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Root [Kernel][OC] rb3 Kernel for Warp LTE
- Thread starter rbheromax
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- zte warp 4g
I'm about ready to just get rid of this thing for one that can be over clocked.I wish we had some of the Devs from the first Warp, those guys could speed up a snail.
yea im just gonna wait for boost to release the S5 that so I can play with roms this phone lags playing ps1 with no OC'n. the S5 had a kernel before it was even released to the public.
jimsmith80
Android Expert
That P4 can handle some major oc. I had a 2.66 that I ran at 3.3
sb43
Android Expert
IDK what happened. Did somebody abduct the devs that were working on the 2 Warps? I guess they've upgraded to better phones and left. I really enjoyed tweaking my phones. Guess I'm gonna go in that direction to. I believe this phone has potential, but nobody give a s--t anymore.
Well, it was fun while it lasted. I learned a lot. Thank you guys.
Well, it was fun while it lasted. I learned a lot. Thank you guys.
I'll release a JollyRoger ROM for this phone after a good kernel is released... I wanna make it worth my while.
lets hope it happens soon:smokingsomb:
cooldudezach
Android Enthusiast
I'm about ready to just get rid of this thing for one that can be over clocked.
Yeah, I have to apologize. The last four weeks have made it hard for me to be online. The first week I had a conference, the second week I was without internet while the house had a new floor installed, week three was me getting back into the swing of schoolwork
and now we're into week 4, and I'm finally finding time to get back on the computer.Even I've been suffering from my lack of time on the computer! My phone has been running a kernel with broken wifi pretty much the last three weeks because I just haven't had enough time to get on the computer!
I do still have a major paper to finish writing that is due next week, and a presentation (not so major) that is due the week after, so I won't be completely active yet, but I will be here. My room is a trainwreck after all this, and I still need to set up my 'new' build computer. >.> I need to get a vga->rgb cable to hook it up into the 'new' tv I'm using. (The damn thing is tiny! 15"! But that's what you get when you're broke and taking hand-me-downs, I guess.)
junkie2100
Android Expert
still having wifi troubles??? even with the new kernel module? i thought the kernel module thing was working
rbheromax
Android Expert
Yeah, I have to apologize. The last four weeks have made it hard for me to be online. The first week I had a conference, the second week I was without internet while the house had a new floor installed, week three was me getting back into the swing of schoolwork
Even I've been suffering from my lack of time on the computer! My phone has been running a kernel with broken wifi pretty much the last three weeks because I just haven't had enough time to get on the computer!
I do still have a major paper to finish writing that is due next week, and a presentation (not so major) that is due the week after, so I won't be completely active yet, but I will be here. My room is a trainwreck after all this, and I still need to set up my 'new' build computer. >.> I need to get a vga->rgb cable to hook it up into the 'new' tv I'm using. (The damn thing is tiny! 15"! But that's what you get when you're broke and taking hand-me-downs, I guess.)
Hell I got kicked out my moms house lol
I got a SLOWWW AMD K7 from 2003 and I think I can do something with it. I no longer have my zte awe. I might buy one sooner or later. Sometime after I graduate
Which kernel module thing are you referring to..?
cooldudezach
Android Enthusiast
This was a kernel build without the module, but I just havent had time to do anything else with it.
junkie2100
Android Expert
ah, ok its all good. kuz yea the original problem was in fact the module, its hit or miss without the built one
to answer your question bc there is a .ko file in system/lib/modules/prima that gets checked by the kernel for compatibility and the built versions of the kernel have a mismatch in the module layout, basically all that means is you gotta build the prima wlan.ko file from source along with the kernel and distribute it along side, its just kind of a pain to get to build right lol, i still cant even come close to getting the one for the force to work. it wont load therefore the drivers cant initialize, once a matching one is in place it will work. i think it might actually have something to do with a check in the module to be quite honest, if you change the kernel too much it seems to break it due to the checksum change because it only happens when significant changes unrelated to wifi are done
and im sorry to hear you got booted rb, hope things work out for ya man
to answer your question bc there is a .ko file in system/lib/modules/prima that gets checked by the kernel for compatibility and the built versions of the kernel have a mismatch in the module layout, basically all that means is you gotta build the prima wlan.ko file from source along with the kernel and distribute it along side, its just kind of a pain to get to build right lol, i still cant even come close to getting the one for the force to work. it wont load therefore the drivers cant initialize, once a matching one is in place it will work. i think it might actually have something to do with a check in the module to be quite honest, if you change the kernel too much it seems to break it due to the checksum change because it only happens when significant changes unrelated to wifi are done
and im sorry to hear you got booted rb, hope things work out for ya man
Wizaired
Well-Known Member
"I think we're all ready"
Hope. Hope is what drives mankind to better achievements and progress in many aspects of life, including technology such as this...
jimsmith80
Android Expert
I've played with the stock kernel source, and trust me this thing is no fun to play with. Don't loose hope though. There are several msm8930 devices out there so there is more work being put in on this than you guys might think
sb43
Android Expert
Couldn't have said it better!
It IS stable.. And B@d@$$ (Just Sayin'), just no wifi on this one..
TechNewbie17
Member
"Most of the important things in the world have been accomplished by people who have kept on trying when there seemed to be no hope at all." [FONT=arial, sans-serif]Dale Carnegie[/FONT]
Hats off to all you devs out there! Can't thank you enough for the efforts you've made for us all and wanted you to know it's appreciated.
Hats off to all you devs out there! Can't thank you enough for the efforts you've made for us all and wanted you to know it's appreciated.