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[KERNEL] JAC XMOD OC/UV w/Voodoo and w/Colorfix [CFQ] CWM/Stock/ODIN V1.1 10/02/10

First off a big THANKS to Supercurio for Voodoo. These kernels supports/system/etc/init.d as all my kernels but there is no "pre-flash" needed in this case. Just flash the kernel and your good.
These kernels have been tested by many users for stability. You literally can't optimize a kernel during the compile process anymore than has been done on this kernel, optimized CT-NG 1.8.0 toolchain for the Hummingbird CPU and also optimizations during compilation. Almost every user has reported a notable battery life increase some users report amazing battery life compared to the stock Kernel.
~Version 1.1
~Updated OC/UV settings for even better battery life
~More VM tweaks
~S3 bug fixed
~More up/down threshold changes throughout CPU governers
~Tested multiple toolchain and make optimization options unfortunatly the difference in performance between them is very small. Stuck with previous setup.
~Based on the 09/06/10 Samsung Source Drop
" No Super secret lagfix because those don't exist"
~Amazing battery life through optimized UV/CPU tables
~More agressice up/down thresholds throughout CPU governers
~ Extreme OC/UV throughout the entire range but especially the freq's the Hummingbird processor uses the most based on the CPU tables for maximum battery life with a small voltage boost at 1.2 for stablity across more people's CPU's
~Modified CFQ governer is the "default"
~100Mhz, 200Mhz, 400Mhz, 600Mhz, 800Mhz, 1Ghz (OC) 1.2Ghz freq steps (Thanks Ivanmmj/Unhelpful)
~CPU tables optimized for "instant" clock up
~Bug fixes in perf tables (thanks Unhelpful)
~Kernel bulid optimized for cortex-a8/NEON using Level 3 optimizations.
~VFP3 and NEON support..this is available in stock kernels folks (but optimization for NEON is not )
~All stock CPU gov options available
~These are are included in the stock kernel anyways (Performance, Powersave, Conservative, Ondemand, Userspace)
~Interactive CPU gov still has bugs at 100Mhz so it was left out for an experimental branch and stability reasons
~VM tweaks
~CPU sampling rate adjustments for additional performance
~Allow small data to be kept longer in dirty pages
~Reduce volume of data written when write cache is flushed
~Anticipatory, CFQ and Deadline scheduler support (no-op removed due to high latency compared to the other schedulers)
~compiled with Cortex-A8 optimized CT-NG toolchain GCC 4.3.4​
NOTE:For compatibility with all phones this does not automatically OC to 1.2Ghz per Unhelpfuls idea as not everyone can handle 1.2Ghz. Use a user script in the init.d folder with
Code:
#!/system/bin/sh
echo 1200000 >/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq
or setCPU to OC the Kernel to 1.2Ghz. 9.8MFLOPS is about what these CPU's average in Linpack at this speed. I've had it in the 10's and that may be coming back as another option.
Download the Overclock script here and make sure you put it in the /system/etc/init.d folder (right click and save with no extension for Windows users)
There are are few options to choose from: Regular Kernels with and w/out Colorfix and Voodoo Kernels with and w/out Colorfix
NOTE:Remember to rename Stock recovery updates to "update.zip" in order to flash through stock recovery
Regular Kernels with and w/out Colorfix
NOTE:For now V1.1 does not have a colorfix option due to some time constraints/Computer issues. I will get it posted as soon as I can.
Clockwork Recovery version
Vibrant OC/UV V1.1 CWM Recovery
Vibrant OC/UV CWM Recovery
ODIN Flash Version
Vibrant OC/UV ODIN V1.1
Vibrant OC/UV ODIN
Clockwork Recovery version Colorfix
Vibrant OC/UV ColorFix CWM Recovery
Stock Recovery version Colorfix
Vibrant OC/UV ColorFix Stock Recovery
ODIN Flash Version Colorfix
Vibrant OC/UV ColorFix ODIN
Voodoo Beta 4 Kernels with and w/out Colofix
WARNING If you are one of the Vibrant users with the larger NAND chip and can't get Voodoo to work please hold off until Beta5 which will take care of this issue. IF you want to check if your Vibrant can handle Voodoo beta4 see this Post
Clockwork Recovery version
Voodoo OC/UV Beta4 CWM Recovery V1.1
Voodoo OC/UV Beta4 CWM Recovery
Stock Recovery version
Voodoo OC/UV Beta4 Stock Recovery V1.1
Voodoo OC/UV Beta4 Stock Recovery
Clockwork Recovery version Colorfix
Voodoo OC/UV Colorfix Beta4 CWM Recovery
Stock Recovery version Colorfix
Voodoo OC/UV Colorfix Beta4 Stock Recovery
ODIN Flash Version Colorfix
Voodoo OC/UV Colorfix Beta4 ODIN
Enjoy!
Thanks to Supercurio, Unhelpful, Ivanmmj, Eugene373, and the entire XDA community. Let's keep the positive progress moving.

To be clear, when you say there's no need to "pre-flash"...
You mean init.d doesn't have to be flashed separately / first now, right?
I imagine EXT4 and Voodoo support are there too even though it's not listed?

Ready to Test.
Is this Kernel compatible with eugene373's(ROM) Frankin-Twiz ?
Any recommendations in the setcpu settings to get the maximun battery benefit ?
Thank you in advanced.

Can I flash this over Franki twiz? I have King's kernel currently with the Ftwiz...but I'd much rather work with JAC.

epakrat75 said:
To be clear, when you say there's no need to "pre-flash"...
You mean init.d doesn't have to be flashed separately / first now, right?
I imagine EXT4 and Voodoo support are there too even though it's not listed?
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Exactly no init.d flash needed.
EXT4 support is of course there but Voodoo support is being worked on for beta5 ATM to bring 100% support/stability to T-mobile Android users.
This is something for people who want amazing battery life while waiting for a Voodoo based version of this optimized kernel. Or for those that just don't want to use Voodoo and just an optimized Kernel. (and I mean optimized...toolchain optimized for the CPU and CFLAG Level 3 optimizations as well..you cant "optimize" a kernel any more than this has been.

MTC44 said:
Can I flash this over Franki twiz? I have King's kernel currently with the Ftwiz...but I'd much rather work with JAC.
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This should be fully compatible with FrankinWiz.

Downloading now.So JAC, do you think this has the ability to replace VooDoo?

My question is will this work with Vibrant firmware T-959UVJI2 since you stated this?
~Based on the 09/06/10 Samsung Source Drop
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flashed this over King's superfake lagfix'd kernel, will report back

jdkackley said:
Downloading now. Do you think this has the ability to replace VooDoo?
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My 2 cents...why would it replace Voodoo? It's not a lag fix in and of itself. I asked earlier if it includes Voodoo but even if that's the case, I wouldn't consider it a replacement but rather a complement.
OT: Like your sig. However, I think Chicago's size might have actually something to do with it.

tweezit said:
My question is will this work with Vibrant firmware T-959UVJI2 since you stated this?
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No Samsung still has not released the code for that update. I and a bunch of other users on the forum have sent emails to Samsung to release the code so we can provide you with custom Kernel's for the newer software leaks

epakrat75 said:
My 2 cents...why would it replace Voodoo? It's not a lag fix in and of itself. I asked earlier if it includes Voodoo but even if that's the case, I wouldn't consider it a replacement but rather a complement.
OT: Like your sig. However, I think Chicago's size might have actually something to do with it.
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Correct this is not a replacement for Project Voodoo. This is more of a compliment like the user said above which may be combined with Voodoo beta5 once it is ready for Prime time.

justanothercrowd said:
No Samsung still has not released the code for that update. I and a bunch of other users on the forum have sent emails to Samsung to release the code so we can provide you with custom Kernel's for the newer software leaks
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Oh ok well it looks like I need to reflash my phone then
Seriously thank you for taking time to answer my question as I know your busy doing all the work you do

defconoi said:
flashed this over King's superfake lagfix'd kernel, will report back
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Long time no see defconoi! There is already another version being blind tested with BFQ vs the optimized CFQ setup to see which one comes out one top.
Google apparently did the same thing for Froyo and decided that users experience with BFQ was not superior to CFQ according to user feedback. So I'm trying the same thing myself

justanothercrowd said:
Correct this is not a replacement for Project Voodoo. This is more of a compliment like the user said above which may be combined with Voodoo beta5 once it is ready for Prime time.
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Thanks Guys. That was basically what i was trying to get at.
Jac installed now. Seems super snappy. Im gonna rock it for a few hours and post results. As of right now my battery is sitting at 72. Im going to turn off 3g and see how well it saves battery life. I use overclock widget to set clock speeds with an option of underclocking while screen is off from 400 to 100.

Haha, "no super secret lagfix" made me laugh. I just mentioned that on King's thread about his "Super King Lag fix"

zimphishmonger said:
Haha, "no super secret lagfix" made me laugh. I just mentioned that on King's thread about his "Super King Lag fix"
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I'm really not trying to be a **** I could care less about what King does...but misleading end-users is crossing the line. That's why I had to put that there.

Can I flash this over kingklicks mod?
Sent from my SGH-T959 using XDA app, using swype!!!

justanothercrowd said:
I'm really not trying to be a **** I could care less about what King does...but misleading end-users is crossing the line. That's why I had to put that there.
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I agree 100%, I try not to involve myself in the bashing, but his changelogs really are meaningless, and can be very misleading. All it does is confuse people and cause flame wars, especially when hot button topics like "lag fix" are used. Thanks for your hard work, and for keeping things legitimate & honest. You're the man!

so far so good! 9.85-9.9mflop nice and responsive.

Dragon Kernel 2.6 - With Voodoo Sound

Normal: http://www.tabbal.net/files/Dragon-Kernel-Voodoo-v2.6.zip
OC: http://www.tabbal.net/files/Dragon-Kernel-Voodoo-OC-v2.6.zip
I rebased on the latest source from Samsung, JPX. Yes, it's still i9k based. Hopefully it helps a little with battery and such, won't know till it's been out for a while. The speedmod patch has also been updated, but the OC patch is the same. I also included my backport of the auto-group scheduler patch. So far, both of them are working well for me.
Both kernels are voodoo enabled and will enable voodoo if you don't already have it. If you don't want that, you need to install the voodoo-disable zip before flashing, or just put the disable-lagfix file in place before flashing. If you already have voodoo enabled on your phone, you do NOT need to disable it before flashing these kernels, as long as your current kernel has voodoo recovery (red Clockwork recovery), you are good to go.
Tested on Nero V4, but should work on other Froyo based ROMs as well.
If you are going to try the OC version, please download both of them and have the normal version ready, just in case. You can also use adb push from Clockwork if you can get it booted to recovery. Clockwork also has USB storage you can enable to be able to mount your phone's memory cards from a computer, so that you can put the non-OC version on there if you get stuck.
Credits:
Speedmod patch from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=822756
OC patch from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=822027 (v217, waiting on source for v300)
Changes from v2.5:
Voodoo Sound

Nice. How much can the kernel overclock?
Sent from my SGH-T959 using XDA App

This sounds very cool, but it must destroy battery life?

Thank you ttabbal for your responsiveness, that's awesome

Whats voodoo sound?
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lightninbug said:
Whats voodoo sound?
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It's the software solution i develop based on features request in this bounty thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=806195

s15274n said:
This sounds very cool, but it must destroy battery life?
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From Ttabbal in the very first post of this thread:
Hopefully it helps a little with battery and such, won't know till it's been out for a while.
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I'm hoping it does, too!

Very nice!!! Thanks supercurio and ttbabbal!

I'm hoping it works out well...curse Samsung for not releasing the 2.2 vibrant source yet, though.

External SD Mount issue
Everything works great but I no longer can mount my external SD card. That's where I keep all my music. Anyone else having this issue?

I will probably get flamed... but what is the difference in the speedmod patch and the dragon kernal. I was a bit confused in understanding what the speedmod patch is and does. Thanks!

any way to make the new 5.1 voodoo sound kernels compatiable with the vibrant JL5 latest source from Samsung, JPx its not for vibrant kernel

Just to clarify, for full Voodoo Sound experience, will we also need to install the Voodoo Sound app from the Market?

shon yakobi said:
any way to make the new 5.1 voodoo sound kernels compatiable with the vibrant JL5 latest source from Samsung, JPx its not for vibrant kernel
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yeah.
@ttabbal: do you think you can make a stock JL5 with voodoo sound?

Keslynn said:
Just to clarify, for full Voodoo Sound experience, will we also need to install the Voodoo Sound app from the Market?
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That's right. It allows you to control the parameter, which is so far for Vibrant only the headphone amplifier level.

Is this better than DOW kernel by tw?
Sent from my SGH-T959 using XDA App

Installed the non-oc version on my vibrant, and downloaded the market "voodoo" app.
Looking forward to hopefully being able to one day control the microphone AGC on the vibrant!

hitman818 said:
Is this better than DOW kernel by tw?
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Considering the DoW kernel made my screen shake / flicker and this OC one doesn't, I'd say yes. Voodoo sound is also a nice plus.

epakrat75 said:
Considering the DoW kernel made my screen shake / flicker and this OC one doesn't, I'd say yes. Voodoo sound is also a nice plus.
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Does this kernel remove the 56 fps cap like Dow?
Sent from my SGH-T959 using XDA App

How do I know if it installed correctly? I flashed the non oc
Sent from my Tmo Vibrant

[KERNEL] [GPL] DoW14 v1.4 344MB, Voodoo Lagfix, Sound, Color, BLN 2/21/2011

No frosty flakes here.
DoW14-T959 is based on Samsung KA6 T959 Sources
Sleep fix not in, treat it like a stock kernel for now until notified (Do not use profiles that exclude 800mhz)
Only flash this kernel from a "red recovery", do not flash it coming from any ULF kernel, flash a stock+voodoo kernel in-between, then flash this kernel. Not sure what these other kernels do, but I'm tired of hearing my kernel breaks anything due to THEIR incompatabilities.
Included:
Voodoo Sound v4 (Thanks supercurio)
Voodoo Lagfix (Thanks supercurio)
Voodoo Color (Thanks supercurio)
BLN included (Thanks neldar)
Based on T959 froyo source.
Safeboot to 1GHz for those phones that don't like OC (But 1.4 can be used with setcpu)
TUN (Tunneling/VPN support)
CIFS (Samba support)
JFS (Advanced users only, no automated use of this FS)
DoW14-T959 359MB RAM version -> No HD Video
DoW14-T959-HD v1.4 344MB RAM version -> HD Cam working | md5sum: 743ee5f1023a571260d32bd4c0fcc7f3
Best steps:
Get off your ULF kernel first, flash Stock + Voodoo in-between
You inform yourself what "OC" is and what to expect
Install Neldar's "SGS Kernel Flasher" before flashing ANY kernel.
Backup your existing kernel with his tool.
Flash Kernel through RED VOODOO recovery
Reversal:
Flash the backup you made with SGS Kernel Flasher
http://goo.gl/Cd2NV Follow this if you got bit by the dead horse and want your internal storage back.
Don't forget to tip Neldar, coolbho3k and supercurio if you like any of their work.

nice work

pzmosquito said:
nice work
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flashed it already?

Hi Morfic, did you fix the problem with mic during call?
Thanks a lot for your work

hanbaoquan15 said:
Hi Morfic, did you fix the problem with mic during call?
Thanks a lot for your work
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I admit, as BT user, I never revisited the cable related issues, as battery life kept people from using it.
I guess I now have an incentive to fix this up too.
Sent from my Nexus S

morfic said:
I admit, as BT user, I never revisited the cable related issues, as battery life kept people from using it.
I guess I now have an incentive to fix this up too.
Sent from my Nexus S
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The reason for that is because I plug my phone to the AUX port in the car (as I'm sure many people here do that as well) and when there's a call no sound can come out, or in(the other end can't hear anything).
Thanks for looking into it.

Looking forward to trying this. If the battery's good, this may be daily driver material

hanbaoquan15 said:
Hi Morfic, did you fix the problem with mic during call?
Thanks a lot for your work
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Dow kernel is awesome,the only reason i'm using stock+voodoo kernel is the mic issue,hope morfic would fix it

So does this kernel OC also? I am getting 1360 on quad, and 12.5 on linpack.

Nice update. Just flashed and pulled 2056 quadrant.
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Current Phone: Samsung T959
Current Carrier: T-Mobile US
Current ROM: Bionix-V v1.2
Current Kernel: DOW
Current Theme: Aero
Current Recovery: Clockwork 2.5.1.3 (Voodoo Ver.)
Voodoo: v5.0.4 Enabled
Latest Quadrant: 1816
Latest Linpack: 18.9

Good stuff morfic, like I always say, your a genious man. Thanks for all the help and support also.
I never mention it to ya just because it is what it is i remember you saying you didnt want to bother finding the code for headset issue. I will say though it would be great to finally see that implemented man! i drive a truck for a living so sometimes i forget my bt and end up having to use heeadset. I would love to not have to bounce from kernel to kernel in these circumstances. Although its never been pursuasive enough to make me use them as a daily driver, other i9k kernels from ttbbal and eugene have had this fixed in their kernals for a while. maybe from diff source? Anyways great job again, ttys!
Sent from my Vibrant running Bionix-v

Dattack said:
So does this kernel OC also? I am getting 1360 on quad, and 12.5 on linpack.
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I am getting basically the same numbers. And, shouldn't the Kernel version in settings>about phone make reference to DoW? I know it's flashed because of the skinny Android at boot. Red recovery and Reboot Button app both show enabled. There's got to be something amiss, my recall of Linpack on Som's previous version was at least in the 17's. Anthing else anywhere to look at to verify that it's at 1.4? Not gonna use Set CPU, unless anyone else has and it doesn't mess things up? TIA...

I would like to flash this over Bionix V 1.21 just have a couple of questions: Does this kernel contain voodoo lagfix as well as sound? Can I flash it right over the kernel included in Bionix V 1.21.? If not would I have to disable voodoo before flashing? any and all replies are appredciated.

tenbeau said:
I would like to flash this over Bionix V 1.21 just have a couple of questions: Does this kernel contain voodoo lagfix as well as sound? Can I flash it right over the kernel included in Bionix V 1.21.? If not would I have to disable voodoo before flashing? any and all replies are appredciated.
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And is this a battery drainer? Thanks in advance.

aabritt said:
And is this a battery drainer? Thanks in advance.
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You won't believe the battery goodness until you try it. Finally, an OC'd Vibrant kernel with Voodoo sound and daily driver battery life.
Thanks Morfic for all you do for us!!

tenbeau said:
I would like to flash this over Bionix V 1.21 just have a couple of questions: Does this kernel contain voodoo lagfix as well as sound? Can I flash it right over the kernel included in Bionix V 1.21.? If not would I have to disable voodoo before flashing? any and all replies are appredciated.
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I realize this question is not about battery life but could someone please help me with some information?f Thank you

tenbeau said:
I realize this question is not about battery life but could someone please help me with some information?f Thank you
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no need to disable voodoo....just flash

morfic said:
I admit, as BT user, I never revisited the cable related issues, as battery life kept people from using it.
I guess I now have an incentive to fix this up too.
Sent from my Nexus S
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+1 I use my wired stereo headset for phone calls all the time. ( to me phone calls through a wired stereo headset sound so much clearer )
I really like this kernel and definitely would use it if that was fixed.
Right now I use Ttabbals kernel becuz my headset works with it.
thanks for your work
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plane501 said:
no need to disable voodoo....just flash[/QUOte
Thank you!!!
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I'm excited about this. Testing now over stock deodexed ka6
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Which Kernel am i running?

Im on GingerReal but im not sure about which kernel im running. This is what it says under kernel version:
2.6.35.7.I9000XWJVH-CL184813
[email protected] #Voodoo
Sat May 14 22:49:50 CEST 2011
Can anyone tell me what kernel it is please?
The reason i want to is because i want to update to 5.2 GingerReal but it doesnt support Voodoo Sound and i want it. So which kernels support voodoo sound that i can use on GingerReal?

You're with the hacked gingerbread voodoo kernel of supercurio. That's what's used in the GingerReal ROMs. You can generally use almost any other JVO kernel for the latest version of GingerReal coz almost all of the kernels have one or another version of Voodoo sound. And all kernels support voodoo sound but not all developers implement it. You can just buy Voodoo Sound Control Plus app and you'll always have the latest version of Voodoo Sound with any kernel you use.

kova4a said:
You're with the hacked gingerbread voodoo kernel of supercurio. That's what's used in the GingerReal ROMs. You can generally use almost any other JVO kernel for the latest version of GingerReal coz almost all of the kernels have one or another version of Voodoo sound. And all kernels support voodoo sound but not all developers implement it. You can just buy Voodoo Sound Control Plus app and you'll always have the latest version of Voodoo Sound with any kernel you use.
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Thanks for the reply. I take it that all kernels apart from speedmod have voodoo control?
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seeraj15 said:
Thanks for the reply. I take it that all kernels apart from speedmod have voodoo control?
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Various kernels have Voodoo sound built into them , they say in the features list if you want to check. Voodoo control Plus though inserts the sound module into any kernel(even stock kernels) and as you update the app you get the latest voodoo sound module

try semaphore kernel for gingerbread...it has CF-Root + voodoo sound v9 + OC/UV + BLN

I'm sure if you had looked in the gingereal thread you would of found your answer! Worth a thought
GTi9000 insanitycm010/insaneglitch

[Kernel/Recovery][P75XX] A1 Kernel V1.9/TWRP2.6.3.0

:good: First of all :good: Thank you for your patronage!!! :laugh::victory:
Before you do anything: This is purely at your own risk and I will not be responsible for anything that happens to your tablet. I flashed it on mine at my own risk.
Compatibility Information: There are 2 different versions. 1 for stock and 1 for Cyanogenmod. Even though the kernels are intended for the 3G tablet it will work just fine on a WiFi only tablet (like mine). This makes the build process less messy.
**Sources Fully documented v1.9 beginner friendly sources now available including the build script. If more explanations are required, please say so. However, remember that the explanations are not intended to be a blind step by step instructions of going from samsung source to A1.
TWRP V2.6.0.0: Please read: do not worry about any kind of "E:A: Render Error". This is a side effect of removing some image files to save place on the recovery image so it will fit on the 5MB. The error simply means it failed to show (render) and image file that it is looking for. This is not harmful at all. If you can't flash the recovery please try the dd method.
V2.6.0.0 3G Download
V2.6.0.0 Wifi Download
V2.5.0.0 3G Download
V2.5.0.0 Wifi Download
TWRP V2.6.3.0: There are no more E:A Render errors. All graphics that were removed are there. Also, the recovery will install supersu if no root is detected. That feature has also been restored. The kernel has been stripped of anything not recovery related to shrink it down. It also has selinux support which allows the "set_metadata" zip installation to work. The download is in the attachments below.
Changelog:
Changelog:
Voodoo sound <-- new to version 1.0
USB charging enabled as well as charging from other chargers *** fixed V1.5.4 thanks to pershoot
Overclock to 1.2GHz <-- new to version 1.2
NTFS modules enabled, ondemand default frequency scaler, noop default disk io scheduler <-- new to version 1.2.1
GPU overclock from 333MHz to 400MHz. <-- new to version 1.3
Overclock to 1.4GHz <--new to version 1.4
Support for Current Widget <-- new to version 1.5
CIFS enabled in kernel config, 1.4GHz attempted stability fix (thanks to jaswinky) <--new to version 1.5.2
Wifi driver compiled as module <--new to V1.5.3
More voltage anomalies fixed, updated battery driver to pershoot's 3.1 <-- new to V1.5.4 and V1.5.5XE
Fixed charging boot bug <--new to V1.5.6SE
(In case you were wondering 1.5.7 had an issue in it.)
Disabled frequency lock, added 1GHz default max (you can change it to 1.2GHz or 1.4GHz after boot), 216MHz default min CazeW's suggestion <--new to 1.5.8SE+XE
Enabled pershoot build/vfp optimization commit, added 150MHz minimum frequency <-- new to 1.5.9SE+XE
Boot script support (put yours as /data/local/a1init.sh) <-- new to V2.0
Smarter ram disk that only initializes 3G on 3G tablets<-- new to V2.1
1.5GHz && 1.6GHz OC available, cifs utf8 kernel module available <-- new to V2.2
Support for CM9 <-- new to V2.2CM
Enabled xbox controller module as xpad.ko <--new to V2.2.1
NTFS moved to kernel module instead of built in, CIFS moved to kernel module instead of built in, enabled option.ko and usb_wwan.ko for connection of 3G dongle, all nls charsets/codepages built as modules <--new to V2.2.2
V1.6.3 is pretty much V2.2.2 but without my custom ram disk. I've also tried a boot script method proposed by Toldo but haven't had time to test it yet. Please flash the CM9 stock kernel or Samsung stock kernel before trying V1.6.3.
Applied git patch to disable mmc_cap_erase <-- new to V1.6.4
Voltage control, cifs built in again <-- new to V1.7
Galaxy Tab 8.9 specific fix <--new to V1.7.1
Cyanogenmod charging mode fix <--new to V1.7.2
Galaxy Tab 8.9 specific feature <--new to V1.7.3
CM10 compatibility fix, enabled Samsung's powersaving governor <--new to V1.7.4
followed pershoot's "-defconfig: jb: unset TEGRA_CONVSERVATIVE_GOV_ON_EARLYSUPSEND" change to fix odd 450MHz capping issue <--new to V1.7.4b
Copied in pershoot's keyboard dock driver <--new to V1.7.5
801MB RAM enabled <-- new to V1.8
Rebased on pershoot's November 17 source <--new to V1.8.1
Back to samsung base, follow pershoot's suggestion of Nexus7 mtp drivers to fix mtp, enabled zRam <--new to V1.8.2
Reduced RAM to 785MB to prevent intense 3D games issue, enabled KSM (check in settings --> performance --> memory management)
(CM Version only) works on CM10.1 <--new to V1.8.4
Incorporated touchscreen death fix. Thank the user who reported it. <-- new to V1.8.5
Used part of pershoot's kernel config to get data usage working in CM <--new to V1.8.6
Added CM's version of the ROW (read over write) disk IO scheduler for GT-I9300<-- new to V1.8.7
Added XDA's grzwolf's solution to the hsic wakeclock problem <--new to V1.8.8
Added frandom kernel module <-- new to V1.9
Credits:
Supercurio: voodoo sound
Pershoot: voodoo port, usb charging, flashable zip, OC template, current widget setup
XDA forum's CazeW: used your replace suggestions to patch up wm8994_voodoo.c and wm8994_voodoo.h so it will compile properly, and finding the missing link for 1.4GHz OC, and disabling frequency locks
Task650: providing a nice, clean deodexed rom for me to try this on
XDA forum's RaymanFx: OC instructions
Me: GPU OC
XDA forum's jaswinky for valuable hints and checking my work over.
Xoom ICS kernel: for getting an approximate idea of voltages
(If I missed any credits, please forgive me as this is my first attempt at any kind of development)
XDA forum's motley for voltage control
XDA forum's Unknownzd for mmc_cap_erase patch
XDA's grzwolf for the hsic wakelock fix

Great to see someone else kernel developing, could be the start of something here... Lol, I wanna give this a try but I think It'll stop 3G working if I flash the 7510 kernel.
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RavenY2K3 said:
Great to see someone else kernel developing, could be the start of something here... Lol, I wanna give this a try but I think It'll stop 3G working if I flash the 7510 kernel.
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Care to try the 3G version I just uploaded? I don't own the 3G version but I followed the same idea for compiling the 3G kernel.

Welcome, nice of you to come to the party
Is there really no one that can test and leave test reports? If i would have been on sammy rom i`d been all over this.
Good luck dev

Flashed, wifi,3g and voodoo working,
well done.... Will test more for you and report back
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kashortiexda said:
Flashed, wifi,3g and voodoo working,
well done.... Will test more for you and report back
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Thank you for your bravery!

Working on my 7500 even feels a little quicker too

Dang, you move quick, I've installed it but, how did you get the voodoo app to recognise the device as supported?
Scratch that, it was me being an idiot
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Works fine on my P7500.( Voodoo, 3G and Wifi) Good work, Thnx!

3g + 1.1
all working great, including usb charging, 3g, wifi, and voodoo whilst device ON....finally !

Awesome. After flashing kernel, my useless wall chargers work. It is very smooth too. Great job.
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Finally, the modified kernel!
Voodoo works perfectly.
It can even overclock the CPU to make and perfect kernel.
Maybe 1.6GHz.: D

XTeK2 said:
Finally, the modified kernel!
Voodoo works perfectly.
It can even overclock the CPU to make and perfect kernel.
Maybe 1.6GHz.: D
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Overclocking abilities is quite a tall order for my current "skills". After looking at the instructions on how you would do it, the process looks much much more involving than just a manual patch job. Weird thing is that after an initial read through of the instructions it looks like a 1.2Ghz overclock code is in the kernel source but I'm not sure why it's not turned on.

kusgan said:
Awesome. After flashing kernel, my useless wall chargers work. It is very smooth too. Great job.
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I was quite surprised to discover that the charger that comes in the box of the galaxy tab 10.1 actually sends some kind of "green light" to the tablet to begin charging. If the tablet gets the box charger it actually records "samsung charge !!!r" before activating the charging. If any other charger is connected the tablet records "invalid charger !!!" and disables charging in the next line of code. I just changed it so that it will record "other charger" in stead of invalid and enable charging after recording. (yes, the original code had those exclamation marks after charger).

is it ok with task ics rom ?

zerong said:
is it ok with task ics rom ?
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You mean the task650 one? Of course it is! That's the only stock ics rom I've ever flashed on my tablet. I credited task650 in my first post for providing a clean deodexed rom to test on.

AAccount said:
You mean the task650 one? Of course it is! That's the only stock ics rom I've ever flashed on my tablet. I credited task650 in my first post for providing a clean deodexed rom to test on.
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Yes task650 ! all is ok with your kernel ? i dont know if i have to wait a pershoot kernel for stock ics rom in order to enable voodoo sound and overcloking !

zerong said:
Yes task650 ! all is ok with your kernel ? i dont know if i have to wait a pershoot kernel for stock ics rom in order to enable voodoo sound and overcloking !
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Yes, everything seems to be ok with the task650 rom. There is no overclocking available currently but voodoo is working.

Can i return to stock kernel if all isnt good? So where can i find a ics stock kernel ?

zerong said:
Can i return to stock kernel if all isnt good? So where can i find a ics stock kernel ?
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From the nandroid backup you make before flashing anything.
I don't think a package has been made yet for ICS boot.img.