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GS2KernelWipe Script

Hawker said:
GS2KernelWipe v1.95 now up.
Fixes backup to sd card
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The same issue affecting the rom nuke script effected this too.?

Well any how thanks for quick turnaround. Will update xda with this and nuke when I get a chance. :thumbup:;)

I'm not even going to bother to mention there was an issue on both.
 
caplja said:
Hmmm....dl link of kelnerWipe is dead!? Can anybody reupload iz?
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Sorry about that caplja... you just can't get the staff these days! ;)

I will have a strong word with the old Welsh Wizard when he's finished hanging out his toilet paper to dry.

In the meantime I have PM'd you with a link.
 
ironass said:
Sorry about that caplja... you just can't get the staff these days! ;)

I will have a strong word with the old Welsh Wizard when he's finished hanging out his toilet paper to dry.

In the meantime I have PM'd you with a link.
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:D
 
Strange happenings. On siyah beta 4, home button working fine. Switched to new dori. All fine. Flashed back siyah, using kernel wipe (of course) and home button dead. Back to dori, works again. Back to siyah, dead. Presumably something from dori has been left, despite using your wonderful kernel wipe.

Or is this something to do with the preload/symlinks malarkey?

Any ideas old boy?
 
This was a Dori problem which supposedly was fixed with 7.37.

I think (but not sure) flashing PhilZ then subsequently flashing Siayh may get around the problem.
 
then until a fix is released by Dori you will need to do the following:

use adb or terminal, then type the following (RTN after each line):


GPIOKEYS="/system/usr/keylayout/gpio-keys.kl";
if [ -e $GPIOKEYS ]; then
KHCOUNT=`cat $GPIOKEYS | grep "102" -c`;
if [ $KHCOUNT == 1 ]; then
sed -i 's/102/172/g' $GPIOKEYS;
fi;
fi;
 
Sydney99 said:
Have just restored a back up. But will try if I get this again. Thanks for ur help
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It will work and was the easiest and quickest way to do it. But a little bit of advice.

You want this due to going to another kernel other then dorimanx correct?

If you plan on flashing onto jeboo version 1.1c then job done and a decent and fairly stable kernel.

Though one thing I don't like is its forces a complete cache and dalvik clean on you.

But if you are to stay on that kernel then that's fine. :)

If you intend to move to siyah kernal version 6.0b4 then you need to this.


In Dorimanx kernel recovery flash jeeboo kernel
Don't reboot into its recovery as jeboo recovery has issues in it preventing you to flash siyah.

Then flash hawks kernel clean script to remove any residual dorimanx files.

In same dorimanx recovery flash siyah 6.0b4

Then reboot into siyah kernal recovery


You have to do another full dalvik and cache clean and this time fix permissions.

Job done and you are on siyah with working Home button :)

But i much prefer Dorimanx right now especially sense the sound issues have been discovered and the work around is simple and working fantastic for me;-)
 
Yup, it was going from dori back to siyah I was having issues so this is very helpful thanks.

I'm finding dori a stuttering nightmare, but most on here will be bored of hearing about my kernel woes, so not going to mention it!
 
Sydney99 said:
Yup, it was going from dori back to siyah I was having issues so this is very helpful thanks.

I'm finding dori a stuttering nightmare, but most on here will be bored of hearing about my kernel woes, so not going to mention it!
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But you just did Syd!
:p
 
Syd it's not your infamous kernel KOD, it's a bug we all seem to have. Setting CPU idle mode to idle only in STweaks, then rebooting has cured it for me and everybody else it seems.
 
dynomot said:
Syd it's not your infamous kernel KOD, it's a bug we all seem to have. Setting CPU idle mode to idle only in STweaks, then rebooting has cured it for me and everybody else it seems.
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I'll try it out this weekend then, and come round and kiss you if you're right. Lucky fella....
 
Sydney99 said:
I'll try it out this weekend then, and come round and kiss you if you're right. Lucky fella....
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It works. It took us ages to debug and find. We know the cause we know the solution.

To read about it here


http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=36563992


If you select idle or AFTR that alone will work. I used both but apparently AFTR will be easier on the battery.

Or if you are willing to change governor that lulz in both onscreen and off screen will work with AFTR + LPA :)

This is what I'm using and is working great ;):thumbup:

mydarenu.jpg


ajaty8ap.jpg


emahuze6.jpg
 
THE RED BLUR said:
It works. It took us ages to debug and find. We know the cause we know the solution.

To read about it here


http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=36563992


If you select idle or AFTR that alone will work. I used both but apparently AFTR will be easier on the battery.

Or if you are willing to change governor that lulz in both onscreen and off screen will work with AFTR + LPA :)

This is what I'm using and is working great ;):thumbup:

mydarenu.jpg


ajaty8ap.jpg


emahuze6.jpg
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Thanks fellas.

It was not actually this bug I was having issues with. Dori 7.37 was giving me a lot of stutter on scrolling. My screen was like porky pig on a bad day. All seems fine on 7.38 however.

But thanks for the solutions for the sound bug, it works, so now I have a nice smooth screen and perfect sound. Happy days.
 
I have had slight music stutter on aftr only, but it only happened once in a 45 minute commute home in my car via blue tooth. It happened about 4 our 5 times in the morning commute on the default setting.

I've set it to idle only now so I'll see how this performs when I go into work on Tuesday.

Everything else for 7.38 seems to be within very well for me. Nice and smooth with good battery both in use and on idle where I've been commonly getting 96+% deep sleep.

Once the /preload backup issue has been addressed this kernel will be a must-have.
 
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