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    #496
    kernel selection

    Hello

    I'm using the low voltage V2 version and my tablet is very stable - no issues. It depends on the cpu quality you get, if you are lucky you can get one that handles the low voltage and gets the best performance.

    Brian

    Originally posted by nodabble View Post
    Before you upgrade to Kitkat, try the '825...' kernel from post #470 on the previous page...

    Forums - FreakTab
    http://www.freaktab.com/showthread.php?7871-Binary-patched-kernels-for-Pipo-models&p=138327&viewfull=1#post138327
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    My M6 Pro Wifi was never 100% stable until I installed that, and I'm still using RR1.4!!!

    If you do upgrade to RR1.8, giouncino has kindly done a version of the '825' kernel for that ROM.

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      #497
      low voltage V2

      i get a 20.954 score at AnTuTu with the low voltage V2 ......

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        #498
        Low Voltage V2

        Thats awesome. I really think this is a solid kernel, that has me shaking my head how long the battery lasts!

        Regards,

        Brian

        Originally posted by r0llingmuffin View Post
        i get a 20.954 score at AnTuTu with the low voltage V2 ......

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          #499
          I flashed riley 1.8 kitkat on my M6 pro and the very low kernel. It was unstable and either froze or switched itself off at random. Reflashed kernel with claro one and seems to be running really smoothly so far. Nice one...

          Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk

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            #500
            kernel pipo m6 pro kitkat

            The default kernel in kitkat 1.8 still works best in that sense he can "sometimes" a few days to work and then black screen and boot. I have already used the kernels of # 480, but I do not usually start, and if they then start after a few minutes of boot freeze.
            Are there any other kernels?

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              #501
              what custom Kernel ....

              Is there a way to check what custom kernel is flashed on m6pro? ..... after flashing a custom one the kernel version in settings remains as 3.4.0 york@mid-Porsche Thu Feb 13 10:03:19 CST 2014.
              Last edited by r0llingmuffin; 28 February 2014, 13:30. Reason: poor english ... :-)

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                #502
                Originally posted by r0llingmuffin View Post
                Is there a way to check what custom kernel is flashed on m6pro? ..... after flashing a custom one the kernel version in settings remains as 3.4.0 york@mid-Porsche Thu Feb 13 10:03:19 CST 2014.
                if you didn't change anything you have the stock one
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                  #503
                  Originally posted by PaulHD View Post
                  The default kernel in kitkat 1.8 still works best in that sense he can "sometimes" a few days to work and then black screen and boot. I have already used the kernels of # 480, but I do not usually start, and if they then start after a few minutes of boot freeze.
                  Are there any other kernels?
                  You probably have a not lucky CPU.
                  Try the "kimmen" one, it should work well for you
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                    #504
                    Originally posted by giouncino View Post
                    if you didn't change anything you have the stock one
                    i have flashed the low v2 kernel ... i must have done something wrong.
                    i used flashtool to flash the new rom.

                    entered flashboot and then flashed ......

                    what am i doing wrong? ...

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                      #505
                      Re: Binary patched kernels for Pipo models

                      Originally posted by r0llingmuffin View Post
                      i have flashed the low v2 kernel ... i must have done something wrong.
                      i used flashtool to flash the new rom.

                      entered flashboot and then flashed ......

                      what am i doing wrong? ...
                      Use same tool you used to flash ROM but only tick kernel

                      Sent from Tapatalk on my m6pro running Riley ROM 1.8 KK

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                        #506
                        Originally posted by Billcnz View Post
                        Use same tool you used to flash ROM but only tick kernel

                        Sent from Tapatalk on my m6pro running Riley ROM 1.8 KK
                        thanks for your reply ... that's exactly what I'm doing but ....... i just can't see what I'm doing wrong.

                        1. open flash tool
                        2. reboot to flash mode
                        3. check kernel and browse to custom kernel
                        4. flash rom

                        ???????

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                          #507
                          OK, that's right but then you should see the log on the right side of the tool complete successfully and the tablet reboot? Did you extract the kernel zip to use the img?

                          Sent from Tapatalk on my m6pro running Riley ROM 1.8 KK

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                            #508
                            Originally posted by Billcnz View Post
                            OK, that's right but then you should see the log on the right side of the tool complete successfully and the tablet reboot? Did you extract the kernel zip to use the img?

                            Sent from Tapatalk on my m6pro running Riley ROM 1.8 KK
                            yes ... yes ... yes ..... this is getting ridiculous ......

                            must "USB debugging" in Developers option have to be checked or not? ... can't think of anything else.

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                              #509
                              Originally posted by r0llingmuffin View Post
                              yes ... yes ... yes ..... this is getting ridiculous ......

                              must "USB debugging" in Developers option have to be checked or not? ... can't think of anything else.
                              no usb debug.

                              But the flash tool say that flashing has been performed properly or not?

                              Now I understood!!!!

                              You WILL NOT SEE ANY DIFFERENCE IN KERNEL VERSION!!!

                              Using Antutu you will see the increased performances
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                                #510
                                You don't need USB debugging checked. If your tablet is still booting ok run CPU spy app to check kernel

                                Sent from Tapatalk on my m6pro running Riley ROM 1.8 KK

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