Originally Posted by Gusse What are your changes compared to KP49? Also if you are willing to make available your version (and maybe patches), that would be nice. Reason for asking this, is that now I have instant reboots with KP49 when applying insmod-command. Doesn't matter what size I use (tried several values and aways the same), neither reverting other recent changes made any difference (DSP freq, SR). Earlier with KP48, I managed to use several different disksize's without problems, meaning without problems with insmod part. Of cource large swaps made device eventually very slow and useless. EDIT: This post seems to be valid also for eMMC (mmcblk0p3). @ gregoranderson: Thanks for your trials! I follow KP49 conservatively (disabling patches when I think they are still unstable), plus I have added some patches from Con Kolivas (extracted from BFS kernel patchset), and one of my own. Features in KP49 not present: no 720p recording (dspbrige), no bq27x00 module Features from BFS not present in KP49: more responsive (ck patches), BFQ disk scheduler, ubifs module Other features not present in KP49 or BFS: enabled comcache statistics (rzscontrol will show data, not 0's), ability to disable the stupid cam's red light I've been testing my last build for a week now, completely stable, but since I load test kernels from usb at boot, I'll have to rebuild a new set of debs. As soon as it's done I'll upload it to my garage page and I'll post here the link. Of course I'll make the patchset available with the binaries.
What are your changes compared to KP49? Also if you are willing to make available your version (and maybe patches), that would be nice. Reason for asking this, is that now I have instant reboots with KP49 when applying insmod-command. Doesn't matter what size I use (tried several values and aways the same), neither reverting other recent changes made any difference (DSP freq, SR). Earlier with KP48, I managed to use several different disksize's without problems, meaning without problems with insmod part. Of cource large swaps made device eventually very slow and useless. EDIT: This post seems to be valid also for eMMC (mmcblk0p3). @ gregoranderson: Thanks for your trials!