Hey guys, when looking for a good kernel and rom ,it can be quite annoying finding the right combination. In a this thread, assuming it isn't locked, post your ROM/kernel setup, with benchmark and battery stats, and I will post it in this guide, and I will seperate them into different sections, depending on if you want battery, performance, or a bit of both. This will hopefully help to keep down the what ROM/ what kernel threads. Feel free to thank me if it helps. Enjoy
Keep in mind a lot of these kernels deliver good battery life and performance, I am trying to pick one of the more impressive features of each, if a developer has an issue this, pm me
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FOR BATTERY SAVING
Roms/ kernel combinations:
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ncguy68 said:
Stock Rom
Franco Kernel
5100 quadrant
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Franco kernel with no no CPU over clock on performance and low GPU over clock with codename android
quadrant 4800
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Kernels:
Franco:
no CPU over clock, but a variable GPU overclock, which is good for gaming . Also very good battery life.
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Clemsyn elite battery saving kernel:
Good kernel, with very great battery life. Benchmarks soon to come
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Lean kernel:
Quote from kernel maker
"FEATURES
Unnecessary kernel components removed to make kernel lean and fast!
OC'ed to 1.5Ghz. At boot cpu slots are limited between 204mhz and 1.3Ghz for stability. Use your favorite app to OC or UC.
Ramdisk tweaks (sysctl, vm, etc.)
init.d support
Tons of patches backported from Linux 3.2.
SWAP and ZRAM supported. Use built-in script: "zram enable" or "zram disable"
SIO i/o scheduler
Compiled using latest linaro toolchain and optimizations.
USB Audio support
That's it for now (but more to come), leanKernel is not right for you if you want lots of fancy features. "
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GLaDOS:
ROM created on rootzwiki. Great ROM ALL credit goes to whoever made this great kernel, I take no credit for obvious reasons.
Battery life from xda member
Reported to be getting a TON of screen on time .
All credit goes to the original creator of picture
Amazing battery life
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FOR PERFORMANCE
Combination kernel/ roms:
-Rom: Glazed
-Kernel: Motley+
Performance:
-Quadrant: 5900
-Battery Life: Full day of moderate/heavy use
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Glazed jellybean
Trinity kernel
"I overclock to 1.7ghz for the CPU and 700mhz for the GPU when I'm gaming(which is mainly what I do on my Nexus 7)"
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Kernels:
Franco:
no CPU over clock, but a variable GPU overclock, which is good for gaming . Also very good battery life.
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Der kernel:
Great performance. CPU overclock to 1700 MHz.
Here is a quote from the creater
"Featuring:
Build optimizations
Performance through research
Removed wasteful debugging
Scheduler, Governor tweaks
Variable GPU OC (ALPHA161 and up) Boots 484MHz, can be adjusted to: 416, 446, 484, 520, 600, 666 and 700 MHz (Interface by Francisco Franco)
Currently @ 1700MHz CPU
Bull**** Free (Not pushing buzzwords to drop them later like others)"
Picture of performance
All credit goes to created of original picture
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Bricked kernel:
Quote from maker
"INDENT]Features:
Based upon Googles tegra3 source
Fixed section mismatches
Various other fixes (look @ github)
Compiled with gcc4.7.2 toolchain (linaro 09.12)
Replaced NVIDIAs hotplug manager with tegra_mpdecision (better battery life + performance)
Extensive sysfs interface for mpdecision with all the tuneables you want
Highly modified ondemand governor for tegra3 & mpdecision (this is the only recommended governor atm)
Fixed usage of 51Mhz clock
GPU OC (416/484/520Mhz)
Truly variant free CPU OC for all devices (51 - 1600Mhz)
Fixed max cpufreq resets throughout the kernel
All cores now use the max frequency (before: only in singlecore, otherwise -100Mhz)
Undervolting (faux123)
Default clocks: 102min & 1300max (+100Mhz overclocked) & 475 Maxscroff"
Benchmarks
All credit goes to maker of original picture
Stock / Stock
Battery Not Bad
Performance Not Bad
Screenshots please
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Screenshots please
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Won't have time for a few days sorry !.
Running stock and franco. Once minco rom gets fixed i will be on that.
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Can anyone recommend a rom and kernel for gaming?
I play games like shadowgun, dead trigger, riptide etc
Clemsyn elite or motley, I use codename andro
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I'm running
-Rom: Glazed
-Kernel: Motley+
Performance:
-Quadrant: 5900
-Battery Life: Full day of moderate/heavy use
sayeef said:
Can anyone recommend a rom and kernel for gaming?
I play games like shadowgun, dead trigger, riptide etc
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Definitely franco. You can change the gpu to what ever you want. Up to 750mhz. And then when not gaming you cn put it down to sock mhz. Its very convenient
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sunman277 said:
I'm running
-Rom: Glazed
-Kernel: Motley+
Performance:
-Quadrant: 5900
-Battery Life: Full day of moderate/heavy use
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Went ahead and added this. Thanks for being first
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leelaa said:
Definitely franco. You can change the gpu to what ever you want. Up to 750mhz. And then when not gaming you cn put it down to sock mhz. Its very convenient
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I will go ahead and add this . Thanks
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Wilks3y said:
Stock / Stock
Battery Not Bad
Performance Not Bad
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This is good, but screen shots and benchmarks would help
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Stock Rom
Franco Kernel
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Stock Rom
Franco Kernel
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Battery life is good on Franco. Benchmarks of 4800 on performance with low GPU overclock
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Let's keep this going. I would love some screen shots
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ROM: Glazed Jellybean
Kernel: Trinity 176
I overclock to 1.7ghz for the CPU and 700mhz for the GPU when I'm gaming(which is mainly what I do on my Nexus 7)
When I'm doing anything other than gaming, I use 1300/102 and 400
Here are my quadrant results taken at 2 different times using my gaming config
Team EOS latest nightly and Franco r23 give me best overall performance. Trinity kernel - battery drains quickly as per my experience.
Related
OK, i know what you're thinking, "Another kernel for the Vibrant?" But this is my very first kernel development project so bear with me. This is just a project i've been working on since summer started, just to see if i can do it, learning experience. If you don't like it, you don't have to use it so please no flaming....and as always:
I (NOR TEAM WHISKEY) WILL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED TO YOUR PHONE BEFORE, DURING, OR AFTER FLASHING THIS. PLEASE READ ALL NOTES AND WARNINGS, FOLLOW DIRECTIONS, MAKE A NANDROID, HAVE ODIN READY, AND FLASH AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!
Features: (NEW IN V2.2)
-FPS cap completely removed (should help with you 3D gamers)
-More EXT4 patches
-Removed unnecessary code in patches
-Some debugging removed (should help with battery life & speed)
-Went back to stock voltages from v1, but still user configurable (to bring back stability)
-Now available in Kernel Manager app in the market.
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-Retweaked HZ values, should now be as smooth and responsive as v1 was
-Added Juwe's RAM optimization script into flash package
-Added pieces of SpeedMOD
-Fixed a few bugs in Makefiles
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-Voodoo Sound v10
-New Skull splash screen
-Compiled with optimized compiler flags (thanks drhonk)
-Added "Interactive" governor
-Added "Smartass" governor from DragonMODz (thanks ECOTOX)
-Screen Off profiles working on 400/100 with and/or without setCPU using Smartass
-Retweaked voltages table, -25UV across the board
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Voodoo lagfix
Voodoo sound v9
Voodoo color
BLN = Back Light Notifications
LowMemoryKiller patch
Modified Kernel HZ value from 260 to 500....for smoothness and responsivness
TinyRCU
BFQ I/O scheduler (set to default)
CFQ removed
Battery polling values modified (an attempt at saving batt life)
JHash3 patch
EXT4 patches
Modified FPS (Increased, not removed)
333MB Ram Hack
User configurable OC/UV
Safe booting to 1ghz
Overclockable to 1.2 ghz
Avatar confirmed working with this and Bionix NextGen V2
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Notes:
1. After flashing this and rebooting, let the phone sit for a few minutes, before doing stuff. It will be alot smoother,
trust me.
2. This safely boots to 1ghz, but use an app like Voltage Control or setCPU to UV/OC to meet your needs.
3. If using Smartass as the main gov, DO NOT USE A SCREEN OFF PROFILE. After extensive testing, Screen Off profile is NOT needed if using Smartass as main gov (Smartass can handle it, if your phone can handle Smartass)
4. Not all phones can handle the Smartass gov, if this is the case, just switch the the Conservative gov again.
My downloads will be hosted from Google Code now, so i can track number of downloads and issues, so:
Download Immortality v2.2 here: Download
Kernel Source Now Available here: Source
Wanna donate to my FFC fund for my services? Hit this donate button!!
Credits:
drhonk - For having patience and answering all the dumbass questions i had
ttabbal- also For having patience and answering all the dumbass questions i had
My beautiful fiance - for believing in me, and letting me do this
ECOTOX - For his sources from DragonMODz
supercurio - For all his work on Voodoo
coolbho3k - For SetCPU
xan - For his Voltage Control app (get the free version in the Market, buy his Extreme Version for more features)
neldar - for BLN
Paul McKenney - for TinyRCU
hardcore - for reference on Ram hack and battery tweaks \ SpeedMOD
cmenard - for having a baddazz kernel and references in sources
grendel905 - for having a baddazz kernel and references in sources
Juwe - RAM optimization script
s0niqu3 - Kernel version MOD
Skitz - Torture testing beta versions
Anyone else i forgot, let me know
Nice job! Trying it out now
Edit: seems to work flawlessly...very quick and responsive
Project-V vrs1
Are you going to make a GB kernel because right now there is only one, it is a great kernel but there is only one.
ali1276 said:
Are you going to make a GB kernel because right now there is only one, it is a great kernel but there is only one.
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I'll think about it, i'm still learning
Next on the list is a 1.4ghz overclock kernel, but i'll see how you guys like this one.
Mr. Apocalypse said:
I'll think about it, i'm still learning
Next on the list is a 1.4ghz overclock kernel, but i'll see how you guys like this one.
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Like it one.... after about 10 min, very, very very smooth and responsive
Thank You
Great job on this.extremely responsive and im loving it.great job for an artist. Lol..going to play around with set cpu at work and let you know how it works out.keep up the great work.you should rewrite that post because it sounds to negative for this bad ass kernel
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Are you going to make a GB kernel because right now there is only one, it is a great kernel but there is only one.
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A good gb kernel is talon kernel over in the cappy thread nice job!
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Good job, man! I'm coming from Bali and I have to say that this is really responsive and snappy! Bali would freeze up every so often, but I'm not having any issues with this so far. It'll be interesting to see how much battery life it'll get.
I'll post later with my experience with it. I'm liking it so far though
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Came from Bali kernel and running Nextgen V2. This kernel is BAD!! So smooth and very responsive. Awesome job on this project.
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I prefer SetCPU for its user-friendly interface and settings, but if I have to, I'll download Voltage Control for this.
Will this work with ETD Project V rom?
sumasage said:
Will this work with ETD Project V rom?
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it SHOULD work on all 2.2 and 2.2.1 ROMs, but i havent tested it yet
I can confirm its running on trigger 3.3. Seems pretty good so far. Nice work!!
Trigger 3.3
Running great so far, but using voltage control...the kernel seems to never fall below 800 mhz and 1200 voltage comes up as undetected. I'm running it on conservative, noop, slider on 1200. Saved settings and rebooted a few times...crunching battery right now because of it.
Am I missing something or just had too many beers? Lol
<('.'<) ^( '.' )^ (>'.')>
draychi said:
Running great so far, but using voltage control...the kernel seems to never fall below 800 mhz and 1200 voltage comes up as undetected. I'm running it on conservative, noop, slider on 1200. Saved settings and rebooted a few times...crunching battery right now because of it.
Am I missing something or just had too many beers? Lol
<('.'<) ^( '.' )^ (>'.')>
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try switching to the BFQ scheduler, and give the batt a good cycle before judging the battery, OCing can do that, thats why it boots to 1ghz by default
Yea, I always let new flashes run a few cycles...but the cpu is still running high and I'm not sure why...
<('.'<) ^( '.' )^ (>'.')>
sumasage said:
Will this work with ETD Project V rom?
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^beep beep your bus is here^
Project-V vrs1
draychi said:
Yea, I always let new flashes run a few cycles...but the cpu is still running high and I'm not sure why...
<('.'<) ^( '.' )^ (>'.')>
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the cpu is gonna run high a bit, especially if its OC'ed, my phone is dropping down to 400mhz, but i'll look into it if it becomes a major problem for people
I love the kernel but the the bootimage is kinda "Ehh"
philliple97 said:
I love the kernel but the the bootimage is kinda "Ehh"
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It had a skull, but I changed it at the last minute, too many people would've complained
Sent from my XDA app cuz I'm stalking your mom....
Hi, a friend came by and asked me to optimize his tegra. Thanks for faux123, we have an OC kernel. Made the following changes
1. Added JRCU with lazy to optimize RCU implementation of dual cores
2. Made INTERACTIVE (not powersave) default by making changes in cpufreq drivers
3. Made noop default (can be changed in ROM)
4. Overclocked settings from 216mhz - 1400000 mhz with voltage from 750mv - 1350 mv
5. AVP/VDE overclocked to 300000 mhz
6. GPU overclocked to 400000 mhz
7. Memory speed set at 333000mhz
8. Optimized utilization of dual-cores (cpu0 and cpu1) by making changes in how cpu1 is called.
9. Reverted a few changes in the overclocking code
Again, thanks to faux123 he saved me a lot of time and made things a lot easier.
WARNING:
These timings are pretty aggressive and might not work for your atrix that is why I called it elite (fortunately my friend's Atrix handled the timings pretty well) so please backup.
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Update: 2/6/2012
1. Increased cyanogen overclocked speed to 1.6ghz!!!
Link:
www.tunerspotter.com/clemsyn/Ultimate1.6eliteCyano.zip
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Update: 1/30/2012
1. Updated to 2.6.32.55 (Thanks faux123)
2. Build for ATT and Cyano at 1.5 GHZ
ATT 1.5 ghz kernel
www.tunerspotter.com/clemsyn/ClemsynATT1.5elite.zip
Cyanogen 1.5 ghz kernel
www.tunerspotter.com/clemsyn/ClemsynCyno1.5elite.zip
BTW, if you like my work, please
and help me buy some diapers. Thanks.
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UPDATE: 1/28/2012
1. Increased overclocked to 1.5 ghz
2. Only for Cyanogenmod ROMs at the moment
www.tunerspotter.com/clemsyn/ClemsynCyanoElite1.5kernel.zip
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UPDATE:
1. Updated to 2.6.32.48 with faux123 optimizations and changes
2. Added 1.0 ghz kernel for both att and cyanogenmod
3. Added a few optimizations in interactive governor to improve CPU sleep and wake
4. Added 1.4 ghz for att
5. Added 1.4 with aggressive memory timings for Cyanogen
ATT VERSION 11/22/2011
1.0 ghz ELITE version
www.tunerspotter.com/clemsyn/ClemsynATT1.0elite.zip
1.4 ghz ELITE version
www.tunerspotter.com/clemsyn/ClemsynATT1.4elite.zip
Source
www.tunerspotter.com/clemsyn/kernel2.tar.gz
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CYANOGEN VERSION 11/22/2011
1.0 ghz ELITE version Cyanogen
www.tunerspotter.com/clemsyn/ClemsynCyanoElite1.0.zip
1.4 ghz ELITE version Cyanogen
www.tunerspotter.com/clemsyn/ClemsynCyanoElite1.4.zip
1.4 GHZ Elite version with a more aggressive memory timings Cyanogen
www.tunerspotter.com/clemsyn/ClemsynCyanoElite1.4memorytimings.zip
BTW, if you like my work, please don't hesitate to click on the donation button under my sig and help me buy some diapers It will be appreciated. Thanks.
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Older version
www.tunerspotter.com/clemsyn/ClemsynCyanogenElite.zip
I suggest you use system tuner in the market to tweak voltages/governor/io scheduler and SD cachesize
SOURCE : www.tunerspotter.com/clemsyn/kernel.tar.gz
BTW, if you want 1ghz or 1.2 ghz max overclock here are the steps.
Install system tuner ==>Tweaks===> CPU and bring the top slider down to your desired speed (1ghz or 1.2 ghz) and that will prevent the phone from going higher your desired speed
BTW, if you like my work, pls dont hesitate to click on the donate button under my sig. Thanks.
It says "elite", but do you know how many people are going to flash this (that shouldnt be flashing this) and flood this thread with "noob questions"?
God speed my friend, God speed...
andrew.cambridge said:
It says "elite", but do you know how many people are going to flash this (that shouldnt be flashing this) and flood this thread with "noob questions"?
God speed my friend, God speed...
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I have no issue with noob questions, BTW, I am a kernel dev for Gtablet, Adam and Asus Transformer so this is not my first release and I am familiar with the kernel code for the tegras
Any wifi issues?
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Took it for a spin just now. -100mv on all levels undervolt. Quadrant completed 3x with no issues. Best score was 5024
On nightly 19
*edit* 150 and 200mv under lock my phone instantly but -100 on all levels seems rock solid and the phone feels snappy. Ill report back tomorrow night after a day of normal use (unless something else to flash comes out)
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Whoever tries this kernel out, please post back results of what its currently doing and a few days after. I would personally try it but, my phone needs to be stable for my job and college.
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Voelker45 said:
Whoever tries this kernel out, please post back results of what its currently doing and a few days after. I would personally try it but, my phone needs to be stable for my job and college.
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Flashed this on nightly build #20 ended up not booting so I cleared the caches again and next restart put me in an endless bootloop. Restored my backup gonna try a different cyanogen build with this. Anybody who has success please let everyone know what cyanogen build you are on? Gonna try this with the weekly build next.
flashing now. will update back.
Sweet Welcome!
Awesome. UVed -170 on all for now. -175 randomly rebooted after a couple minutes. Gonna work myself down until it's stable. Knowing that every step is going to be UVed to the max 100 mV limit makes UVing a LOT easier. You only have to worry about the top step.
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Took it for a spin just now. -100mv on all levels undervolt. Quadrant completed 3x with no issues. Best score was 5024
*edit* 150 and 200mv under lock my phone instantly but -100 on all levels seems rock solid and the phone feels snappy. Ill report back tomorrow night after a day of normal use (unless something else to flash comes out)
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I couldn't go past -100 either but it was stable at that level. Pretty solid Antutu ratings: 6539, 6767, 6774
I'm sure if I pushed it I could do better, however that hammered stability pretty well. We'll see how it goes battery-wise as well. Thanks for the upload!
Is there any chance you can make a 1.5ghz version? Not for all use but it would be fun to have. I know Kholk has one so isn't it possible?
Successfully flashed. I notice smoother screen transitions and scrolling. Not placebo, as the previous at 1.45 ghz had a very slight lag time when swiping to a different home screen. Also nice bench score on cf-bench (7800s) Thank you very much!
Just it UV'd -150 on all, hammering CF-bench. Looking pretty stable so far, and I like how it handled Quadrant earlier, I saw some positive spikes in FPS and it was smoother overall. I don't put much stock in Quadrant tests but nonetheless. Will throw up some Nenamark test as soon as I'm done hammering CF-bench.
faux123 said:
Sweet Welcome!
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Big Thanks to you I won't be developing much for the atrix since I just developed it for my friend but I just wanted to share what I made. Currently uploading the source (Ive got a really slow internet)
clemsyn said:
Big Thanks to you I won't be developing much for the atrix since I just developed it for my friend but I just wanted to share what I made. Currently uploading the source (Ive got a really slow internet)
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It gives us something to play with. I'm more of a 1.0GHz Blur-oriented ROM user but I like new toys, and thank you for uploading it for us junkies.
BravoMotorola said:
Is there any chance you can make a 1.5ghz version? Not for all use but it would be fun to have. I know Kholk has one so isn't it possible?
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I actually though about pushing it to 1.6 ghz but was very hesitant since I didn't own the device and it didn't have enough room in there the disipate the heat. I just played safe with 1.4 but 1.5 should be no issue. If I get the chance to get the atrix again, I'll try to push it to 1.6 and make one for att gingerbread.
Nenamark 1: 57.2fps
Nenamark 2: 27.5fps
Great scores for an Atrix!
clemsyn said:
I actually though about pushing it to 1.6 ghz but was very hesitant since I didn't own the device and it didn't have enough room in there the disipate the heat. I just played safe with 1.4 but 1.5 should be no issue. If I get the chance to get the atrix again, I'll try to push it to 1.6 and make one for att gingerbread.
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Flashed... running fine so far, will report back. THANKS TO THE OP & FAUX!
Sent from my Atrix awaiting CM9....
Users can feel free to post their benchmarks here
Here's some of my benchmarks:
- Tests were ran from [ROM][STOCK IMAGE]Android 4.1.1 (JRO03D) ROOT, Deodexed, Busybox
- Testing done with latest Quardrant Standard
- Battery, Dalvik, and Cache were all wiped after installing kernel from zip in CWM
- Kernels tested were all the latest and highest-OC'd versions available as of 8/7
- No governers, schedulers, or clock speeds were altered from default values (I plan to reupload screenshots of performance later)
[KERNEL][GPL][Linaro][OC 1.624GHz][UV][GPU+][ZRAM][SIO+V(R)] 2012-08-03 motley 1.0.12 (GPU 520, build 175)
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Kernel[006]AP33(1.55Ghz Quad)UV,CIFS+UTF-8,PowerHAL,Linux-3.x Hybrid [Aug-04] (Ultimate Edition)
[DER KERNEL] Trinity Seven (TS-1640-ALPHA41)
Stock
Note to self get an HTC One X, man thats a fast phone
Quadrant is very inconsistent with benchmarks. I would suggest Antutu/CFBench/Nenamark/GLBenchmark/RL Benchmark as being more accurate.
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If you use TKT with trinity it blows the One C X away
you can do it via the terminal but idk the code and I already had TKT
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I've never seen a trinity kernel score that low. Most people score more than double overall of what you posted. Plus your I/O scores are warped. People scoring in the 7000-11,000 range. You not benching your device properly or something or using the wrong settings. Those are the worst scores I've seen posted on a nexus 7..lol.
Main tip for benching: put device in performance mode or at least ondemand. Even on stock governor, I've seen majority score higher than you. Just take a look at majority of posted benchmarks and you will see you don't have something right set up on your device.
You making those kernels look bad. Check mines out and it wasn't even on the highest setting. This is with trinity kernel OC to 1.5ghz. Stock rom and stock gpu speed.
I've never seen Motley, Infinity kernel, faux, or even stock score as low as what you have..lol.
the last quadrant I posted was on motley kernel.
huge difference in my scores and yours. plus mines on the lower end because I only benched at 1.5ghz. if I would've went top speed, scores would be even higher. we have people now benching close to and over 7000-7100 overall on quadrant. it blows any other android device out now. so much so there's been several tech news stories on how nexus 7 is blowing away other higher end android devices in benchmarks.
p.s. my nenamark2 score is 64.7fps
also I know quadrant can be inconsistent but those scores you posted still suspiciously low for those kernels they supposedly are from.
Just did 3 more ones. Stock rom. Trinity kernel CPU speed 1.5ghz. Performance governor and deadline scheduler
I find chainfire bench to be one of the best. doesn't rely on fancy graphics testing and such. this tests more raw power. as you can see, I beat out the new Samsung galaxy S3 with its 32nm high speed chip. remember also, we still in infancy stage of nexus7 development and we blowing away all benches & devices(Android) already. pretty good for a $199-249 tablet huh? lol. this performance level also translates to real world use. not just for show.
how are you getting such high scores? mine are always around 4600.. running at 1600 with trinity. doesnt make sense that yours are so high? highest ive seen by a good ways.
You’re very professional.
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I've never seen a trinity kernel score that low. Most people score more than double overall of what you posted. Plus your I/O scores are warped. People scoring in the 7000-11,000 range. You not benching your device properly or something or using the wrong settings. Those are the worst scores I've seen posted on a nexus 7..lol.
Main tip for benching: put device in performance mode or at least ondemand. Even on stock governor, I've seen majority score higher than you. Just take a look at majority of posted benchmarks and you will see you don't have something right set up on your device.
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When I benched, I just had everything set at default settings (didn't change governers, clocks, or anything).
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When I benched, I just had everything set at default settings (didn't change governers, clocks, or anything).
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when you benchmark, use highest cpu/highest cpu. if you dont set it there, you let your device decide what cpu speed it actually wants to use, therefore you have no idea what cpu speed you are benching. for all you know is that on one bench it might be benching 1100mhz, on another it might be benching less or more. btw, those benchmarks are horrible, my galaxy nexus benchmarks higher
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when you benchmark, use highest cpu/highest cpu. if you dont set it there, you let your device decide what cpu speed it actually wants to use, therefore you have no idea what cpu speed you are benching. for all you know is that on one bench it might be benching 1100mhz, on another it might be benching less or more. btw, those benchmarks are horrible, my galaxy necus benmarks higher
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Would setting ROM Toolbox to use the highest CPU frequency + performance be acceptable? Or should I use another program to ensure the CPU is at highest?
Edit: After doing that:
Total, CPU, Mem, I/O, 2D, 3D
Trinity: 4142, 12791, 3737, 1387, 332, 2464
Faux: 4457, 14257, 3890, 1339, 333, 2465
Motley: 5846, 15184, 3618, 7191, 300, 2935
Tests done from Glazed JellyBean 1.12
Those scores still seem worse then what some others have said though. Is there anything else I should be doing?
Sadly I have to flash back to stock kernel to make the wifi functionally. But sure the motley kernel is pretty attractive on its performance and addons.
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Would setting ROM Toolbox to use the highest CPU frequency + performance be acceptable? Or should I use another program to ensure the CPU is at highest?
Edit: After doing that:
Total, CPU, Mem, I/O, 2D, 3D
Trinity: 4142, 12791, 3737, 1387, 332, 2464
Faux: 4457, 14257, 3890, 1339, 333, 2465
Motley: 5846, 15184, 3618, 7191, 300, 2935
Tests done from Glazed JellyBean 1.12
Those scores still seem worse then what some others have said though. Is there anything else I should be doing?
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I find system tuner to be the best for those type of settings. If you run trinity kernel though, you will get more out of it by using the trinity kernel app in playstore that lets you tweak things in their kernel that even apps like system tuner can't do. But overall system tuner is the best, IMO. Its more in depth than most apps of THST nature.
Also best to use performance governor. Or on demand. Then use deadline or sio as the scheduler.
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Sadly I have to flash back stock kernel to make the wifi functionally. But sure the motley kernel is pretty attractive on its performance and addons.
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Nothing wrong with wifi on motley kernels. Which build were you running? His latest runs great and no issues. Trinity kernel wifi works perfect also.
This is my score using latest trinity build 41 and pure aosp ROM.
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This is my score using latest trinity build 41 and pure aosp ROM.
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as with others i max out at 46XX on quad if i am lucky and thats using system tuner and putting min/max sliders to 1.6 and performance gov. are you guys doing any other kernel tweaks to get these numbers
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as with others i max out at 46XX on quad if i am lucky and thats using system tuner and putting min/max sliders to 1.6 and performance gov. are you guys doing any other kernel tweaks to get these numbers
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I used trinity kernal build 41 with pure aosp rom. I used trinity kernel toolbox app from play store to tweak it. It is a paid app and if you don't want to buy the app then you have to use scripts but to keep things simple I used the app.
I clocked the processor to 1640 MHz, put the governor to performance which means processor would run at 1640 always. I/O scheduler to deadline and in tunable I select Fsync to faster. Good luck
Oh I forget to mention that good thing about Trinity kernel toolbox app is that you can use it with any kernel not only with trinity. The CPU temp widget is also good
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Quadrant scores are meaningless. There are so many ways that they can be artificially inflated. I suspect that the scores in the 4000 range are the ones that truly reflect the overall performance of the device. 6000+ scores are obviously not realistic scores. Look at the IO scores, 10000 is a bogus 10x improvement over stock. No setting change anywhere is going to improve your IO performance 10x.
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Quadrant scores are meaningless. There are so many ways that they can be artificially inflated. I suspect that the scores in the 4000 range are the ones that truly reflect the overall performance of the device. 6000+ scores are obviously not realistic scores. Look at the IO scores, 10000 is a bogus 10x improvement over stock. No setting change anywhere is going to improve your IO performance 10x.
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someones feeling small..
TS-ALPHA50 + Glazed Jellybean v1.12
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TS-ALPHA50 + Glazed Jellybean v1.12
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better :victory:
ROM as been moved to this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2134196
Re: [ROM] CM 10.1 with bionic patches (next version to be built with Linaro toolchain
Can i use trinity kernel for this rom?
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zarboga said:
Can i use trinity kernel for this rom?
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Any kernel that works with CM 10.1 will work. I just posted the ones I've tested and had success with.
Re: [ROM] CM 10.1 with bionic patches (next version to be built with Linaro toolchain
What are bionic patches ?
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What are bionic patches ?
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They are patches that improve performance. A lot of ROMs include them. From what I understand, it has to do with code that is more optimized to our CPU than what is in AOSP.
Re: [ROM] CM 10.1 with bionic patches (next version to be built with Linaro toolchain
Is this updated to JOP40G?
How often do you plan to sync with latest CM sources and update this?
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Is this updated to JOP40G?
How often do you plan to sync with latest CM sources and update this?
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Yes, I did a repo sync last night. Build number: cm_mako-userdebug 4.2.1 JPO40G eng.adam.20130203.024746 test-keys
I'd like to update at least once a week, maybe more, until if/when CM adds the bionic patches.
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What are bionic patches ?
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Hi,
viking37 said:
It's a performance enhancement "built" in the ROM.
A little explanation from Morfic:
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bionic is the "libc" of android, there are hardware optimized memcpy/memset and a few others for cortex-a9 and/or armv7-a, but also others specifically for krait, using those instead of stock bionic versions perform the same job a lot better than the more generic versions in aosp.
That affects memory throughput significantly and anything where you move data and need memory throughput using those functions will benefit from it.
there are other (math) functions that can be optimized more for the particular hardware
hope this helps
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And an example from Simms22:
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Thank you to them
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EvoXOhio, you should do run Antutu at stock CPU freq for see (here you are at 1.18 Ghz...), normally you have over 20 000 at 1.51 Ghz. With a compilated Linaro ROM and (for example) Trinity kernel it will be rocking!!!
But you should test with the CM kernel at stock CPU freq...
Nice, I will give it a try , well done
As far as I know it's the first fully based CM ROM with bionic patches (nevermind, it seems there is another one...).
I thanked you and give 5 stars to the thread!
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EvoXOhio, you should do run Antutu at stock CPU freq for see (here you are at 1.18 Ghz...), normally you have over 20 000 at 1.51 Ghz. With a compilated Linaro ROM and (for example) Trinity kernel it will be rocking!!!
But you should test with the CM kernel at stock CPU freq...
Nice, I will give it a try , well done
As far as I know it's the first fully based CM ROM with bionic patches (nevermind, it seems there is another one...).
I thanked you and give 5 stars to the thread!
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That's weird, I checked and it's set to 1.51 gHz and the interactive governor. Maybe I'll re-run them again but force it to performance governor. Or maybe my particular phone is slower for some reason. The important part to look at is the improvement, not just the raw numbers.
Where is the other CM based ROM with bionic patches? The whole reason I made this one is because I couldn't find one.
Thanks for the feedback!
Re: [ROM] CM 10.1 (JOP40G) with bionic patches (next version with Linaro toolchain)
Awesome job! I hope the next version with linaro will be soon
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That's weird, I checked and it's set to 1.51 gHz and the interactive governor. Maybe I'll re-run them again but force it to performance governor. Or maybe my particular phone is slower for some reason. The important part to look at is the improvement, not just the raw numbers.
Where is the other CM based ROM with bionic patches? The whole reason I made this one is because I couldn't find one.
Thanks for the feedback!
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Interactive is not bat but try with Ondemand governor, but it's weird that Antutu see 1.18 Ghz CPU freq... maybe a conflict between an app and the buit-in CPU settings ...
Also your Quadrant score does not reflect a score at 1.51 Ghz...
Maybe try another kernel for test (Trinity kernel).
If I have time I'll flash your ROM today and test.
EDIT: here for the another CM "bionic patched": http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2131378 (compiled with Linaro it seems). Contact him and discuss with him about Linaro compiling...
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Awesome job! I hope the next version with linaro will be soon
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Running a build now. If it works it will be up later today.
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Running a build now. If it works it will be up later today.
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that is awesome man! i saw some good merges too, like the privacy notification for the Messaging app and a fix that i liked for the call statistics :good:
Thank you. So much. I have wanted to go back to CM10.1 for a while, but didn't like not having the bionic patches. Can't wait for the Linaro patches to be sorted out.
:good:
Connor Baker
P.S. I have eight thanks good sir. You are going to receive every one of them.
viking37 said:
Hi,
EvoXOhio, you should do run Antutu at stock CPU freq for see (here you are at 1.18 Ghz...), normally you have over 20 000 at 1.51 Ghz. With a compilated Linaro ROM and (for example) Trinity kernel it will be rocking!!!
But you should test with the CM kernel at stock CPU freq...
Nice, I will give it a try , well done
As far as I know it's the first fully based CM ROM with bionic patches (nevermind, it seems there is another one...).
I thanked you and give 5 stars to the thread!
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Firstly please downsize the images or link them, it's rather massive for anyone on a slower net connection or just plain annoying (no offense).
Secondly, you are misinformed about Linaro. Linaro is responsible for sets of patches to devices which can improve your performance. This very patch, the Bionic strings patch, comes from Linaro. They also make a toolchain. That toolchain is reputed to be slightly faster than others, maybe (and I'd say 5% at most), but it isn't what gives the gains shown in your presentation, that is the patches to the kernel/AOSP (like this one). These patches include handwritten assembly code that is written directly for the processor in our phones (Cortex-A9 Krait), and multiplies the speed of those functions. Compiler tweaks just make a bad assembly code generator very slightly better.
I seek only to stop misinformation, lots of people are confused about Linaro
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Firstly please downsize the images or link them, it's rather massive for anyone on a slower net connection or just plain annoying (no offense).
Secondly, you are misinformed about Linaro. Linaro is responsible for sets of patches to devices which can improve your performance. This very patch, the Bionic strings patch, comes from Linaro. They also make a toolchain. That toolchain is reputed to be slightly faster than others, maybe (and I'd say 5% at most), but it isn't what gives the gains shown in your presentation, that is the patches to the kernel/AOSP (like this one). These patches include handwritten assembly code that is written directly for the processor in our phones (Cortex-A9 Krait), and multiplies the speed of those functions. Compiler tweaks just make a bad assembly code generator very slightly better.
I seek only to stop misinformation, lots of people are confused about Linaro
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And you have a little misinformation about "Krait" too:
Krait (CPU)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Krait is an ARM-based central processing unit included in Snapdragon S4 System on chips. It is a successor to Qualcomm's Scorpion CPU and has architectural similarities to ARM Cortex-A15.
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And you have a little misinformation about "Krait" too:
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Architectural similarities. It's halfway between the two.
I say Cortex-A9 because when you're a developer, you consider the lowest case.
If you try to write Cortex-A15 assembly for the Krait, it won't work (not specifically optimized code).
The Bionic strings patch was written for the Cortex-A9.
The CPU frequency seems to be wrong but it isnt. http://www.scottsroms.com/showthread.php?447-CPU1-governor-change-with-MPDECISION-file-script
Thank you Evo, thisis exactly what I was looking for for a long time, mostly CM but with those bionic optimizations
You already got all my thanks for today.
Keep it up while I'm going to flash it
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That's weird, I checked and it's set to 1.51 gHz and the interactive governor. Maybe I'll re-run them again but force it to performance governor. Or maybe my particular phone is slower for some reason. The important part to look at is the improvement, not just the raw numbers.
Where is the other CM based ROM with bionic patches? The whole reason I made this one is because I couldn't find one.
Thanks for the feedback!
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Looks like you're getting thermal throttled, which is very common. Performance governor probably won't do any better.
KANGERANG
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INTRO:
This kernel is a kernel based off of Franco's kernel with patches from various other sources, such as faux123, motley, Code Aurora Forums, Linaro, and others, to add features, stability, and optimization to the kernel.
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FEATURES:
Hotplug control (franco)
fsync toggle (franco)
vibration control (franco)
headphone control (franco)
logging toggle (franco)
franco's gamma control options (franco)
per-app power modes (with franco's app) (franco)
dynamic kernel governor settings (franco)
cpu voltage control (franco)
sweep2wake (showp1984 + faux123)
"simple" GPU governor (faux123)
GPU overclock to 600mhz (exp version only) (faux123)
fauxSound compatability (faux123)
speaker amp control (faux123)
Android scheduler enhancements (faux123)
ZRAM enhancements/fixes (faux123)
USB fast charge support (motley)
Codel Net Scheduler (anarkia1976)
MSM OTG support with external power (exp version only) (ziddey)
few extra MB of RAM from logger (dorimanx)
wireless driver enhancements/fixes (CAF)
topolgy drivers updated to linaro (linaro)
various board updates (CAF)
max readahead pushed to 512
warning fixes (LaboDJ)
default TCP congestion algorithm is Westwood
default I/O scheduler is ROW
default CPU scheduler is interactive
numerous linaro patches (linaro)
GCC 4.8.2 (SaberMOD)
patched to Linux 3.4.51
numerous further optimizations from CAF/Linaro
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DOWNLOADS HERE
Normal version contains the features above
Exp version contains features above + MSM OTG with external power and GPU OC to 600mhz support
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Note: The majority of the code in this project is not by me, nor am I claiming to be by me. I'm just a high school kid who slapped this kernel together for myself and people have prodded for me to release it.
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DONATIONS:
I will not be accepting donations of any kind for this kernel. Seriously, don't. I didn't write the majority of this kernel's features. All I did was compile it into one single, streamlined kernel. Instead, donate your money to the people given credit above. I don't need your money (I'm in high school) and I don't want it either
Show your appreciation by hitting the thanks button and/or following me on twitter @rohanXm
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FAQ:
Will you add ___________ feature from ___________ kernel?
Ask nicely in the thread if it has not already been asked for and I'll determine what to do from there.
Kanging is bad, you butt!
Don't use this kernel if you don't want to. All credit both here and on github was given to their respective authors, and I don't claim to be making this kernel for my benefit.
OMG HALP my WiFi keeps dropping zomg why???
Attach a logcat of it entering deep sleep and dropping a connection.
My phone is bootlooping, WTF man?
Flash the reset kernel before flashing this kernel, because some kernels use non-standard ramdisks which are incompatible bigtime with this kernel.
How do I control this kernel?
Franco's kernel control application has 100% compatibility with this kernel, as this kernel is based off his kernel. Faux's kernel control application has approximately 70% compatibility or so, as things such as intellidemand-specific parameters (Snake Charmer, Eco Mode, etc) are not yet available. Also, although color control works, gamma control does not work in faux's app. I've heard that TricksterMOD provides a good balance of tweaks available and that most things can be controlled from that app, but I have not tried it myself.
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THANKS:
-franciscofranco for the base
-faux123 for his numerous kernel features/patches
-LaboDJ for the supercharged base
-bhanvadia for his patches
-motely for his patches
-SaberMOD for their optimization-related commits
-showp1984 for his sweep2wake commits
-dorimanx for his patch
-CAF/Qualcomm for their dedication to the open source community
-Google for being awesome
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SOURCE is available HERE
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reserved for science! and for future information
For science son
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*jumps around in slow motion*
KANG A RANG
Hey just coming from the HTC One Xl... just wondering if this has aznrices mods.. I really liked how it sounded and honestly it's just better then other mods.. thanks pls
Thank you. Will flash.
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Awesome! Do the WiFi fixes include delayed notifications fix?
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I'm not sure but I can testify to getting all my notifications on time. Gmail is faster on my phone then my computer..
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@rohan32 Thanks for the great kernel dude! It's got all of the features I look for
Do you know if this kernel includes Franco's version of the Simple GPU governor (I'm not even sure if he's released this yet), or the plain Faux version?
Thank you very much for taking the time to do this!
Connor Baker
Connor Baker said:
@rohan32 Thanks for the great kernel dude! It's got all of the features I look for
Do you know if this kernel includes Franco's version of the Simple GPU governor (I'm not even sure if he's released this yet), or the plain Faux version?
Thank you very much for taking the time to do this!
Connor Baker
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Yeah it has Franco's changes to the governor in it as well
ooooh a new kernel, better flash fast!
You came all the way to the nexus 4 to be with me and chongo? How thoughtful!
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Nice kernel. Running very good so far.
But a general question after having flashed hundreds of kernels in my life:
How can it be that different based kernels are running better or worse? To be precise, for me all kernels based on faux's are running bad. Choppy animations and lag...Based on franco they run so well for me...I don't get it!
Hello sir, can i ask what version of Franco's kernel this is based off?
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Does this kernel work on miui roms?
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This thing screams
It's beautiful T_T ;D
The improvements are what franco's missing! Awesome work so far! Keep it up!
Are you pulling all commits from franco's kernel to keep yours up to date?
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How can it be that different based kernels are running better or worse? To be precise, for me all kernels based on faux's are running bad. Choppy animations and lag
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I hardly think you should criticise someone's hard work. Frankly both are great developers and both make my phone fly. Its only a matter of personal opinion.
Will test and report this kernel soon. Seems pretty hardcore.
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running it on Atom...great kernel so far....missing some colour profiles but hey that i can input on my own..many thanks for this kernel...nice to have a choice
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I hardly think you should criticise someone's hard work. Frankly both are great developers and both make my phone fly. Its only a matter of personal opinion.
Will test and report this kernel soon. Seems pretty hardcore.
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No no no, I dind't criticise! There's no best developer, I won't argue.
I just always wondered why the kernel mackes so much differene in terms of user experience. For me all I can say is faux just doesn't work right nd franco flies!
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Hello sir, can i ask what version of Franco's kernel this is based off?
..sent from space
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Its based on the latest commits from franco, and at the time of the post, that is Milestone 3.
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Does this kernel work on miui roms?
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It should as the installer only injects the zImage of the kernel, but the ramdisk stays the same. I haven't tried it, however.
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It's beautiful T_T ;D
The improvements are what franco's missing! Awesome work so far! Keep it up!
Are you pulling all commits from franco's kernel to keep yours up to date?
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Yes, I am!
Stylez Ray. said:
No no no, I dind't criticise! There's no best developer, I won't argue.
I just always wondered why the kernel mackes so much differene in terms of user experience. For me all I can say is faux just doesn't work right nd franco flies!
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Really can depend on any number of things, like each phone's hardware is different, and the fact that there are many different commits that constitute each kernel. Your phone may react differently to various commits than other people's devices.