Compcache Capable Kernels

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  1. EnJoY

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    The following are CompCache enabled kernels. Please feel free to post if you know of others that I've missed. I recommend using ClockWork Recovery to install this patch for best results.

    Edit (by Pete): Compcache is to be used on V0.6.2 or later. Reason being is that Compcache in Bugless Beast is more advanced than some other ROMs because you can choose the RAM usage by percentage rather than just turning it on or off. Be warned that flashing alternate kernels may overwrite my Compcache files, breaking the ability to change the RAM usage percentage (although it still may seem that it is working). To ensure that the percentage setting for Compcache is working, compare each setting by typing into a terminal "compcache stats" You should also note that if you install a kernel not compatible with Compcache, I designed the toolkit app to automatically remove the option to enable it.

    |Pete

    v0.3 - URL: Peter Alfonso

    |Slayher

    v1.6 - URL:     Froyo Kernels by slayher - CyanogenMod Forum
    v1.7 - URL: Index of /DL/LFY/KERNELS

    |P3Droid

    v.32.7 - URL: P3Droid Kernels
    Sapphire Kernels - Works with BB (Scroll Down): http://wiki.ccroms.net/sapphire/releases/2.0.0

    |JDLFG

    v.32.25 - URL: jdlfg kernels v.32.2.5 NEW - CyanogenMod Forum

    |ChevyNo1

     Compcache/Gingerbread - URL:     Index of /kernels-052011

    |RaidZero

    Low Voltage 2.6.32.9 - URL: http://www.droidforums.net/forum/raidzero/124467-kernels-low-voltage-2-6-32-9-a.html

    |prime

    Gingerbread URL:     http://www.droidforums.net/forum/cyanogenmod/127262-kernel-deprimed_test-break-if-you-can.html

    |rMoD

    URL: http://www.droidforums.net/forum/droid-hacks/132295-rmod-series-kernels.html

    |CorCor67

    URL: http://rootzwiki.com/showthread.php?948-Elite-Series-Kernels-V3

    Enjoy... :greendroid:
     
    #1 EnJoY, Dec 23, 2010
    Last edited: Jul 10, 2011
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    awesome. this info should be posted in the sticky compcache thread. thx!
     
    #2 J*Bishop, Dec 23, 2010
  3. EnJoY

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    bump :icon_ banana:
     
    #3 EnJoY, Dec 26, 2010
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    Hi,

    I'm having a problem getting compcache to work with the P3 Kernels listed here. I've tried Slayher kernels and it seems to work with them but, the speed listed is not the speed I get :/ ex: if I get the 1.2ghz one im still running at stock 600mhz it does not matter which one i get they all seem to not like me and run on stock speeds. Can anyone help me please?
     
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    What ROM?

    Are you using SetCPU to detect and set clockspeeds?
     
    #5 EnJoY, Dec 27, 2010
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    Well as for me the Slayher kernels have worked the best on the miui roms. I was actually gona ask bout the new 12/24 D1 Miui rom n so far I'm just running stock miui kernel n jusgt wit setcpu any suggestions??? Thanks

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    #6 JinjiM3Rx7, Dec 27, 2010
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    The Slayher kernels should still be fully compatible with MIUI as far as I know.
     
    #7 EnJoY, Dec 27, 2010
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    K thanks! I'm gona play with them a lil n I post up wat are the pros n cons....... thanks

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    #8 JinjiM3Rx7, Dec 27, 2010
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    I'm running BB 0.6.1. No, I'm not using setCPU. Do you think that is the problem?

    The P3 Kernels will run at advertised speeds but, there's no chance of getting compcache working with them.
     
    #9 EvilGST, Dec 27, 2010
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    Ive flashed p3droid kernels and ramswap.zip compcache, compcache will not run same thing for slayher couldnt get compcache to run ;(
    come to find out after all this mess my droid miui 12.24 runs best with slayher 1.2g vs p3droid...

    COmpcahe runs in both kernels by starting manually
     
    #10 ZaChYmO, Dec 27, 2010
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    Dl and flash this with clockwork
    http://bit.ly/fyiWMg

    Then go in to Rom toolkit and enable compcache. Reboot and wait a few mins then check in terminal emulator to see if it started. If your home screen widgets hangs and gets stuck loading after reboot just leave it alone and wait and it will fix itself
     
    #11 chewy74, Dec 27, 2010
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    let me know if you get it working on miui 12.24, i flash the 1.7 slayher 1ghz and the slayher compcache.zip and it gives me "compcache: permission denied"
     
    #12 iamasongnow, Dec 27, 2010
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