how to patch stock kernel to display true 1080p resolution ?

[mite_jan]

since i own a device that there very small community did someting for it , i want to know how i can patch the stock kernel to display true 1080p resolution

i own a rk3066 device with android 4.2.2 , 3.0.36 kernel

is any of these solutions going to give me positive result ?

using the command via terminal on stock kernel
am display-size 1080x1920

or do i need to change a single line in rk30_hdmi.h file



waiting for help from the more experienced guys

[prahjister]

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since i own a device that there very small community did someting for it , i want to know how i can patch the stock kernel to display true 1080p resolution

i own a rk3066 device with android 4.2.2 , 3.0.36 kernel

is any of these solutions going to give me positive result ?

using the command via terminal on stock kernel
am display-size 1080x1920

or do i need to change a single line in rk30_hdmi.h file



waiting for help from the more experienced guys

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3TiLeRos6LpcFUzTmc1WGFCUW8/edit?usp=sharing

try patching tool i made

[mite_jan]

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3T...it?usp=sharing

try patching tool i made

so i start the exe file
click open file and select kernel.img
skip open csv
click patch file
click rk3066 crc
and lastly save ?


edit : sorry didnt saw that i need to select rk3066 csv file inside the archive
which patch to select there are 3 ?

how would i know i am using true 1080p resolution
antutu will give me lower score ?

edit: 2
it gave me patch failed with all 3 files

[prahjister]

so i start the exe file
click open file and select kernel.img
skip open csv
click patch file
click rk3066 crc
and lastly save ?


edit : sorry didnt saw that i need to select rk3066 csv file inside the archive
which patch to select there are 3 ?

how would i know i am using true 1080p resolution
antutu will give me lower score ?

Everything should get smaller first boot until you change the density...different kernels work with different csv files....try one until it works....im not a very good programmer and if it fails start the program over....if it doesnt work let me know.

[mite_jan]

Everything should get smaller first boot until you change the density...different kernels work with different csv files....try one until it works....im not a very good programmer and if it fails start the program over....if it doesnt work let me know.

doesnt work
here is the kernel

i couldnt get 1080p or overclock it , i am lost

[mite_jan]

i had some success with the
am display-size 1080x1920 command and everything became smaller
so i used the 240 lcd density

antutu benchmark reduced my score from 13k to 12k
oh yeah and my status bar is cropped just a little from the top

i want to mention that the rom had inside settings display size 1080p but probably that was upscaled
could this mean i am using true 1080p ?

[prahjister]

i tried patching by hand....must come from a different sdk.

[mite_jan]

Re: how to patch stock kernel to display true 1080p resolution ?

i tried patching by hand....must come from a different sdk.

No success?
Thanks for the effort

[Shomari]

doesnt work
here is the kernel

i couldnt get 1080p or overclock it , i am lost

That's a weird kernel, is it newer? I'm going to look at it closer when I get some time.

For now, please test this kernel, you can flash it in CWM. It's an overclocked version of your stock kernel so I hope it helps until you find a 1080p kernel that's suitable for your device.

link: http://ge.tt/1cVi0uo1/v/0?c

[mite_jan]

That's a weird kernel, is it newer? I'm going to look at it closer when I get some time.

For now, please test this kernel, you can flash it in CWM. It's an overclocked version of your stock kernel so I hope it helps until you find a 1080p kernel that's suitable for your device.

link: http://ge.tt/1cVi0uo1/v/0?c

it is not flashable via CWM
i am having some issues trying to flash it via RK developer tool with the stupid win 8.1
unknown usb device (device descriptor request failed)
i will try it as soon as i figure how to fix this

the firmware is from may 2013

[Shomari]

Re: how to patch stock kernel to display true 1080p resolution ?

it is not flashable via CWM
i am having some issues trying to flash it via RK developer tool with the stupid win 8.1
unknown usb device (device descriptor request failed)
i will try it as soon as i figure how to fix this

the firmware is from may 2013

I'll upload a cwm flashable one within the hour; 8.1 is going to give you headaches for sure

[Shomari]

it is not flashable via CWM
i am having some issues trying to flash it via RK developer tool with the stupid win 8.1
unknown usb device (device descriptor request failed)
i will try it as soon as i figure how to fix this

the firmware is from may 2013

I'll upload a cwm flashable one within the hour; 8.1 is going to give you headaches for sure

Flash this one in CWM http://ge.tt/97zKgzo1/v/0?c

That kernel has an odd DDR table; if that one above is unstable or doesn't boot use this one it has a fix http://ge.tt/5D5Eizo1/v/0?c

Sorry, I don't have that device to test myself so that's the best I can do

[mite_jan]

Flash this one in CWM http://ge.tt/97zKgzo1/v/0?c

That kernel has an odd DDR table; if that one above is unstable or doesn't boot use this one it has a fix http://ge.tt/5D5Eizo1/v/0?c

Sorry, I don't have that device to test myself so that's the best I can do

i have flashed both files and i think nothing is happening becouse the boot.img which is 9.40mb has a kernel inside and is rewriting the stock values , so i think someting needs to be done with the boot.img

https://www.mediafire.com/?ywomvi6o726o8xf

[Shomari]

Re: how to patch stock kernel to display true 1080p resolution ?

i have flashed both files and i think nothing is happening becouse the boot.img which is 9.40mb has a kernel inside and is rewriting the stock values

Maybe it does. Send me the boot or a link to the firmware and I'll take it out. In the meantime confirm the clock values by opening a file explorer, navigating to /sys/dvfs/dvfs_tree and opening the file. It's usually blank, leave it open. Then use a terminal app to type

su
dmesg

And read the current clock speeds for gpu/ddr/cpu

[mite_jan]

Maybe it does. Send me the boot or a link to the firmware and I'll take it out. In the meantime confirm the clock values by opening a file explorer, navigating to /sys/dvfs/dvfs_tree and opening the file. It's usually blank, leave it open. Then use a terminal app to type

su
dmesg

And read the current clock speeds for gpu/ddr/cpu

this is the firmware , i have added the boot.img on the previous post too
http://www.freak-tab.de/neomode/NEOTVCROM_1.8a_B13_MK812_NX003_20130823.zip
in the meantime i will see the clock values and update this post