EDITED: Previous kernels have a problem, changing CWMManager.apk / Superuser.apk / su to 0 byte size. New kernels work correctly Rooting. When not working, please check /system/cfroot/.
i9100ke7-uv-oc-cwm4-20110618a.tar
i9100kf1-uv-oc-cwm4-20110618a.tar
deleted :
i9100ke7-uv-oc-cwm4-20110618.tar
i9100kf1-uv-oc-cwm4-20110618.tar
Changes:
- Some voltage settings adjusted
- new initramfs based on Chainfire’s CF-Root
Please give me Exynos4210 users manual X-(
ちと疲れたょ(´･ω･`)
Great job, it gets rid of boot loop problem after factory reset.
Thanks!
Found another problem, /system/app/Superuser.apk and /system/xbin/ su both are “0 Byte”.
No Superuser.apk and su in directory /res/misc, but /sbin/boot/install.sh has the following lines… That’s why these two files are 0 byte.
toolbox cat /res/misc/su > /system/xbin/su
toolbox cat /res/misc/Superuser.apk > /system/app/Superuser.apk
oops! It’s a trap at extracting initramfs. /res/misc permission is 644. I’ll retry extracting as root, tomorrow.
hi chai99, update again. I flashed i9100kf1-uv-oc-cwm4-20110618a.tar successfully and everything seemed to be working fine for a few hours, but just 2minutes ago the phone did a random reboot again… totally stumped as to why it happened.
Not quite sure if it’s due to the undervolting anymore or not. Will have to do some testing I guess. Otherwise, everything seems to be working fine
one question – are you using (mostly) the same cpu voltage settings as i9100ke7-xuv-oc-20110529? I never had any random reboots with that kernel release.
Yes, same voltage. I’m grad that you don’t have any rondom reboots with the new kernel. But I became to seem that an excess under-voltage is not effective. Under clock is more effective to SGS2 consumption. I will try to up to date CWM 4.0.0.5, and make more margin voltage at low clock;-)