.35 Gingerbread/ICS Kernal

[Oathkeeper1212]

Well, I might look into it. But More importantly, I really wanna get us all ics! So I will start looking into some kernel stuff first, maybe get some help from xda guys. But I will try!

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[Oathkeeper1212]

And also, I may need some easy help, is anyone could figure out what drivers we need in the kernel for ice, that would be a HUGE help. Thanks!

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[lightdesk]

i tried the Gummy Rom with my Thrive and had the keyboard problem too. Everything else worked. Had the same problem with the ICS based MIUI rom except I couldnt get wifi to work with MIUI one.

 

[kingv10]

Are you guys on nbb, and can someone link to the kernel you're talking about?

 

[bluntman_420]

Everyone, i have successfully compiled the stock kernel from source with a couple changes but i still don't know how to integrate overclocking or specific kernel enhancements such as ones from cyanogen/other p500 kernels. I am in contact with a Respected DEV from XDA who is going to look into it for us.

 

[iosdemolisher]

remember, bluntman and oathkeeper, im willing to help either of you and afaik, oathkeeper, the ics that the p500 uses is using the caf kernel and i think the drivers are implemented in that but the drivers are here, you just need to register: https://developer.qualcomm.com/mobi...phics-optimization-adreno/tools-and-resources

 

[Oathkeeper1212]

Thanks, but it seems a good friend, arjen, will be making us a Gingerbread specific kernel and an ics specific kernel! Give him many thanks!

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[bluntman_420]

Yes arjen is looking into it for us. Thanks to him big time!

 

[Paul627g]

@Oathkeeper & bluntman,

If this kernel works out for you guys, thats great! You guys deserve it after waiting so long.

BTW, your more than welcome to pass the word if the developer working on this kernel is one that follows GPL rules, etc. he is welcome to come here to AC and post & share it for all

Best of luck guys!

 

[Oathkeeper1212]

Everyone, i have successfully compiled the stock kernel from source with a couple changes but i still don't know how to integrate overclocking or specific kernel enhancements such as ones from cyanogen/other p500 kernels. I am in contact with a Respected DEV from XDA who is going to look into it for us.

Hey, can you type out step by step how you compiled the kernel? I'm clueless lol.

 

[LifesGoodPhoenix]

Its way more complicated than typing out step by step.
LOL. If it were that easy we woulndt be having this problem.

 

[bluntman_420]

Hey, can you type out step by step how you compiled the kernel? I'm clueless lol.

Hey sorry i was out, here are the links i initially used to get everything up and running. Mind you, this is only for the stock kernel (i was trying to just modify it to add overclocking and different io schedulers, the latter of which i was able to do) You will need fedora 16 and all other things needed are explained in the videos as well as a blog post to tell you which commands need to be made)



Tutorial: Android Kernel Configure, Compile & Install (Part 1) - YouTube

Tutorial: Android Kernel Configure, Compile & Install (Part 2) - YouTube

OhHeyItsLou Tutorials: OhHeyItsLou Custom Android Kernel Guide

Good luck! If you have any questions feel free to ask. Also the CROSS_COMPILE command is wrong in the blogpost it needs to be :

(export CROSS_COMPILE=/home/{your username}/ndk/toolchains/arm-linux-androideabi-4.4.3/prebuilt/linux-x86/bin/arm-linux-androideabi-)

Also just substitute file and folder names. When you get to the make menuconfig is the cool part where you can actually configure every aspect of the kernel. I just can't figure out how to add overclocking and kernel patches, but i'm still researching!

 

[Oathkeeper1212]

Its way more complicated than typing out step by step.
LOL. If it were that easy we woulndt be having this problem.

Lol, well still gotta try! D: XD

 

[araizaster]

and the kernel in development by arjen will work in the thrive too? o:

 

[iosdemolisher]

and the kernel in development by arjen will work in the thrive too? o:

no offense, but please look around for a similar question before you post, that question has been asked countless times: almost every rom, kernel, recovery, etc that works on the lg phoenix, will work on the lg thrive

 

[araizaster]

you just said it... "almost" (8... haha, just joking, you are right sorry, but my guess is that the kernel is being developed with gingerbread source of lg phoenix, so maybe it doesn't support obb of lg thrive or something like that, like raeneyes kernel that its buggy in data o:

 

[Oathkeeper1212]

OK so I'm starting the compiling process now. Will post updates if I get it compiled correctly

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[Oathkeeper1212]

BLUNTMAN! need your help, i'm getting stuck at that exact step, cross compile thing.

 

[Oathkeeper1212]

Hey sorry i was out, here are the links i initially used to get everything up and running. Mind you, this is only for the stock kernel (i was trying to just modify it to add overclocking and different io schedulers, the latter of which i was able to do) You will need fedora 16 and all other things needed are explained in the videos as well as a blog post to tell you which commands need to be made)



Tutorial: Android Kernel Configure, Compile & Install (Part 1) - YouTube

Tutorial: Android Kernel Configure, Compile & Install (Part 2) - YouTube

OhHeyItsLou Tutorials: OhHeyItsLou Custom Android Kernel Guide

Good luck! If you have any questions feel free to ask. Also the CROSS_COMPILE command is wrong in the blogpost it needs to be :

(export CROSS_COMPILE=/home/{your username}/ndk/toolchains/arm-linux-androideabi-4.4.3/prebuilt/linux-x86/bin/arm-linux-androideabi-)

Also just substitute file and folder names. When you get to the make menuconfig is the cool part where you can actually configure every aspect of the kernel. I just can't figure out how to add overclocking and kernel patches, but i'm still researching!

 

[bluntman_420]

Here is what you should be seeing if all is ok.