[KERNEL] Kernel (deprimed_test) - Break It If You Can

[cujo6801]

ok I'm just going to ask a I know every phone is different question... but what kernel do you think will work well with LGB ROMS....thanks

 

[prime]

Deprimed test #19 (Kernel reports #9 ) - ( 4/23/2011 )

Added (bluetooth) BNEP multicasting to fix bluetooth issue connecting to vehicle audio system, removed extraneous networking features, added TCP CUBIC congestion algorithm (enabled by default), miscellaneous other networking changes.

update_deprimed command available as always.

 

[winner00]

well hello again winner, fancy meeting you here!
so i should flash this with your build after clearing system/cache/dalvik and be ready to role after entering "primed" in terminal to get the ulv values? and any more kernel updates can be done through terminal as well i believe?

Yes you wipe system/cache/dalvik, install my build, install gapps, install deprimed, and then reboot. Then you can enter primed in the terminal and you should be fine. Yes you can update through terminal by typing su then update_deprimed. Yes the latest version is in the link in the first post.

Thanks winner, I will get you the file you need to include in your build in a few minutes.

ok thanks!

 

[Ozzie]

Deprimed test #19 (Kernel reports #9 ) - ( 4/23/2011 )

Added (bluetooth) BNEP multicasting to fix bluetooth issue connecting to vehicle audio system, removed extraneous networking features, added TCP CUBIC congestion algorithm (enabled by default), miscellaneous other networking changes.

update_deprimed command available as always.

You are a kernel wizard sir...:hail: :icon_ lala:

 

[prime]

Yes you wipe system/cache/dalvik, install my build, install gapps, install deprimed, and then reboot. Then you can enter primed in the terminal and you should be fine. Yes you can update through terminal by typing su then update_deprimed. Yes the latest version is in the link in the first post.

Thanks winner, I will get you the file you need to include in your build in a few minutes.

ok thanks!

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[prime]

Deprimed test #19 (Kernel reports #9 ) - ( 4/23/2011 )

Added (bluetooth) BNEP multicasting to fix bluetooth issue connecting to vehicle audio system, removed extraneous networking features, added TCP CUBIC congestion algorithm (enabled by default), miscellaneous other networking changes.

update_deprimed command available as always.

You are a kernel wizard sir...:hail: :icon_ lala:

Thank you. I have been :icon_ poke: at the kernel for some time, I have likely spent over 1000 hours in menuconfig over the years.

 

[jerroedr]

it makes a previous deprimed file when you update that way? nifty

 

[rancur3p1c]

Deprimed test #19 (Kernel reports #9 ) - ( 4/23/2011 )

Added (bluetooth) BNEP multicasting to fix bluetooth issue connecting to vehicle audio system, removed extraneous networking features, added TCP CUBIC congestion algorithm (enabled by default), miscellaneous other networking changes.

update_deprimed command available as always.

You are a kernel wizard sir...:hail: :icon_ lala:

Thank you. I have been :icon_ poke: at the kernel for some time, I have likely spent over 1000 hours in menuconfig over the years.

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[kevdog]

Side issues

When partioning the sdcard -- what is the most appropriate journaling system for ext partition and swap - ext2/3/4? something else?

When starting out -- how big should the sdext and swap partition be? I know my mileage will vary, however how about some starting values?

Is a cron daemon built into this kernel? -- would be useful to set a script to clean out compcache every once in a while.

Can't think of anything else right now.

 

[rancur3p1c]

Create a file called 99swappiness, place it in /etc/init.d/, chmod +x it, edit the 99swappiness placing your desired command.

I assure you that a swappiness of 30 will cause problems eventually, I'm a heavy user so the issue rears its head quite quickly for myself...especially on gingerbread (30 on froyo wasn't quite acceptable but caused less issues).

thanks got it. Everything in /init.d gets executed, or is it built into your kernel to look for 99swappiness?

mainly I open many tabs to load in the background on my el cheapo metroPCS $30 plan and let the 15.6kBps connection load them while I send a SMS or something. So my browser of choice not getting killed EVER is important.

Everything is executed in order of ascending numbers.

Use the OOM driver. (Someone may have a informational link on it as I'm mobile and busy).

Your welcome, happy to help.

In the future please don't assume my values to something are wrong (it's misleading) . If asked I can tell you why a setting is the value I set it to and don't mind doing it at all.

Yeah I've searched the net, perhaps I don't know the right terms to search for, but I can't determine what the relationship is between OOM and CC...IE how I can configure OOM to utilize the CC more instead of shutting apps, even when it's set to 7. For now I think I will have to keep the CC aggresive.

 

[prime]

thanks got it. Everything in /init.d gets executed, or is it built into your kernel to look for 99swappiness?

mainly I open many tabs to load in the background on my el cheapo metroPCS $30 plan and let the 15.6kBps connection load them while I send a SMS or something. So my browser of choice not getting killed EVER is important.

Everything is executed in order of ascending numbers.

Use the OOM driver. (Someone may have a informational link on it as I'm mobile and busy).

Your welcome, happy to help.

In the future please don't assume my values to something are wrong (it's misleading) . If asked I can tell you why a setting is the value I set it to and don't mind doing it at all.

Yeah I've searched the net, perhaps I don't know the right terms to search for, but I can't determine what the relationship is between OOM and CC...IE how I can configure OOM to utilize the CC more instead of shutting apps, even when it's set to 7. For now I think I will have to keep the CC aggresive.

From zeppelinrox's work (XDA link) try this.

 

[prime]

Side issues

When partioning the sdcard -- what is the most appropriate journaling system for ext partition and swap - ext2/3/4? something else?

When starting out -- how big should the sdext and swap partition be? I know my mileage will vary, however how about some starting values?

Is a cron daemon built into this kernel? -- would be useful to set a script to clean out compcache every once in a while.

Can't think of anything else right now.

I agree a cron to restart compcache every hour would be useful, I may include a daemon and script to handle it.

I think 256M would be more than enough on sd-ext, go for ext3 or ext4 as ext2 is not a journaling filesystem.

On swap I would use no more than 32M, larger values may (my observances) degrade performance and battery life.

 

[hrdnhvy]

Where can I find the kernel that fixed the usb storage on ud 3.3.1? I had the same issue with ud.

USB Storage is back for me on UD 3.3.1

You mean the latest deprimed fixed your USB storage issue on UD 3.3.1?

 

[prime]

Where can I find the kernel that fixed the usb storage on ud 3.3.1? I had the same issue with ud.

USB Storage is back for me on UD 3.3.1

You mean the latest deprimed fixed your USB storage issue on UD 3.3.1?

Deprimed does fix USB storage and USB tethering on UD 3.1.1, you quoted the answer to your question

In my signature or the OP.

 

[rancur3p1c]

Everything is executed in order of ascending numbers.

Use the OOM driver. (Someone may have a informational link on it as I'm mobile and busy).

Your welcome, happy to help.

In the future please don't assume my values to something are wrong (it's misleading) . If asked I can tell you why a setting is the value I set it to and don't mind doing it at all.

Yeah I've searched the net, perhaps I don't know the right terms to search for, but I can't determine what the relationship is between OOM and CC...IE how I can configure OOM to utilize the CC more instead of shutting apps, even when it's set to 7. For now I think I will have to keep the CC aggresive.

From zeppelinrox's work (XDA link) try this.

nothing in there about compcache's interaction with OOM.