Kernel (deprimed_test) - Break It If You Can

[GodfatherIP]

Compcache worked for me. I disabled compcache, flashed the new test kernel, rebooted, enabled compcache, then rebooted then typed "free" in terminal and it showed my swap. For me it didn't work until after the reboot. Also I tried typing "compcache start" before the reboot and it just gave me some error (I think it was the same as the one you wrote but I'm not sure). So you get that error in terminal emulator I take it? Did you type "compcache start" or what did you do before the error showed up?

The files for compcache do not exist on my phone. I've flashed and reflashed deprimed a few times while having compcache disabled and such. No joy.

Do you have plenty of free space in /system before flashing? If it is too full the necessary files may not get copied.

[prime]

Has anybody been able to mount their ext4 and/or swap partitions with this kernel? I've only go mmcblk0p1 in /dev/block, instead of the ...p1 (/sdcard),p2 (/sd-ext),p3 (swap) that should show up....

Prime, I can't thank you enough for these kernels. Really, excellent work, senor!

Any chance there's a public repository I could pull your sources/patches from, though? I'm not looking to release my own kernel on the interwebs or anything, but I do like configuring/compiling my own kernels and hardcoding mpu parameters.

My kernel doesn't have ext4, I will add it for you.

I don't currently have a git setup, its on my to do list.

[prime]

Compcache worked for me. I disabled compcache, flashed the new test kernel, rebooted, enabled compcache, then rebooted then typed "free" in terminal and it showed my swap. For me it didn't work until after the reboot. Also I tried typing "compcache start" before the reboot and it just gave me some error (I think it was the same as the one you wrote but I'm not sure). So you get that error in terminal emulator I take it? Did you type "compcache start" or what did you do before the error showed up?

The files for compcache do not exist on my phone. I've flashed and reflashed deprimed a few times while having compcache disabled and such. No joy.

Do you have plenty of free space in /system before flashing? If it is too full the necessary files may not get copied.

Great minds...=)

[GodfatherIP]

The files for compcache do not exist on my phone. I've flashed and reflashed deprimed a few times while having compcache disabled and such. No joy.

Do you have plenty of free space in /system before flashing? If it is too full the necessary files may not get copied.

Great minds...=)

Haha, you were too quick for me. I had some problems a while back from full /system, now I always check it if things don't seem to be flashing properly. In fact I usually just delete cmwallpapers.apk from the update before I flash it to make sure there is plenty of extra space.

[1FZFE]

While performance is great, I have noticed that benchmark scores have dropped considerably from #5. I'm always wary of putting too much stock in these numbers and rather use them to test my slots and gauge performance between builds. With #5 I was in the low 40s. Now with #6 things don't get much better than the mid 60s. Any idea why they would drop by nearly 50%? Same slots and voltages used.

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[emflow]

Compcache worked for me. I disabled compcache, flashed the new test kernel, rebooted, enabled compcache, then rebooted then typed "free" in terminal and it showed my swap. For me it didn't work until after the reboot. Also I tried typing "compcache start" before the reboot and it just gave me some error (I think it was the same as the one you wrote but I'm not sure). So you get that error in terminal emulator I take it? Did you type "compcache start" or what did you do before the error showed up?

The files for compcache do not exist on my phone. I've flashed and reflashed deprimed a few times while having compcache disabled and such. No joy.

Do you have plenty of free space in /system before flashing? If it is too full the necessary files may not get copied.

Same problem here as maverick. Root explorer shows /system has 8MB free. I do have zram.ko in /system/lib/modules and it's the same size as what's in the kernel zip file.

In terminal, "compcache start" gives a modprobe error. "modprobe: chdir(2.6.32.9): No such file or directory" Is this a BusyBox problem?

[prime]

While performance is great, I have noticed that benchmark scores have dropped considerably from #5. I'm always wary of putting too much stock in these numbers and rather use them to test my slots and gauge performance between builds. With #5 I was in the low 40s. Now with #6 things don't get much better than the mid 60s. Any idea why they would drop by nearly 50%? Same slots and voltages used.

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Change the scheduler to deadline and try again:

in scripter preferably run this:

echo deadline > /sys/block/mtdblock0/queue/scheduler
echo deadline > /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/scheduler
echo deadline > /sys/block/dm-0/queue/scheduler
echo deadline > /sys/block/dm-1/queue/scheduler

run test with and without compcache if you use it

[prime]

The files for compcache do not exist on my phone. I've flashed and reflashed deprimed a few times while having compcache disabled and such. No joy.

Do you have plenty of free space in /system before flashing? If it is too full the necessary files may not get copied.

Same problem here as maverick. Root explorer shows /system has 8MB free. I do have zram.ko in /system/lib/modules and it's the same size as what's in the kernel zip file.

In terminal, "compcache start" gives a modprobe error. "modprobe: chdir(2.6.32.9): No such file or directory" Is this a BusyBox problem?

Do this (in a terminal) to resolve:

su
bash
sysrw
ln -sf /system/lib/modules /system/lib/modules/2.6.32.9
sysro
compcache stop
handle_compcache
free

After the free command you should see the amount of swap you have enabled in CM settings. Should only do this once, my install script should have done this for you.

*edit*
Its my updater script, I'm sorry about that guys. I will fix when I get home and re-upload.

[chipmunk]

Ok I've been trying to be faithful to this kernel because of how fast it is, but my D1 has been running super hot. I'd it something I'm doing or is it my phone? I download and install it stock don't even use MSOC

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[prime]

Ok I've been trying to be faithful to this kernel because of how fast it is, but my D1 has been running super hot. I'd it something I'm doing or is it my phone? I download and install it stock don't even use MSOC

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Try running overclock with my 900mhz script, it lowers the voltage and should produce better results for you.