Atom N570 optimized kernel

[blackhawk]

I recompile the Android x86 kernel, Atom processor optimization
enabled, processors core increased from 2 to 4. Quad-Core processor
reported by AnTuTu Benchmark and the benchmark results improved from
5246 to 8486! Thanks Android x86 developers, now I have a Quad-Core
Android device, lenovo ideapad S100.

Ketut P. Kumajaya

[ketut.k...@gmail.com]

Modified the ramdisk to enable brightness control but still fail to enable S100 bluetooth, any idea? Thanks.

Ketut P. Kumajaya
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[Ketut Putu Kumajaya]

For display remaining black after resume, remove "acpi_sleep=s3_bios,s3_mode" from boot parameter. Thanks.

Ketut P. Kumajaya

[Ketut Putu Kumajaya]

To enable Ideapad S100 bluetooth, I have to recompile the kernel and enable AR3001/AR3002 over UART (CONFIG_BT_HCIUART_ATH3K). Thanks.

Ketut P. Kumajaya

[Ketut Putu Kumajaya]

After the device turn off about 2 hour, the bluetooth problem back. Looks like Ideapad S100 have an Atheros AR3011 instead of AR3001. Rebuild the kernel with CONFIG_BT_ATH3K and copy "ath3k-1.fw" from Ubuntu to /lib/firmware temporarily solve the problem. Still not sure this is a final solution. Thanks.

Ketut P. Kumajaya

[Ketut Putu Kumajaya]

I've shared 3.0.8-android-x86-atom.tar.gz through Box: https://www.box.com/shared/268da6637597b0b2ae28 tested on Lenovo Ideapad S200/android-4.0-RC1-eeepc image.

This kernel base on eeepc_defconfig + Atom dual core support + Atheros bluetooth driver + Broadcom hybrid wireless driver (untested) + FTDI serial driver. Optimized for Atom processor only, AMD support removed.

I assume 3.0.8-android-x86-atom.tar.gz in /sdcard:
1. Open Terminal Emulator and type "su" for root access
2. Type "cd /" to make sure you in device root
3. Type "busybox gzip -dc /sdcard/3.0.8-android-x86-atom.tar.gz | tar -xvf -"
4. Reboot your Android x86, manually edit grub command from "linux /android-4.0-RC1/kernel androidboot.hardware=eeepc quiet SRC=/android-4.0-RC1 DATA=/android-4.0-RC1/data" to "linux /android-4.0-RC1/system/bzImage androidboot.hardware=eeepc quiet SRC=/android-4.0-RC1 DATA=/android-4.0-RC1/data"

For Broadcom wireless driver, if wl kernel module not working, please try:
1. Open Terminal Emulator and type "su" for root access
2. Type "rmmod wl"
3. Type "modprobe lib80211_crypt_ccmp"
4. Type "modprobe lib80211_crypt_tkip"
5. Type "modprobe lib80211_crypt_wep"
6. Type "modprobe wl"

Thanks.

Ketut P. Kumajaya

[Alteran]

Is there one like this for the tegrav2? that way the 2860 driver in this could be loaded for wifi.

Either that or this with touchscreen?

[Ketut Putu Kumajaya]

I've shared 3.0.36-android-x86-eeepc+.tar.gz through Box: https://www.box.com/shared/0b711f08e0d1124fc0a7 tested on Lenovo Ideapad S100 - android-4.0-RC2-asus_laptop image.

This kernel base on eeepc_defconfig + PENTIUM4 dual core support + Atheros bluetooth driver + Broadcom hybrid wireless driver (untested, forced to use CFG80211 API) + Acer and Ideapad platform + ntfs read only support.

BIG FAT WARNING: Backup your original /system/lib/modules/3.0.36-android-x86-eeepc+, my new kernel will overwrite it!

I assume 3.0.36-android-x86-eeepc+.tar.gz in /sdcard:

1. Open Terminal Emulator and type "su" for root access
2. Type "cd /" to make sure you in device root

3. Type "tar -xzvf /sdcard/3.0.36-android-x86-eeepc+.tar.gz"
4. Reboot your Android x86, manually change grub command from "linux /android-4.0-RC2/kernel" to "linux /android-4.0-RC2/system/bzImage"

[Alex Ivanov]

Hi! Any updates for newer versions of android like 4.4 R2 ?
Is there any way to improve integrated GMA 3150 performance in 3D?

среда, 25 июля 2012 г., 14:21:36 UTC+3 пользователь blackhawk написал:

[Christopher Price]

Personally I run Android 4.0-4.3 on my GMA 950/3100/3150 systems. There's less overhead for 3D apps as the entire OS is not being rendered using the GPU.

Project Butter started that process in 4.1, and I find 4.0 and 4.1 are by far the snappiest since a lot is handed off to the CPU, which is those system's strong points.

Intel doesn't support pre-Gen6 GPUs on Android because they are obsolete. I've been told by the Intel graphics team that even with extensive tuning, it's unlikely they would ever be KitKat-compliant. There are some people still working on it, however.

Christopher Price

ConsoleOS.com

[Alex Ivanov]

Thanks for reply. Can you recommend particular images ?

суббота, 24 января 2015 г., 23:44:50 UTC+2 пользователь Christopher Price написал: