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Beta Kernel 12 Mar 11

As promised, here’s a newer kernel for all to test. During the private beta, we’ve had a couple of random reboots and a couple lock ups, but nothing else major.

Changelog:

Updated to 2.6.32.32

Doesn’t sound like much, but that includes 408 commits of bugfixes and improvements to the mainline kernel

ChangeLog-2.6.32.29
ChangeLog-2.6.32.30
ChangeLog-2.6.32.31
ChangeLog-2.6.32.32

sysfs VDD changes take effect immediately on SVS now
Wifi driver updated slightly from newer HTC sources

md5sum:

6ea3cc97b51dce70919f4e6cc7d736b2  ztest-BRAVO-BFS-031211.zip
663c5c2cdfe635fabf6a9d3175e6d0cd  ztest-BRAVO-BFS-HAVS-031211.zip
baa31ce9bd77f15e22c5251fb4f530aa  ztest-BRAVO-CFS-031211.zip
682875444e01e24434d1db3cbbb07956  ztest-BRAVO-CFS-HAVS-031211.zip
bbf98eb6553ef834b3c25f8263a920ce  ztest-EVO-BFS-031211.zip
fd50f9033bc72dd5e49b7ed3cc131377  ztest-EVO-BFS-HAVS-031211.zip
af1348bf9424827f8c0bb5ce6b2a4771  ztest-EVO-CFS-031211.zip
a21474ab58561fb4f3e13ae22bbbb09b  ztest-EVO-CFS-HAVS-031211.zip
fbb2663ba0b160b86e4644ba8d137f0c  ztest-INC-BFS-031211.zip
57e65c6537a935ae3a5cd079a9432eef  ztest-INC-BFS-HAVS-031211.zip
284189f7208117c2b8f851b89e85e4c8  ztest-INC-CFS-031211.zip
b74f06098bc811ffdc330ea6c88c3ef0  ztest-INC-CFS-HAVS-031211.zip

Downloads:
Beta Kernel BRAVO BFS 12 Mar 11 (603 downloads)
Beta Kernel BRAVO BFS HAVS 12 Mar 11 (524 downloads)
Beta Kernel BRAVO CFS 12 Mar 11 (498 downloads)
Beta Kernel BRAVO CFS HAVS 12 Mar 11 (506 downloads)
Beta Kernel EVO BFS 12 Mar 11 (590 downloads)
Beta Kernel EVO BFS HAVS 12 Mar 11 (599 downloads)
Beta Kernel EVO CFS 12 Mar 11 (712 downloads)
Beta Kernel EVO CFS HAVS 12 Mar 11 (895 downloads)
Beta Kernel INC BFS 12 Mar 11 (586 downloads)
Beta Kernel INC BFS HAVS 12 Mar 11 (814 downloads)
Beta Kernel INC CFS 12 Mar 11 (565 downloads)
Beta Kernel INC CFS HAVS 12 Mar 11 (639 downloads)

March 12, 2011 @ 20:53
Android Development

21 Comments

  1. Ping from Zach:
    Saturday, March 12th 2011 at 22:05 | 

    Are those ALL the changes? Just changed the base and a few minor tweaks? Just curious, trying out the BFS/HAVS for the Inc now, can’t wait!

  2. Ping from Tim85:
    Saturday, March 12th 2011 at 23:11 | 

    Ziggy you are the man, going to test this out right now. Glad to hear that you’re doing great, family always comes first. Its good that you haven’t forgotten about us also. Thanks Zig

  3. Ping from billfnbragg:
    Sunday, March 13th 2011 at 03:16 | 

    Running great on my evo using the bfs havs kernel, its doing a good job so far. We shall see what it does when i have a full charge.

  4. Ping from Zach:
    Sunday, March 13th 2011 at 06:11 | 

    Sets a new standard for kernels. Ultra smooth and after sitting on the charger overnight it doesn’t drop 10% instantly.

  5. Ping from Brian Evers:
    Sunday, March 13th 2011 at 11:04 | 

    Ziggy – Tried the CFS no havs version on my 0002 EVO and it seemed to be running fine until all of the sudden it rebooted while it was just sitting there with the screen off. I was using the Conservative governor set with OS Monitor. The last kernals you made that were stable with my phone were the December 2010 builds. All of the 2011 builds cause rebooting on my phone. Do you think you could make just an EVO based kernel to try out like you did for Calkulin instead of one drawing sources from three different phones?

    Thanks!

    • Ping from Ziggy471:
      Sunday, March 13th 2011 at 11:22 | 

      Actually, I have source from 8 different trees for these kernels, Bravo/Evo/Inc/Ace/Glacier/Legend/Shift/Vision, not to mention I moved the source as close to mainline as possible. Everything was fine until I included the MR3 crap in there. I’ll eventually figure out what the issue is, so bare with me.

      The kernel I did for Calk was a plain MR3 with just a couple patches, kind of boring and not much of a challenge to do. Not saying that I couldn’t do that, but the whole point of what I’m trying to do now is make my life easier by combing the trees into one. I’ve also changed how I compile them too, I’m using separate output directories for each kernel, but the same source tree. What this means is that if I do a simple change to the source, I don’t have to do clean compiles for each kernel, which would take about 2 hours 40 minutes. However, the biggest advantage is that I only have one source tree to maintain instead of three.

  6. Ping from Coiledwire:
    Sunday, March 13th 2011 at 14:38 | 

    Ziggy,

    Do you have plans to incorporate SBC into any of your evo builds? Forgive me if this was asked, answered, or in the change logs. I run different capacity batteries, so this is a big feature for me. Your Jan betas ran well on my phone, so I do look forward to having Ziggy + SBC. Thanks for all the work you put into these kernels.

  7. Ping from iknowsquat:
    Sunday, March 13th 2011 at 20:11 | 

    Coiled-you may want to give this a look-see:
    http://www.ziggy471.com/2011/01/02/overcharging-batteries/

    Hope that answers it for you.

  8. Ping from Coiledwire:
    Sunday, March 13th 2011 at 22:43 | 

    Thanks for the link to Ziggy’s position. Based on that, I shouldn’t hold my breath for a kernel with a modified battery routine from Ziggy.

    Ziggy, I respect your position in regards to SBC. My thoughts of SBC is slightly different, but that’s what makes our country great. I appreciate your continued development of kernel for the EVO. Thanks!

  9. Ping from Cothek:
    Monday, March 14th 2011 at 14:46 | 

    I am having issues with bluetooth not starting…anyone else?

    By the way Ziggy, so far this kernel has amazing battery life and smooth performance. Much appreciated!

  10. Ping from S14baybay:
    Monday, March 14th 2011 at 18:51 | 

    Ziggy.

    I’ve been using your kernals ever since 2010. This is what I can say about them. Droid Incredible AMOLED running Skyraider Athena.

    1) The only kernel I can effectively overclock to 1.19 and have INCREDIBLE stability to boot.

    2) Battery life on Smart*** is ridiculously good. Overnight I lose about 3-5%. That’s without setting anything and letting the governor do its thang.

    3) Smoothness cannot be beat. I’ve tried Chad’s incredikernels, Kingxklick back in the day, hydra, etc… You name it, I’ve tried it, but I’ve always come back to your kernels.

    Thank you for working so hard for the DINC and other droid communities. Your work is making my experience with my phone so much enjoyable.

  11. Ping from shad0w77:
    Tuesday, March 15th 2011 at 10:46 | 

    was working awesome here. Then, realized that Gun Bros w/ this kernel causes my EVO to lock up and reboot. Here is the link to the game: https://market.android.com/details?id=com.glu.android.gunbros_free. No undervolting here. no OV, no UC. Any ideas? Using the CFS HAVS kernel.

  12. Ping from Philyteach:
    Tuesday, March 15th 2011 at 22:34 | 

    Just wanted to say thanks and I’m glad to hear that everything is okay with you and the family.

  13. Ping from Coiledwire:
    Wednesday, March 16th 2011 at 00:01 | 

    I’ve been running 031211 CFS Havs for a few days and I’ve noticed a strange behavior. Using battery monitor widget, once 100% has been achieved and the phone still plugged into the wall, I see a constant current draw of about -106mA with supplied spikes of 300mA every few minutes.

    Is this a normal behavior? I doubled check the md5 and my copy is correct. And OS monitor isn’t giving kernel errors as far as I can tell, so I assume the install was good too. I have screen shots that I can share if needed.

  14. Ping from Power3dfx:
    Thursday, March 17th 2011 at 08:50 | 

    Zig havent tested new kernel but will def give try, I like other users have had reboot issues but the perf of ur kernel plus batt life is untouchable.. I had better luck with some of ur older kernels like anothef use mwntioned.. I hopethis new kernel is better.. Finally, I am happy u took time away for urself.. We can survive (not ideal though lol) without u, but ur family cant.. They need u and viceversa.. Appreciate ur work always look frwd for more

  15. Ping from loonatik:
    Friday, March 18th 2011 at 01:56 | 

    I tried the CFS HAVS and non-HAVS Incredibly kernel. I saw it noted some are having issues with FC’s and reboots. I did too when I didn’t completely clear the caches. So I cleared them out, reflashed, fixed permissions, and not one problem at all. Definitely have to clear those caches!

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