[TESTING] Updated 5/14/11 New Kernel - Temp Test - SOD Fix!

[tstonick]

Does Highlandsun's kernel or the autobuild kernel have WisTilt2's scbs stuff in it? After all the reading and mounting rootfs's and comparing the contents, I've been unable to understand if the scbs support is in the rootfs or in the kernel or are both needed? It seems for the last few days, I have been unable to get a combination of rootfs and zImage that let me set the keymapping, have the new RIL work and use SCBS all at the same time or am I missing something? I keep trying combinations of things and I must just be missing some crucial piece of magical tribal knowledge or something. So close and yet so far....

BTW, I have the latest ril, and highlandsun's oh so righteous everything else. I'm hanging back on the autobuild kernel at the moment. I used Spare Parts to remap the End button to home, but it would be cool to use all the other stuff from F22 and have the battery meter actually move in the same direction as time progresses..

[arrrghhh]

Originally Posted by tstonick

Does Highlandsun's kernel or the autobuild kernel have WisTilt2's scbs stuff in it? After all the reading and mounting rootfs's and comparing the contents, I've been unable to understand if the scbs support is in the rootfs or in the kernel or are both needed? It seems for the last few days, I have been unable to get a combination of rootfs and zImage that let me set the keymapping, have the new RIL work and use SCBS all at the same time or am I missing something? I keep trying combinations of things and I must just be missing some crucial piece of magical tribal knowledge or something. So close and yet so far....

BTW, I have the latest ril, and highlandsun's oh so righteous everything else. I'm hanging back on the autobuild kernel at the moment. I used Spare Parts to remap the End button to home, but it would be cool to use all the other stuff from F22 and have the battery meter actually move in the same direction as time progresses..

Both are needed. rootfs tells the daemon to run, kernel has the actual SCBS support. The only kernel that has SCBS is this one, or the one from jonpry. I think hyc is working on pulling SCBS support into some of his test kernels, but I'm not sure if that's happened yet or not.

[tstonick]

arrrghhh, Yer the bomb. I sometimes wonder if you and a lot of other people here and at XDA-dev work from home or just have bosses that don't wander around too much.

[arrrghhh]

New update. There are some reports of SOD's on the newest autobuild kernel, this is a kernel that is very close to the newest autobuild, just with some changes. See the first post!

[coder12]

Originally Posted by arrrghhh

New update. There are some reports of SOD's on the newest autobuild kernel, this is a kernel that is very close to the newest autobuild, just with some changes. See the first post!

I'll test it when I get home from work...

[Guerralenta]

Hello guys... this new kernel fix the no signal problem when waking up in cdma/gsm phones? thx...

[rpierce99]

Originally Posted by Guerralenta

Hello guys... this new kernel fix the no signal problem when waking up in cdma/gsm phones? thx...

I can't confirm but I don't believe that is covered in this release.

[Guerralenta]

Tested.. no signal when waking up a cdma/gsm device...

[Starfox]

I posted some stuff under the same thread on XDA. I believe it explains the failed wakes from deep sleep even with the new kernel.

-- Starfox

[coder12]

Baahhh... My device was working greatly in Android until it kernel panicked today and now all my apps are force closing... I'm gonna wait until the next major release to test more, with finals and school it's probably my best option. See ya in a couple weeks for Android testing... haha