Well I have never flashed a different kernel since I put the Deodexed/Debloated version of EB01. So can I still flash the non-voodoo kernel over this version or do I need to be on super clean?
For real this time too: EC10 kernels
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Well I have never flashed a different kernel since I put the Deodexed/Debloated version of EB01. So can I still flash the non-voodoo kernel over this version or do I need to be on super clean?
sushiguy732
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try this:
open terminal emulator
at $ prompt type "su" then <ENTER> key
device should then be granted superuser permissions and you will get # prompt. if you don't have # prompt, then su permissions have not been granted.
at # prompt type (exactly) "cat /proc/version" [make sure you type a <SPACE> in between "cat" and /proc/version"]
hit <ENTER> key
you should get "Linux version ..... blah blah blah"
with adb, terminal emulator, et al, you have to be precise with your commands/syntax or stuff won't work.
Didn't work, but thanks for trying.
i dont think you NEED a newer version of superclean, but why the heck not. all that extra bloat.
let me put it this way. im 5'9. in july of 2010 i weighed 240 lbs. now i weigh 150 lbs. as you can imagine, its easier to get around now. i can walk (well im acutally running now) farther, longer and i get tired less.
translate that to your phone. superclean has less bloat (stupid crap vzw insists on cramming into our phones), less running at a time means faster rom that uses less battery.
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Daaaang! That is awesome, dude! Congrats on the lifestyle change! Very very impressive.
So, if i got this right, Stock Verizon FASN8 is Gunnermike July 2010. SuperFrankenClean 2.9.1 voodoo style rockin' the latest EC10 kernel is Gunnermike March 2011.
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Hmmm.
Can you describe the exact steps you are taking, the error message and when it happens?
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Has anyone else had an issue with Launcher Pro locking up with this new kernel? The first time I booted with the new kernel everything looked fine initially and then I got a black screen. Rebooted again and Launcher Pro was really slow to get going and gave me an error message. I'll try rebooting one more time and see how it does.
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Follow up: Third time was NOT the charm. I'll change it to ADW Launcher and reboot again and see if that makes a difference.
Follow up #2: Not right with stock launcher, either. Hmmm...
Follow up #3: I put the previous EB16 kernel back on and still have the same issue. The only thing that has changed about my phone today was I installed the Amazon App store and their free version of Angry Birds Rio. Maybe the problem is not with the kernel?
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Follow up: Third time was NOT the charm. I'll change it to ADW Launcher and reboot again and see if that makes a difference.
Follow up #2: Not right with stock launcher, either. Hmmm...
Follow up #3: I put the previous EB16 kernel back on and still have the same issue. The only thing that has changed about my phone today was I installed the Amazon App store and their free version of Angry Birds Rio. Maybe the problem is not with the kernel?
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sushiguy732
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Not me... all features are working flawlessly for me... dang.. I shouldn't have said that out loud...
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Hmmm.
Can you describe the exact steps you are taking, the error message and when it happens?
su (enter)
now I see a #
I type in cat /proc/version (with the space)
then I hit ENTER
Then I get an error; /proc: invalid length
/version: No such file or directory
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hey, my phone caught on fire, is that normal? will it void my warrenty?
No, no - a bucket of water won't do it.
I recommend flushing it down the toilet instead - that'll put the fire out but good.
No, no, no. These are all improper procedures. For best results Mike, smother the flames with your pie.
Psh, I prefer to smother mine with nacho cheese, at least that way I have nachos afterwards.
oh! or you could use your burning phone to toast marshmallows, then make smores.... mmmm smores
oh! or you could use your burning phone to toast marshmallows, then make smores.... mmmm smores
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Deodexed/Debloated is an EB01 build. All of the supercleans since 2.0 have all been EB01 builds. So it would make sense they should work on deodex/debloat.
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Yeah you are good. I along with Mike would suggest going ahead and trying out SuperClean though. Adyrnalyne takes good care of us over here. The Voodoo/NonVoodoo warning was for the other guy, who according to his device info is running a voodoo kernel.
Happy Flashing!
You crack me up sharky!
Let's not forget Mike seems to have misplaced his pie, and can't seem to find it anywhere.
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I reinstalled the kernel I was using before (EB16 nonvoodoo). Uninstalled the Amazon App Store that I installed an hour or so ago in case it was causing a problem, booted into recovery, cleared Davlik and cache, rebooted, and still have a Launcher Pro error. Eventually it works but it has some kind of glitch. Any ideas?
Yup - I'm "the other guy", I was just wanting to know how many commenters on the ec10 kernel were voodoo versus non-voodoo. I just forgot to read the last part of the quote I used which had a different question in it.
The new kernel isn't working for me (yet) so here are the marshmallows roasting on my phone:
Nice marshmallows!
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I get those errors when I do this:
"cat /proc" <ENTER> --answer: "/proc: invalid length"
"cat /version" <ENTER> --answer: "/version: No such file or directory"
but not when I type "cat /proc/version" <ENTER>
If you typed it correctly then it appears you don't have the /proc/version "file" which suggests you are on a different build and not SC2.9.1, with the EC10 kernel.
This corresponds with your User CP details which say "DL30", if true you might consider going to SC 2.9.1; Adrynalyne's latest and greatest is clean and tweaked nicely - I highly recommend it.
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