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Revision as of 10:22, 20 June 2013

GOAL

The goal of this kernel is to have a central place for developers in the community, who don't want the burden to maintain their own kernel, to have a place to do so. Many times, developers who work on these devices constantly develop issues with others or don't have time to incorporate new features. Our goal is to avoid all that. Anything and everything will be accepted, granted it doesn't break anything. show-p1984 has been kind enough to not only host the source but grant the use of his buildbot for this project. Every time source is pushed, the bot will start to build the kernel, zip up the package and finally upload it to my goo.im account.

My short term goal for this kernel is to add all the hotplug drivers available for Mako and incorporate them into it. As it stands we can only use Qualcomm's binary, show's MSM_mpdecision and faux123's Intelli-plug as they have switches to turn them off. These can be changed on the fly, as long as the user turns off all the hotplug drivers first then turns on the desired hotplug method. I'd also like to have an app that can control this, well a proper application to be exact.

LINKS

FEATURES

4.2.2

GCC 4.7.3

Voltage Control

Governor Control

Hotplug Control

RGB Control

Gamma Control

CPU Overclocking // Underclocking

GPU Overclocking // Underclocking

3 Selectable Hotplug Drivers: MSM_mpdecision, Intellidemand & Qualcomm's mpdecision

MSM_thermal (3-Phase)

FSync

RGB Control

Gamma Control

Headphones Volume Boost

Headset Gain

Speaker Amp Controls

Microphone Amp Controls

WiFi Power Management Control

TCP Congestion Avoidance Algorithm

Sweep2Wake

USB Fast Charge

USB OTG

S4 & Krait Optimizations

THANKS

Big thanks to show-p1984, he really kick started this project. One night I received a PM from him asking if I'd like to take this challenge on. He also helped me out a ton while setting up the repo and build. He really has been a great help.

Others I'd like to thank for their source, commits, hardwork, blood and tears:

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 ==GOAL==
-The goal of this kernel is to have a central place for developers in the community, who don't want the burden to maintain their own kernel, to have a place to do so. Many times, developers who work on these devices constantly develop issues with others or don't have time to incorporate new features. Our goal is to avoid all that. Anything and everything will be accepted, granted it doesn't break anything. [http://forum.xda-developers.com/member.php?u=4195844 show-p1984] has been kind enough to not only host the source but grant the use of his buildbot for this project. Every time source is pushed, the bot will start to build the kernel, zip up the package and finally upload it to my goo.im account. My short term goal for this kernel is to add all the hotplug drivers available for Mako and incorporate them into it. As it stands we can only use Qualcomm's binary, show's MSM_mpdecision and faux123's Intelli-plug as they have switches to turn them off. These can be changed on the fly, as long as the user turns off all the hotplug drivers first then turns on the desired hotplug method. I'd also like to have an app that can control this, well a proper application to be exact.
+The goal of this kernel is to have a central place for developers in the community, who don't want the burden to maintain their own kernel, to have a place to do so. Many times, developers who work on these devices constantly develop issues with others or don't have time to incorporate new features. Our goal is to avoid all that. Anything and everything will be accepted, granted it doesn't break anything. [http://forum.xda-developers.com/member.php?u=4195844 show-p1984] has been kind enough to not only host the source but grant the use of his buildbot for this project. Every time source is pushed, the bot will start to build the kernel, zip up the package and finally upload it to my goo.im account.
+My short term goal for this kernel is to add all the hotplug drivers available for Mako and incorporate them into it. As it stands we can only use Qualcomm's binary, show's MSM_mpdecision and faux123's Intelli-plug as they have switches to turn them off. These can be changed on the fly, as long as the user turns off all the hotplug drivers first then turns on the desired hotplug method. I'd also like to have an app that can control this, well a proper application to be exact.
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