Yank555.lu Android Stuff

turilo wrote:Hello yank555, I had a question. When I flash your latest cm11 kernel on my hlte n900w8 note 3 running aosb I seem to lose data? Is there a way to fix this issue at all? Love your work, thanks

I suppose aosb may have specifics in its ramfs ... I already had such issues in the past on i9300 ... I won't have time to maintain variations of my kernel unfortunately

JP.

Send from my 'proudly eFused' Note 3 (n9005) running CM11 hltexx 20140127 on Yank555.lu CM11 htlexx v1.0 (3.4.94) kernel.

Hi everyone. I'm new to this forum. I had heard about yank555 multiple times but never saw any links or a way to use his work. I joined because a post said yank and lean kernel were crafted by devs and not kanged so I had to check it out... My only question is one of confirmation...

Will this kernel work on my n900t? And where can I find the clean up script in case my note doesn't play well with this ROM. (C-ROM 6.6)

Thank you very much.

sarceneaux20 wrote:Hi everyone. I'm new to this forum. I had heard about yank555 multiple times but never saw any links or a way to use his work. I joined because a post said yank and lean kernel were crafted by devs and not kanged so I had to check it out... My only question is one of confirmation...

Will this kernel work on my n900t? And where can I find the clean up script in case my note doesn't play well with this ROM. (C-ROM 6.6)

Thank you very much.

If the ROM is CM based, it should work fine.

To revert, either dirty reflash the ROM, or (better) if you have a Nandroid, advance restore 'boot' partition only.

The kernel flash will leave a file (/system/etc/init.kernel.sh) which you can leave or remove, it won't be used by any other kernel anyway.

JP.

Send from my 'proudly eFused' Note 3 (n9005) running CM11 hltexx 20140127 on Yank555.lu CM11 htlexx v1.0 (3.4.94) kernel.

Awesome! Thank you...

there was a lot more to installing this kernel than i initially guessed. thats what i get for guessing.

anyway. i like the kernel a lot. Im now on c-rom 7.1 (4.4.4 based) so ill give it a few days and let it settle then ill back up the rom and try the kernel.

Great work dev. i had to actually think while flashing lol!

I am running w03 slim rom is kernel compatible because its based on aosp ?

seavers11 wrote:I am running w03 slim rom is kernel compatible because its based on aosp ?

Hi Seavers11 yes its compatible! I use w03slimrom also and its work fine!

CM11 Beta Kernel Update

Been away a week, but been testing latest intelli-plug in my kernel (though I've gone back to old hltexx CM 20140127, as it's still just the better CM for now...).

To control intelli-plug/-thermal, best for now is to use faux clock (which also has support for my hardlimit !), I will add settings to Aroma when I get to it.

As for ondemand and yankdemand, no clue if those now work fine or not, so try them knowing they may cause reboots still...

Changelog CM11-20140517-hlte v1.0b-beta15 (29/06/2014)

• updated to CM source as of 20140608
• added tcp: add a sysctl to config the tcp_default_init_rwnd (usefull on 4.4.3, JP Abgrall)
• added intelli_plug 3.7 in-kernel hotplug driver (faux123)
• added intelli_thermal in-kernel thermal engine (faux123)
• added ondemand governor again
• added Yankdemand governor again (Yank555.lu)
• updated to kernel.org Linux 3.4.95

• Yank555.lu-CM11-hlte-v1.0b-beta15.zip

  (MD5 b2cc80303ffc26f7e4b1598818625836)

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I've also rebased my kernel to CM sources, without upstreaming Linux (so it's still 3.4.0) and without any under the hood optimizations, so in functionality this kernel is the same as above, but without Linux updates and without "hidden" updates.

For now I will maintain both variations, call one the "advanced" kernel (v1.0x), the other the light (v1.1x), you'll tell me which one is the better candidate

• Yank555.lu-CM11-hlte-v1.1-beta7.zip

  (MD5 652ae0c8714194087d6cd661b4fef5a1)

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Can use also for w03 slimkat rom ?

seavers11 wrote:Can use also for w03 slimkat rom ?

If it's still "CM" based, yes. For as much as I know, hlte SlimKat uses pure CM kernel.

JP.