2. it's a bug in kernel. I hope it's fixed in latest kernel. Still waiting for feedback.
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Originally posted by wasser View Post1 i will add the multi-disk mounting in next release, thanks for the infos
BTW: What are the CPU/DDR/GPU frequencies in the X7 kernel?
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Just loaded 114-3.zip kernel on x7 and tested ethernet. Still doesn't work. I think i figured out how to extract the dmesg.txt so see attached and let me know if it helps.Attached Files
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Also some additional items from testing once you get the major things squared away:
- Internal memory for apps is only 1GB, can you provide options for 2 GB, 4GB, 8GB?
- Adobe flash not included. easy enough to sideload but nice to have in the finished package
I am having one problem I can't figure out since 4.4.2 vs. 4.2.2. THere is no option like in 4.2.2 for the x7 to be shown to my windows pc as an attached device and access it's drives from PC. THere used to be a usb option. I tried the developer options\usb debug but the x7 doesn't show as an accessable device and it's internal sdcard is not accessable from win explorer. Not a huge issue as I can swap things on sdcard but if anyone can save me the hassels and time of having to do that vs. just being able to access the internal sd card from win explorer, I'd appreciate it.
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Originally posted by darrellr View PostIf he's using same source as me then stock is 1.6Ghz / 600 MHz / 396 MHZ
Actually, here is a comparison of the frequency-related dmesg entries between the Wasser kernel and my "de-underclocked" kernel (CPU: 1008/1200/1608/1800, DDR:667, GPU: 400/600) built from Phjanderson's sources:
Wasser:
Code:<4>[ 0.000000] DDR DEBUG: init success!!! freq=300MHz ... <4>[ 0.700410] DVFS MSG: core: dvfs_adjust_table_lmtvolt get leakage_level = 3000 <4>[ 0.700463] adjust table freq=1608000 KHz, index=1375000 mV to index=1350000 mV <4>[ 0.700519] efuse_version_val: efuse version = 31 <4>[ 0.700554] DVFS MSG: aclk_gpu: dvfs_adjust_table_lmtvolt get leakage_level = 3000 <4>[ 0.701730] rk3188 cpufreq version 2.2, suspend freq 816 MHz ... <6>[ 2.022266] ddrfreq: verion 3.2 20130917 <6>[ 2.022296] ddrfreq: fix cpu pause bug <6>[ 2.022323] ddrfreq: normal 720MHz video 0MHz video_low 0MHz dualview 0MHz idle 0MHz suspend 0MHz reboot 300MHz <6>[ 2.024130] ddrfreq: change freq to 720 MHz when normal ... <4>[ 5.796362] Mali: mali freq table :Mali: 128,Mali: 198,Mali: 256,Mali: 297,Mali: 384,Mali: 594,Mali:
Code:<4>[ 0.000000] DDR DEBUG: init success!!! freq=396MHz ... <4>[ 0.736255] DVFS MSG: core: dvfs_adjust_table_lmtvolt get leakage_level = 3 <4>[ 0.736310] adjust table freq=1800000 KHz, index=1375000 mV to index=1350000 mV <4>[ 0.736376] DVFS MSG: aclk_gpu: dvfs_adjust_table_lmtvolt get leakage_level = 3 <4>[ 0.737489] rk3188 cpufreq version 2.1, suspend freq 1008 MHz ... <6>[ 2.098642] ddrfreq: verion 2.4 20130427 <6>[ 2.098670] ddrfreq: normal 660MHz video 396MHz dualview 0MHz idle 0MHz suspend 0MHz reboot 396MHz <6>[ 2.099686] ddrfreq: change freq to 660 MHz when normal ... <4>[ 3.974002] Mali: mali freq table :Mali: 384,Mali: 594,Mali:
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Originally posted by Pluto View PostDmesg from Stock Rom 008, rooted and accidentally pushed CWM as well, hope that wont make a difference.
BT, Ethernet, Wifi were all on.
PS, GPIO list, any help on that one, google seems full of too advanced linux stuff for me.
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Originally posted by wasser View Postplease tak a look at this forum->kernel development
http://www.freaktab.com/showthread.p...n-more-devices
root@android:/ # mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs /dev/block/mtdblock4 /system
root@android:/ # cp /sdcard/Download/user-gpio-drv.ko /system/lib/modules/
root@android:/ # cp /sdcard/Download/gpio /system/bin/
but when i test gpio command, i get this:
root@android:/ # gpio
gpio_init failed: No such file or directory
1|root@android:/ # gpio exports
gpio_init failed: No such file or directory
1|root@android:/ # gpio dump gpio
gpio_init failed: No such file or directory
i really dont like to fiddle with things i dont understand, especially commands, the dmesg one was already confusing but i understood it somehow. boy, havent touched unix commands for ages. im probably overlooking something basic, theres anoither file where leolas hasnt told us where to move it, haha.
Edit: progress, told u, too basic, insmod...GUI makes one such an ignorant. i think ive done it...have a look.Attached Files
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Originally posted by Pluto View Postthat was my guide so far. ive copied those two files there, move didnt function for some cross link stuff, but in order to copy, i had to do this:
root@android:/ # mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs /dev/block/mtdblock4 /system
root@android:/ # cp /sdcard/Download/user-gpio-drv.ko /system/lib/modules/
root@android:/ # cp /sdcard/Download/gpio /system/bin/
but when i test gpio command, i get this:
root@android:/ # gpio
gpio_init failed: No such file or directory
1|root@android:/ # gpio exports
gpio_init failed: No such file or directory
1|root@android:/ # gpio dump gpio
gpio_init failed: No such file or directory
i really dont like to fiddle with things i dont understand, especially commands, the dmesg one was already confusing but i understood it somehow. boy, havent touched unix commands for ages.
1 chmod 755 /system/bin/gpio
2 insmod /system/lib/modules/user-gpio-drv.ko
3 cp libgpio.so /system/lib/
4 gpio dump gpio
5 dmesg >/sdcard/dmesg-gpio.log
it's all
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Originally posted by Pluto View Postthat was my guide so far. ive copied those two files there, move didnt function for some cross link stuff, but in order to copy, i had to do this:
root@android:/ # mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs /dev/block/mtdblock4 /system
root@android:/ # cp /sdcard/Download/user-gpio-drv.ko /system/lib/modules/
root@android:/ # cp /sdcard/Download/gpio /system/bin/
but when i test gpio command, i get this:
root@android:/ # gpio
gpio_init failed: No such file or directory
1|root@android:/ # gpio exports
gpio_init failed: No such file or directory
1|root@android:/ # gpio dump gpio
gpio_init failed: No such file or directory
i really dont like to fiddle with things i dont understand, especially commands, the dmesg one was already confusing but i understood it somehow. boy, havent touched unix commands for ages. im probably overlooking something basic, theres anoither file where leolas hasnt told us where to move it, haha.
Edit: progress, told u, too basic, insmod...GUI makes one such an ignorant. i think ive done it...have a look.
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Originally posted by Pluto View Posthehe, too late, edited my post, log attached.
i need the same again but with my kernel + my rom
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