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I retried after a reboot, if I open sfdroid, I close and reopen it, it works!
re-thank you
edit: i talked too early, now sfdroid doesn't start anymore, with the original .sh file and with the modified
2nd edit: now sfdroid works, dont't know why
Last edited by claustn; 2016-12-12 at 15:12.
re-thank you
edit: i talked too early, now sfdroid doesn't start anymore, with the original .sh file and with the modified
2nd edit: now sfdroid works, dont't know why
Last edited by claustn; 2016-12-12 at 15:12.
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2016-12-13
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Sorry for the delay...here is kernel v9.
So, nothing new to play around with this time.
Powersuspend is the new suspend mechanism which will be used instead of earlysuspend in the future. So not many kernel functions use this at the moment. I'm going to update as many as possible in the future.
Partialresume should give some lower powerconsumption when using wifi, because more things are handled by the kernel now.
Download here
Source is available here.
I'm going to write a little textfile, which includes the complete changelog of all released kernels and the values which can be customized in sysfs for people who don't want to search the whole thread. Just give me a few days, since i have a lot of other work to do lately.
Code:
Changelog: - Updated wifi drivers - Added partialresume API - Added Powersuspend
Powersuspend is the new suspend mechanism which will be used instead of earlysuspend in the future. So not many kernel functions use this at the moment. I'm going to update as many as possible in the future.
Partialresume should give some lower powerconsumption when using wifi, because more things are handled by the kernel now.
Download here
Source is available here.
I'm going to write a little textfile, which includes the complete changelog of all released kernels and the values which can be customized in sysfs for people who don't want to search the whole thread. Just give me a few days, since i have a lot of other work to do lately.
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2016-12-13
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Originally Posted by mautz
Thanks for this (and all the work on kernel, of course!). Maybe your work should have a dedicated thread; would be easier for everyone to follow the development.
I'm going to write a little textfile, which includes the complete changelog of all released kernels and the values which can be customized in sysfs for people who don't want to search the whole thread. Just give me a few days, since i have a lot of other work to do lately.
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2016-12-13
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I first want to thank mautz for the new kernel.
I realized that the new v9 kernel ('Kernel Tick Clock') is again at 300hz, while I am a strong defender of 100hz (at least right now).
Being able to compile my own kernel now, I decided to give you a link to my version of the v9 kernel. There are only two minor modifications... My kernel runs at '100hz' and 'swap' is also enabled. That will allow you to create a swapfile and use it as swap partition. The reason for this is simple: I want to avoid lipstick crashes, when running out of physical memory. Sfdroid users might benefit from this solution.
You can download the kernel here.
Mautz kernel sources here...
Create swapfile: (source: https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-...ap-file-howto/ )
Enable swap @boot: Add the following line to /etc/fstab
Update: I might have linked the wrong kernel file first. To be sure, I linked a new kernel zip file.
Last edited by minimec; 2016-12-13 at 21:00.
I realized that the new v9 kernel ('Kernel Tick Clock') is again at 300hz, while I am a strong defender of 100hz (at least right now).
Being able to compile my own kernel now, I decided to give you a link to my version of the v9 kernel. There are only two minor modifications... My kernel runs at '100hz' and 'swap' is also enabled. That will allow you to create a swapfile and use it as swap partition. The reason for this is simple: I want to avoid lipstick crashes, when running out of physical memory. Sfdroid users might benefit from this solution.
You can download the kernel here.
Mautz kernel sources here...
Create swapfile: (source: https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-...ap-file-howto/ )
Code:
dd if=/dev/zero of=/swapfile bs=1024 count=524288 chown root:root /swapfile chmod 0600 /swapfile mkswap /swapfile swapon /swapfile
Code:
/swapfile none swap sw 0 0
Last edited by minimec; 2016-12-13 at 21:00.
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2016-12-13
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Originally Posted by mautz
Excellent work, @mautz. I look forward to your future work with the partialresume API. I hadn't considered a dedicated thread for your kernel previously, as this has kind of been the consolidated stop for all things N5 SFOS (as well as BlueLee's thread). Searching through the threads for the best settings can surely become daunting for newcomers and those that haven't been following/testing every kernel revision and worked their own notes. So, maybe that wouldn't be such a bad idea.
Sorry for the delay...here is kernel v9.
So, nothing new to play around with this time.Code:Changelog: - Updated wifi drivers - Added partialresume API - Added Powersuspend
Powersuspend is the new suspend mechanism which will be used instead of earlysuspend in the future. So not many kernel functions use this at the moment. I'm going to update as many as possible in the future.
Partialresume should give some lower powerconsumption when using wifi, because more things are handled by the kernel now.
Download here
Source is available here.
I'm going to write a little textfile, which includes the complete changelog of all released kernels and the values which can be customized in sysfs for people who don't want to search the whole thread. Just give me a few days, since i have a lot of other work to do lately.
I'll start working on a table of tested settings and outcomes. Trying to decided what factors to prioritize. UX smoothness and idle voltage draw are really the only things I consider. Will update as it progresses.
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Originally Posted by minimec
Oh wow, @minimec. That's fantastic! I was just about to ask whether it was compiled at 100Hz timer still. The swap bit is something I hadn't even considered. Great work!
I first want to thank mautz for the new kernel.
I realized that the new v9 kernel ('Kernel Tick Clock') is again at 300hz, while I am a strong defender of 100hz (at least right now).
Being able to compile my own kernel now, I decided to give you a link to my version of the v9 kernel. There are only two minor modifications... My kernel runs at '100hz' and 'swap' is also enabled. That will allow you to create a swapfile and use it as swap partition. The reason for this is simple: I want to avoid lipstick crashes, when running out of physical memory. Sfdroid users might benefit from this solution.
You can download the kernel here.
Mautz kernel sources here...
Create swapfile: (source: https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-...ap-file-howto/ )
Enable swap @boot: Add the following line to /etc/fstabCode:dd if=/dev/zero of=/swapfile bs=1024 count=524288 chown root:root /swapfile chmod 0600 /swapfile mkswap /swapfile swapon /swapfile
Code:/swapfile none swap sw 0 0
Also, I'm going to put together my toolchain. May pick your brain a little later on your setup. I tried a couple linaro 4.9.4 installs and kept getting compile errors.
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2016-12-13
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Originally Posted by deprecated
I use this toolchain... https://github.com/Christopher83/arm...ihf-linaro_4.9
Also, I'm going to put together my toolchain. May pick your brain a little later on your setup. I tried a couple linaro 4.9.4 installs and kept getting compile errors.
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2016-12-14
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Hello,
I am new in this Sailfish flashing stuff and I try to get sfdroid to work on my nexus 5.
Finally a managed to install CM13 as a base ROM and then latest Multirom v33. On top of that CM 12.1 latest stable snapshot (20150901) with SFOS 2.0.4.13.
Now I try to install sfdroid as described in this thread.
Unfortunately "Flash Zip" in TWRP Multirom Recovery does not work. The button does nothing. "unable to locate page (multirom_flash_select)" is the error message I get.
How can I fix that? Otherwise I won't be able to flash the sfdroid, gapps and the sensorsfix3 (I still don't know if this sensorsfix is necessary)
Could you please give me an advice how to solve this issue and get this button to work again or how I can flash the necessary packages?
Thanks!
I am new in this Sailfish flashing stuff and I try to get sfdroid to work on my nexus 5.
Finally a managed to install CM13 as a base ROM and then latest Multirom v33. On top of that CM 12.1 latest stable snapshot (20150901) with SFOS 2.0.4.13.
Now I try to install sfdroid as described in this thread.
Unfortunately "Flash Zip" in TWRP Multirom Recovery does not work. The button does nothing. "unable to locate page (multirom_flash_select)" is the error message I get.
How can I fix that? Otherwise I won't be able to flash the sfdroid, gapps and the sensorsfix3 (I still don't know if this sensorsfix is necessary)
Could you please give me an advice how to solve this issue and get this button to work again or how I can flash the necessary packages?
Thanks!
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2016-12-14
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Originally Posted by F0x123
That is in fact a known problem. You need to flash an older version of TWRP (see first post of this thread).
Unfortunately "Flash Zip" in TWRP Multirom Recovery does not work. The button does nothing. "unable to locate page (multirom_flash_select)" is the error message I get.
Originally Posted by RealJohnGalt
- If you're using multirom, ensure that you're running an older version of recovery that supports the "Flash Zip" capability for Sailfish. This build is recommended: http://d-h.st/BzdC
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The test was done on 2.4.13 Image and 2.0.5.6 I mentioned was OTA updated from same.
Unfortunately it's pretty hard for me to know what parameters to use in kernel since the information is spread over tens of posts and not very well explained (not complaining, just saying) or convincing enough. Right now I'm testing 2.0.5.6 with the code from post 225, see how it goes.