort by Shep which put the JPK in the JI6 framework from Cog builds): http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=798164
---Edit---
Unless the issue is related to the JI6 framework and not the native email app, which I don't think is the case.
Just thought of something....dammit I wont be able to download the beta2 because of the download restrictions on the host >.<
xuzer said:
great work.. i test the video and music player and both fc (when playing a file). this also happened when i was testing it with doc's deodex xxjpk rom a couple days ago. maybe its just me. still trying to find figure out the problem
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Did you have captivate 2.2 kernel loaded on doc's deodex xxjpk rom?
Carnage9270 said:
Just thought of something....dammit I wont be able to download the beta2 because of the download restrictions on the host >.<
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Pull the plug on your modem and/or router and you'll get a new IP from your provider, which is all that those sites check for.
ALL CREDIT GOES TO ATINM FOR CREATING THIS(and allowing me to share)
Thanks To Kaik541 for being awesome....and being the main tester
Atinm currently has bigger fish to fry then this Kernel, therefore
THIS ISNT BEING SUPPORTED FOR FURTHER DEVELOPMENT
Kaik541 said:
guys, the "unsupported" part of this doesn't mean development has stopped or stalled, it means do not expect things like changelogs or walkthroughs. me and warri can help you troubleshoot, but installing this is done so at your own risk with no promises it will work.
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Atinm has created a very nice Kernel, and has allowed me to share it with the Public. HOWEVER, there is no support offered, we have done some testing and it works for us, this does not mean we guarantee it will work for you:
Included:
Modified ClockworkMod Recovery to replace Stock 3e (Backup/Restore with Voodoo Enabled)
The Voodoo Lagfix
Captivate Kernel
Custom Boot Image Support (place any WVGA bootanimation.zip in either /system/media or /data/local thanks Kaik)
How To Install :
Download File From Link Below
Place the Link on your /sdcard/ (internal)
Flash through ROM Manager, or ClockworkMod Recovery
Enjoy the VooDoo Lagfix
If you are having issues with installation please follow KaiK's Instructions found here (can be used on 1.14)
Download:
http://github.com/atinm/captivate_multistage_initramfs/downloads
**Disclaimer** I am not responsible for anything that is done to your device. This is provided as is, I hold no liability for your actions.
I hate you wArri atinm, I just got Voodoo into my custom kernel...
Ok, well, guess this is no longer being worked on, I feel better now..
oh snap!
Flashing time again. mmmmmmm
THANKS!!
warri said:
ALL CREDIT GOES TO ATINM FOR CREATING THIS
Atinm currently has bigger fish to fry then this Kernel, therefore
THIS ISNT BEING SUPPORTED FOR FURTHER DEVELOPMENT
Atinm has created a very nice Kernel, and has allowed me to share it with the Public. HOWEVER, there is no support offered, we have done some testing and it works for us, this does not mean we guarantee it will work for you:
Included:
Modified ClockworkMod Recovery to replace Stock 3e (Backup/Restore with Voodoo Enabled)
The Voodoo Lagfix
Captivate Kernel
How To Install :
Download File From Link Below
Place the Link on your /sdcard/ (internal)
Flash through ROM Manager, or ClockworkMod Recovery
Enjoy the VooDoo Lagfix
Download:
http://github.com/downloads/atinm/captivate_multistage_initramfs/cwm-ext4-v1.11.zip
**Disclaimer** I am not responsible for anything that is done to your device. This is provided as is, I hold no liability for your actions.
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I'm working on CyanogenMod6 for our phones and this happened to by on the way there because I was futzing in recovery so I put it out as ppl seemed to be asking for Voodoo support in Froyo. If it doesn't work for you, don't worry - the performance difference between stock RFS and Voodoo on Froyo isn't as significant as it was with Eclair (the 'Q' number is near 1400 rather than above 1700 - I guess still somewhat better than stock).
-Atin
atinm said:
I'm working on CyanogenMod6 for our phones and this happened to by on the way there because I was futzing in recovery so I put it out as ppl seemed to be asking for Voodoo support in Froyo. If it doesn't work for you, don't worry - the performance difference between stock RFS and Voodoo on Froyo isn't as significant as it was with Eclair (the 'Q' number is near 1400 rather than above 1700 - I guess still somewhat better than stock).
-Atin
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haha, he posted this right as I finished up my Kernel, was about to update to beta9... heh
Thanks again you warri and atimn for all your hard work and help, will be applying this to my setup.
designgears said:
I hate you wArri atinm, I just got Voodoo into my custom kernel...
Ok, well, guess this is no longer being worked on, I feel better now..
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It's cause I'll do it a whole different way next time. But don't let me stop you from working on the kernel, the more ppl who take up the slack the better so I can focus on what I need to work on (CyanogenMod!).
designgears said:
haha, he posted this right as I finished up my Kernel, was about to update to beta9... heh
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Are you still going to post beta 9? I can't wait to try it!
airbillion said:
Are you still going to post beta 9? I can't wait to try it!
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yup, just doing some final testing
AHHHH Thanks a million. I've been waiting for this since Froyo hit. Looking forward to B9 DG. Thanks for all the hard work guys!!
designgears said:
I hate you wArri atinm, I just got Voodoo into my custom kernel...
Ok, well, guess this is no longer being worked on, I feel better now..
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You can work on the colorfix, and I believe you had the bootanimation.zip incorporated into your kernel?
Bowsa2511 said:
You can work on the colorfix, and I believe you had the bootanimation.zip incorporated into your kernel?
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colorfix can't be done without sources and this kernel will have aosp bootanimation.zip support soon as well.
and speak of the devil, anyone wanting AOSP boot animation support, use this kernel here:
http://github.com/downloads/atinm/captivate_multistage_initramfs/cwm-ext4-v1.14.zip
same as above, flash in CWM, place any WVGA bootanimation.zip in either /system/media or /data/local
Kaik541 said:
colorfix can't be done without sources and this kernel will have aosp bootanimation.zip support soon as well.
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That's right.. can't wait for our froyo source
Kaik541 said:
and speak of the devil, anyone wanting AOSP boot animation support, use this kernel here:
http://github.com/downloads/atinm/captivate_multistage_initramfs/cwm-ext4-v1.14.zip
same as above, flash in CWM, place any WVGA bootanimation.zip in either /system/media or /data/local
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Is that a ext4/lagfix + bootanimation kernel only?
Is it 2.2, and does it have recovery 2e?
Kaik541 said:
and speak of the devil, anyone wanting AOSP boot animation support, use this kernel here:
http://github.com/downloads/atinm/captivate_multistage_initramfs/cwm-ext4-v1.14.zip
same as above, flash in CWM, place any WVGA bootanimation.zip in either /system/media or /data/local
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Does that mean we can use custom boot animations now?
Bowsa2511 said:
That's right.. can't wait for our froyo source
Is that a ext4/lagfix + bootanimation kernel only?
Is it 2.2, and does it have recovery 2e?
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All of the above. But CWM recovery is default, you can boot into 2e if you want from that. I prefer CWM recovery as my default, so that's how it is.
atinm said:
All of the above. But CWM recovery is default, you can boot into 2e if you want from that. I prefer CWM recovery as my default, so that's how it is.
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With bootanimation support.. I assume unsigned .zips are supported?
It seems to hate clockwork... it won't install no matter whick way I flash it in clockwork
sent with mental telepathy
(CDE ROM + OCLF +z4mod)
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With bootanimation support.. I assume unsigned .zips are supported?
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these two things are unrelated, bootanimation.zip goes on your phone, unsigned zips are run from recovery. this kernel as clockwork as the default recovery.
DOAlaboratories said:
It seems to hate clockwork... it won't install no matter whick way I flash it in clockwork
sent with mental telepathy
(CDE ROM + OCLF +z4mod)
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works fine for me, but you can also try renaming it to update.zip and trying that way... the only way to tell if it's working is with a custom boot animation or verifying the output of build.txt in the root of the phone
Kaik541 said:
these two things are unrelated, bootanimation.zip goes on your phone, unsigned zips are run from recovery. this kernel as clockwork as the default recovery.
works fine for me, but you can also try renaming it to update.zip and trying that way... the only way to tell if it's working is with a custom boot animation or verifying the output of build.txt in the root of the phone
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no dice that way either.all the update-script text comes up, says it's done flashing the kernel, and then reboots, but the name of the kernel doesn't change. plus when i tried as update.zip it stuck at the boot screen and i had to flash an older kernel to get it to boot.
Anyway, I present to you:
Assonance *shing* *sparkle* *sparkle*
Change Log:
1.1
Fixes Force Close when making phone call
1.2
Fixes Media Playback
2.0
Stupid DRM...
3.0
Extended Power Menu
Menuless lag fix
BLN Enabled by default
Kernel Tweaks Enabled by default
App Widget Picker (groups widgets together when selecting them)
Astro File Manager
Updated Flash Player
3.1
Fixed Battery
4.0
New 1.5.4 kernel
New voltage Control 2.0 RC2
My Files (complete with AOSP icons throughout)
Changed Icons in the "Attach Menu" of Messaging to ASOP
Update Swype (Double click words to fix incorrect words)
Added Gingerbread Keyboard (with working Dictionary)
Removed Droid X Keyboard
Removed Astro
4.1
1.4.3 Kernel
4.2
1.4.4 Kernel
Headset Fix, amongst others
4.3
1.4.5 Kernel
New Shutdown Animation (to match startup)
5.0
1.4.6 Kernel
Modified version of Gingerbread Theme
Menu no longer unlocks phone
Voltage Control updated to RC4
Update Gmail, Voice Search, Google Voice, and YouTube
New Market (NOTE: Apps only have a 15 minute return period now)
Rethemed Power Menu and Settings Menu
Modded Camera app, uses Power Button to take pictures
Minor bug fixes
5.1a
1.4.7 Kernel
Voltage Control 3.0a3
Telus JL3 Modem
Stock MMS app
Update Gingerbread Keyboard... Working Haptic Feedback, among other things
Updated Maps/System
DocRambone Style Wipe/No Wipe packaging
5.2
Bug Fix
Features:
I9000UGJK3 Based
I9000UGJK3 Modem
SetiroN's Kernel###
Deodexed & zipaligned
Apps and Framework Optimized
Superuser + busybox 1.17.4
Extensive APN list
Bloatware Removed
CLShortFuse's GPS + JM9 Fix + Epic GPS Fix
Custom Battery Mod***
AOSP Lockscreen
AOSP Launcher
Custom Boot Animation
No Boot/Shutdown Sounds
Updated Apps
Preconfigured lagfix (all ext4)
Locale set to United States
Xan's Voltage App
Working Swype
AOSP Icons
Complete Market
Ad Blocking via Hosts File
Other minor things I forgot (already! )
### If you'd like to use a different kernel, by all means go ahead. Simply drop the zImage file into the .zip, and/or any files that it may require. Your mileage may vary.
*** If you'd like a different type of Battery Mod, take the framework-res.apk from /system/framework and use this website: http://circle.glx.nl/
Instructions
Recommended:
1. Backup all of your apps, photos, etc. Use Titanium Backup (on the market) for your apps. Put the TitaniumBackup folder on your computer, along with your photos and such.
2. Using Odin, flash back to stock JF6. If your phone has 3-button problems use this Odin. This mostly effects 1008 phones (check under your battery).
3. Using Odin, Master Clear THIS DELETES EVERYTHING ON YOUR PHONE, INCLUDING THE INTERNAL SD CARD.
4. Root your phone. I use this one click.
5. Install Rom Manager from the market. Using this, install Clockwork Mod recovery.
1. Transfer Assonance_x.x.zip to your SD Card.
2. Reboot into Clockwork Mod recovery and flash Assonance_x.x.zip
3. Following installation, reboot the phone.
4. It will say "Config files differ". Choose "Yes, with backup and restore". Wait for it to complete.
5. Allow the phone to boot. This will take an abnormally long time. Somewhere between 2 and 4 minutes. The dots will not stop for any period longer than 10 seconds.
6. Allow the phone to establish a data connection. This will take longer than normal, and should be done within a minute or two.
7. Restore apps with Titanium Backup, add your photos, etc.
8. Enjoy for 15 minutes before caving to your insatiable ROM Flashing obsession.
Credits
SetiroN - i9000 SuperOptimized Reoriented Kernel
Xan - Voltage Control App
CLShortFuse - GPS Files
for.digit, di11igaf, and designgears for their assistance
Download
5.2
WIPE
Screenshots
New screenshots need to be taken.
Screenshots???
silverslotcar said:
Screenshots???
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Stock launcher... I'm guessing it'll look sort of like the stock launcher?
Not sure I want to be one of the first guinea pigs, but if it looks good I'll give it a whirl.
Out of curiosity, does this include the Android Keyboard?
I will be watching this I am a huge fan of your work!
jeremytanner said:
Stock launcher... I'm guessing it'll look sort of like the stock launcher?
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AOSP launcher and AOSP icons with custom battery mod.
I cant wait to get back @ my computer tomorrow!!
Thanks MikeyMike!!
Patiently waiting...
Well could have said you had this coming...TODAY!!! I just redid build 19 of your other ROM and now might was well do this one since I didn't even restore my old apps yet.
I guess I talk this bad boy for a spin.
PS Just curious why you didn't base it on the new Bell ROM? Just wonder.
Can't wait for this!!
MikeyMike - does the sns sync in this work? One thing I'm not liking about Vibrant is it still has issues.
I'm debating trying this out need any help? I've been teaching myself a lot more about recompiling apks and zipaligning.
(i finally have a day off from work!)
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hope to check it out soon
haven't heard of epic gps fix before...
lbbo2002 said:
PS Just curious why you didn't base it on the new Bell ROM? Just wonder.
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Jk3 modem seems to be a lot more stable without the need to enable 850mhz band (it's already enabled), is that the new modem you're talking about.
JPO modem was a pain in the butt.
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hansmrtn said:
I will be watching this
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me too, and I just got hooked on AXURA...
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silverslotcar said:
Screenshots???
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Patience.
jeremytanner said:
Out of curiosity, does this include the Android Keyboard?
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No, just the two in the screenshots.
lbbo2002 said:
PS Just curious why you didn't base it on the new Bell ROM? Just wonder.
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DTJP5? The must've come out way after I started working on this.
LinuxNewb said:
MikeyMike - does the sns sync in this work? One thing I'm not liking about Vibrant is it still has issues.
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Yes.
waiting4gingerbread said:
haven't heard of epic gps fix before...
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=759976
Ack... Charging phone now... been itching for this
JM9 already included with AOSP icons..this is sooo tempting.
I'll give it a run.....I will report back tomorrow and let you know my day goes.
holy ****, this looks amazing! would the rom run properly if i were to remove the normal email app(who doesn't use gmail) and the task manager
I like what you've included in this rom and its' visual. Any bugs like wired headset not working?
I will try this later
Just flashed this, Working smooth!
Update: New version 7.06 (UCKK4) from Samsung I897 source code.
UCKK4 kernel with Voodoo sound and color, BLN, 1200 mhz overclock, custom CwM 5, init.d, root, custom boot animation support, fully working nandroid, rfs/ext2/ext4 formatting, multiple tweak options and more!
No more Voodoo lagfix. Reformatting functions are contained in a new custom-modified CwM Recovery. Ext4, Ext2, and RFS formatting options are available for /system, /data, /dbdata, and /cache together and individually. Su / Superuser installation is available from within Recovery for un-rooted ROMs. Kernel tweaks are also available from within Recovery, as well as support for init.d scripts and sysctl.conf.
You can flash this over any supported partition scheme. Select OC, scaling governor, i/o scheduler, etc. in Recovery. Download BLN app from Market to control BLN, Voodoo Control app to adjust sound and color, and Voltage Control for under-volting (not recommended unless you know what you're doing). Please do not use Tegrak for this... the frequency table in this kernel is of a different design than that in Talon, Semaphore, etc.
--- IMPORTANT ---
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Please consider this somewhat experimental. It was a major pain to track down and piece together the missing parts of the source code, and should be considered a work in progress. Version 6.03 (repackaged stock kernel) is still available and reliable.
You might want to back-up and remove any shell scripts you have in your /system/etc/init.d folder until you have flashed this and can verify that they
are compatible and/or needed.
NEW - NEW - NEW: Version 7.0A is for those who have experienced reboots or want a basically stock kernel with BLN, Voodoo Sound, SIO and SmartassV2. No overclocking, Voodoo Color, TinyRCU, advanced ext4 driver, or other code modifications... just straight Samsung code. If you want overclocking, use Tegrak loadable module (paid version?) to provide that.
Please use this guide for reporting problems
Change Log
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Version 7.06
- Added Low Memory Killer and SD Card Read-ahead selection in Recovery
- Increased scheduler latency values slightly for better (?) stability
- Simplified SCSI and Procfs drivers for better (?) stability
- Restored MMC driver to 100% stock code. Previous modified version suspected as cause of reboot problem for some users.
- General code clean-up and debugging
Version 7.05
- Fixed Wifi (again)
Version 7.04
- Compiled with Linaro 12-2011 toolchain (optimizations make kernel even faster)
- Updated Tiny RCU
- Fixed IpSec key retention
- Fixed Superuser permissions to satisfy Tibu
Version 7.03
- Fixed hinkey RFS from version 7.02
- Back to Tiny RCU
- Added full L2TP / IpSec network support
- Overclock is now off by default... enable in Recovery
Version 7.02
- Added Voodoo Color
- Reverted to stock tree rcu from tiny rcu
- Reduced scheduler latency and other tweaks
Version 7.01
- Built from UCKK4 kernel source.
- Added Voodoo sound, BLN, and 1200 mhz overclock.
- Added several scaling governors, including interactive and smartassV2
- Switched to Tiny RCU and updated ext4 driver code
- Wifi working
Version 7.0A
- Built from unmodified UCKK4 kernel source.
- Added Voodoo sound and BLN.
- Added SmartassV2 scaling governor and SIO i/o scheduler.
Download Links
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7.06 (UCKK4 from Source Code)
> Odin flashable version HERE
> CWM flashable version HERE
(CWM flash version has init.d scripts to zip-align apps and "vacuum" your
databases once a week. First boot might take a bit longer than usual.)
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7.0A (UCKK4 from Source Code - Baseline version)
Try this if the other 7.0x versions cause problems
> Odin flashable version HERE
> CWM flashable version HERE
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7.05 (UCKK4 from Source Code)
> Odin flashable version HERE
> CWM flashable version HERE
7.04 (UCKK4 from Source Code)
-- Pulled --
7.03 (UCKK4 from Source Code)
> Odin flashable version HERE
> CWM flashable version HERE
7.02 (UCKK4 from Source Code)
-- Pulled --
7.01 (UCKK4 from Source Code)
> Odin flashable version HERE
> CWM flashable version HERE
Useful Reference Material
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Compiling the UCKK4 source
Android Optimization Tips - i9000 by pikachu01
Captivate General Info and Links
SGS General Info and Links
How to isolate and fix battery drain
Previous Version (repackaged stock kernel)
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6.03 (UCKK4)
> Odin flashable version HERE or HERE
> CWM flashable version HERE or HERE
Previous Version (Voodoo-lagfix)
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3.07 - With Superuser Installer (provides root):
> Odin flashable version HERE
> CWM flashable version HERE
(CWM version has sample sysctl.conf and init.d scripts.)
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3.07 Without Superuser Installer (if you are already rooted):
> Odin flashable version HERE
> CWM flashable version HERE
(CWM version has sample sysctl.conf and init.d scripts.)
Acknowledgments
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Thanks to existz (Talon), xcaliburinhand (GB I9000), pikachu01 (Tweaks), mialwe (Midnight I9000), supercurio (Voodoo), glitch (Glitch) for code samples and ideas
You already have a thread open containing this.
Wandering why the need to open a new one ?
Anyways good job.
Please help me!
Can't enter Download Mode, Recovery Mode and Stuck at AT&T Logo. AT&T Logo after insert battery and can't do anything else!
Help me
hiepgia said:
Please help me!
Can't enter Download Mode, Recovery Mode and Stuck at AT&T Logo. AT&T Logo after insert battery and can't do anything else!
Help me
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Have you flashed the version that was updated about 20 minutes ago? Earlier version was broken.
So is this one working with no bootloops?
mtcarey said:
Have you flashed the version that was updated about 20 minutes ago? Earlier version was broken.
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You should mention that this kernel will not work with ki2 roms.....
so others dont go flashing it and getting bootloops.
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Kyuta Syuko said:
So is this one working with no bootloops?
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So i heard from one of my testers, only for ki1 tho
but why i can't enter download mode?
hiepgia said:
but why i can't enter download mode?
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Start Odin, pull the battery, reinsert it, hold vol up/vol down together (don't touch power button) and plug in your usb cable. Should enter download mode.
hiepgia said:
but why i can't enter download mode?
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i apply unbrickable mod and give my phone back
//It's ok! Now downloading... new firmware
hiepgia said:
but why i can't enter download mode?
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You should be able to.
If you have gb bootloaders then;
remove the battery
put it back
plug in the usb cable while holding both volume buttons.
LOSTLOGIC89 said:
So i heard from one of my testers, only for ki1 tho
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Ah sucks I'm working on a KI2 kernel was wanting to gut this one and see what he changed.
Kyuta Syuko said:
Ah sucks I'm working on a KI2 kernel was wanting to gut this one and see what he changed.
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You should, you might make it work for ki2.
Good luck
Kyuta Syuko said:
Ah sucks I'm working on a KI2 kernel was wanting to gut this one and see what he changed.
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There is no reason in general that it shouldn't work with KI2 ROM.... I'm going to install Fasty IIIV1.1 now and try it out.
LOSTLOGIC89 said:
You should, you might make it work for ki2.
Good luck
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Thanks. Like I said in the other thread I'm currently compiling Voodoo from scratch and it's taking a LONG time... Working on my dated laptop. 1.6Ghz Celeron M 380 w/1G DDR2... Hopefully with this job I'll be able to get something with at least a Dual Core. A Quad Core would be nice though.
Kyuta Syuko said:
Thanks. Like I said in the other thread I'm currently compiling Voodoo from scratch and it's taking a LONG time... Working on my dated laptop. 1.6Ghz Celeron M 380 w/1G DDR2... Hopefully with this job I'll be able to get something with at least a Dual Core. A Quad Core would be nice though.
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Good luck!
mtcarey said:
There is no reason in general that it shouldn't work with KI2 ROM.... I'm going to install Fasty IIIV1.1 now and try it out.
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Please report back, thanks
Kyuta Syuko said:
Thanks. Like I said in the other thread I'm currently compiling Voodoo from scratch and it's taking a LONG time... Working on my dated laptop. 1.6Ghz Celeron M 380 w/1G DDR2... Hopefully with this job I'll be able to get something with at least a Dual Core. A Quad Core would be nice though.
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Good luck and i know it sucks with such a laptop
I suppose I should also state that I'm trying to get ALL of Voodoo to work and not just the EXT4... Something I'm sure quite a few would like to see. Though I don't know much about Voodoo so we'll see how far I can get...
msprag13 said:
Tried the newer kernel and it bootlooped again. This time though I did not have to reflash pinnacle, just Odin Boog kh3 kernel and reboot and all was fine
Are the files in /voodoo/log helpful for this? There are a lot of log files. One for each bootloop attempt.
Side note: where does the phone get time stamps from during bootup as the time stamps on the log files are incorrect.
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Moved this here from old thread
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Kyuta Syuko said:
I suppose I should also state that I'm trying to get ALL of Voodoo to work and not just the EXT4... Something I'm sure quite a few would like to see. Though I don't know much about Voodoo so we'll see how far I can get...
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I wondered about that... the ext4 part of Voodoo is just a bunch of shell scripts. I couldn't figure-out what you were compiling!
msprag13 said:
Moved this here from old thread
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897 using xda premium
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Can you attach the (zipped) log files or send them to me? Thanks.