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Share your best cpu setting!

As the title says it would be Nice to see everybodys cpu settings and mostly what im looking for is to save as much battery as i possibly can!
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Android revolution hd 3.0.1
XS kernel 2.2,
245-1200 MHz lionhert screen on and 245-368 MHz conservative screen off using the andrev daemon
Good balance of perfomance AMD battery life so far, with -75mv UV
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Well I don't oc and uv. Just not good at it :/
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jb codename vivo rom
192Mhz - 1.03Ghz, smartassv2, 100mv UV

Sabsa prime rom + g11 kernel
Setcpu
1.5-1.8ghz smartass v2
0.1-0.7ghz conservative (screen off)
Blazing fast and my battery will easily last a day with normal use.
7.30am start today, now 10pm and it's 28%
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I find the most stable one to be:
Stock.

For Sense ROM's I like 1.4GHz/368MHz SmartassV2 governor, noop scheduler. For AOSP ROM's I like 1.3 GHz/240MHz SmartassV2 and noop scheduler. Never failed me

Running project X v4.1 with redux kennel v0.6
126Mhz - 348Mhz conservative screen off
126MHz - 1200Mhz smartassv2 screen on
Smooth and good battery life
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MIUI 2.4.20 with Enki's kernel.
Lazy Governor.
245 - 1612 MHz max screen on
368 - 368 MHz max screen off
Works for me. Battery life will last about 24hrs with low use. Phone's always fast and responsive. Winner.

can anyone post a link of cpu manager app? i can't use playstore at all
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cyrus_the_great96 said:
can anyone post a link of cpu manager app? i can't use playstore at all
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Pretty sure you can get it for free via the developer at this link: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=505419

still testing.... but now using this setting....
1am to 6am : 245-245 conservative
screen on / in call : 1024-245 smartassv2
screen off : 368-245 conservative
any comment ?

2uk3y said:
still testing.... but now using this setting....
1am to 6am : 245-245 conservative
screen on / in call : 1024-245 smartassv2
screen off : 368-245 conservative
any comment ?
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You need not have screen off separate when u have smartassv2.. it automatically drops to lowest u set when screen is off..
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milan.gadakari said:
You need not have screen off separate when u have smartassv2.. it automatically drops to lowest u set when screen is off..
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ok note that, thanks :good: ... so now i use this setting
game apps : 1200-245 interactive sio
screen on / in call : 1024-245 smartassv2 sio
actually very hard to find which the best governor, hope will find the suitable one

Running ViperVivo 1.1.0
I/o noop
Govener brazilianwax
Max - 1401600
Min - 245760
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For game apps 1.2 - 1.5 ghz
Gov-ondemand
Screen unlocked- .422 -1.0 ghz
Gov- conservative
screen off- .268 - 729
Gov- conservative
Running AOKP Rom Ice Cold Sandwich 8.3 Rossi.

Cm7 nightlies 146
Tiamat kernel
Governor smartassv2 Max 1651 min 268
Governor lag free Screen off 192/268 (incase smartassv2 doesn't)
Uv all values - 15
Runs like a kenyan
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itsbeertimenow said:
Cm7 nightlies 146
Tiamat kernel
Governor smartassv2 Max 1651 min 268
Governor lag free Screen off 192/268 (incase smartassv2 doesn't)
Uv all values - 15
Runs like a kenyan
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Lolol, good one
I'm one of the only ones that are still at 1024 MHz?
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markj338 said:
Lolol, good one
I'm one of the only ones that are still at 1024 MHz?
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You should really consider clocking up to at least 1400 you'll notice a huge difference as long as your rom/kernel is stable at higher speeds. If your scared of overheating you can set a profile to change your clock settings once it reaches a certain temp.
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itsbeertimenow said:
You should really consider clocking up to at least 1400 you'll notice a huge difference as long as your rom/kernel is stable at higher speeds. If your scared of overheating you can set a profile to change your clock settings once it reaches a certain temp.
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But... It's smooth as it is just a question, why do you overclock? For games, or for smoothness in the os? Because I have a Nexus 7 for games and everything, I don't need a super powered phone. Even my N7 is usually underclocked
Another reason I don't overclock is because my phone is unstable at higher frequencies with my voltage settings. If I raise the voltages it will use more battery :/
But they said, I am setting my phone to 1.2GHz now to try
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How to get great battery life

When i got my nexus i was struggling to get over 2 hours on screen time, and flashing faux123s kernel and under clocking and under volting didn't help much either. I thought about getting the core Disabler app but I'm 15 and my dad wont let me buy anything.
Then i stumbled on the kernel tuner app.
I noticed the kernel tuner app wouldn't work with faux123s kernel though. The settings wouldn't stick. But using francos kernel i put the last 2 cores on the lowest settings possible and pretty much just made it a dual core. The phone hasn't slowed down whatsoever and in the ~45 min I've used it its only gone down like 10 percent!
Tell me what your setup is for great battery life!
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I use juice defender app and its good..
sent from my phone using hands and brain...

I won't recommend it.... Nu Google the app and add "free download".
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Latest faux kernel (004m_r2) + paranoid android rom + underclock to 1.2ghz + eco mode + intellidemand governor + gpu underclock to 325mhz
gives me 5h screen on time with more than 15h of idle time.

The great battery impression thread
Please continue discussion there.
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Governors and scheduler of your choice

Hi there.
I was wondering which governors and IO scheduler combinations are you using, or what would recomend for others . Im talking about ICS based roms. In order to try and help ppl i think that the combinations are suppose to be in this order:
1. Best battery life
2. Casual/daily (no much gaming, few calls, bit of data and wifi use)
3. Performance for gaming and such but still keep in mind about battery.
I found out that hellmanor kernel set with lionheart and cfq, gives me the best battery.
Didn't try anything else coz i need a ever lasting battery life.
Thanks for your participation
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cookiepuppy said:
Hi there.
I was wondering which governors and IO scheduler combinations are you using, or what would recomend for others . Im talking about ICS based roms. In order to try and help ppl i think that the combinations are suppose to be in this order:
1. Best battery life
2. Casual/daily (no much gaming, few calls, bit of data and wifi use)
3. Performance for gaming and such but still keep in mind about battery.
I found out that hellmanor kernel set with lionheart and cfq, gives me the best battery.
Didn't try anything else coz i need a ever lasting battery life.
Thanks for your participation
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That depends on many factors. The usage... How many apps in background...
And you should check this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1242323

Dcop, what combination are you using?
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cookiepuppy said:
Dcop, what combination are you using?
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I have IZS with kernel 0.4. I don't have many governors, but I'm using Lionheart with ROW as IO Scheduler.

Governors and scheduler
Hello this is my first post and i wanted to take this opportunity to introduce myself. I am from Spain and don`t speak english very well. It is a pleasure to participate in this wonderful forum.
I have Jelly Bean Mackay 2.7.2 and now i´m using Lionheart with Row as IO Scheduler. Before I was using Interactive with Row but the battery life was very little.
Greetings.

I'm use to the stock firmware with IZS kernel.
Governors - interactive,
scheduler - row. Very good balance.
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Although it is a different device, here are some benchmarks:
CPU Governors and I/O Schedulers
Summary of the Results
SmartassV2 won the governor benchmarks, and also performed well in the battery drain benchmarks.
The best I/O scheduler to combine with this is noop.
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You can't rely on names. You must also remember that while most kernels have same governors, they are tuned in a different way.
So let's say interactive on one kernel will perform different with another kernel. Best way is to know how it was tuned and the user experience.
Like 2 same cars, same engine but with different tuning. Know how it was tuned then drive it.
Here's a reference http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1369817

jockjoint said:
I'm use to the stock firmware with IZS kernel.
Governors - interactive,
scheduler - row. Very good balance.
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You think i can take IZS kernel and use it with marvel v11 ?
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cookiepuppy said:
You think i can take IZS kernel and use it with marvel v11 ?
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I don't know. I don't use Marvell 11. Try it.

AW: Governors and scheduler of your choice
cookiepuppy said:
You think i can take IZS kernel and use it with marvel v11 ?
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It will probably work, maybe give you a few FCs but why do you want to try it?
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SaschaKH said:
It will probably work, maybe give you a few FCs but why do you want to try it?
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Just for the knowledge, most likely i wont change, but just incase.
Thx btw
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Two days with Lionheart/row and battery consumption is very high. I'm going to try again with interactive/row to see if it improves the consumption of the battery the Mackay Rom (ver. 2.7.2).
Regards

I have V30C stock rom with Adagio 0.1a kernel,
I'm using intellidemand governors with vr as IO Scheduler. Battery life was very good.

I'm running the Marvel 11 (N00by) kernel and I've had good luck with setting the governor to "Performance" and the scheduler to "cfq".
Can't say that this is absolutely the best, but my battery life literally doubled from 9-22 hours to 22-48 hours. I get plenty of "Deep Sleep" mode.
I read an interesting tidbit on:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=26329039
I thought the most relevant thing concerning the Performance governor was:
"there is growing evidence to suggest that running a phone at its maximum frequency at all times will allow a faster race-to-idle. Race-to-idle is the process by which a phone completes a given task, such as syncing email, and returns the CPU to the extremely efficient low-power state."

I tried the last 3 days with performance and cfq, not the best, but it seems better than others, i guess there is something in that.
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Currently on Mackay 2.7.6 and running the default interactive gov. with ROW I/O scheduler. Installed this ROM less than 24 hours ago. With moderate to heavy use with wifi on and off, battery is now at 63%.
Will have to try this for a week or so with regular charging cycles before I can draw any conclusions.
As someone else mentioned, the governors and schedulers for different kernels and ROM's probably can't be directly compared. However, it is interesting to compare to other people who are running the same ROMs and kernels and see what results they found.

Mi favourites are smartassv2 , ondemandx and sio and vr
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Nexus 7 Battery Saving Kernel *Need Testers*

i have compiled a nexus 7 kernel similar to this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1903304 but for 4.3 roms the main theory for this kernel is less heat and more battery (i was able to get 7 1/2 Hours SOT With 2 Days Standbye)
These Are The Features
1.vdd_core/vdd_rail ,emc, pll_c, host1x, GPU, CPU Pre Undervolted
2. CPU LP Overclocked To 666MHz
3. Speed of GPU 2d/3d/vde etc set at 400 mhz (close to stock of 416) (Also 228MHz GPU Step Decreased To 215MHz)
4. 1300MHz Quad Core Patch
5. Min Backlight Level 5
6. host1x Underclocked From 260MHz To 255MHz
7. Some MISC. Tweaks
8. FSYNC TOGGLE
Tell Me What Your feedback Before i make a thread in development section
it has Mkernel Ramdisk So it should boot on all roms ive only tested cm10.2 though (i will not be adding voltage control as i think this kernel has a good undervolt 75-100mv undervolt on all frequencies)
Enjoy

extremetempz said:
i have compiled a nexus 7 kernel similar to this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1903304 but for 4.3 roms the main theory for this kernel is less heat and more battery (i was able to get 7 1/2 Hours SOT With 2 Days Standbye)
These Are The Features
1.vdd_core/vdd_rail ,emc, pll_c, host1x, GPU, CPU Pre Undervolted
2. CPU LP Overclocked To 666MHz
3. Speed of GPU 2d/3d/vde etc set at 400 mhz (close to stock of 416) (Also 228MHz GPU Step Decreased To 215MHz)
4. 1300MHz Quad Core Patch
5. Min Backlight Level 5
6. host1x Underclocked From 260MHz To 255MHz
7. Some MISC. Tweaks
8. FSYNC TOGGLE
Tell Me What Your feedback Before i make a thread in development section
it has Mkernel Ramdisk So it should boot on all roms ive only tested cm10.2 though (i will not be adding voltage control as i think this kernel has a good undervolt 75-100mv undervolt on all frequencies)
Enjoy
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Any sauce? I would like to look at the changes on git before flashing
Thanks I will probably flash it anyway

poondog said:
Any sauce? I would like to look at the changes on git before flashing
Thanks I will probably flash it anyway
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well I can't upload to my git cause I'm going to my aunties for 2 days but when I get home I'll commit the changes
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extremetempz said:
well I can't upload to my git cause I'm going to my aunties for 2 days but when I get home I'll commit the changes
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Okay no worries, just wanted to see in detail what you did exactly Cheers mate

Nice kernel for start! Always favor battery save kernels.
Keep coding and create thread in right forum. I'm sure many will be interested.
Good luck!

extremetempz said:
i have compiled a nexus 7 kernel similar to this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1903304 but for 4.3 roms the main theory for this kernel is less heat and more battery (i was able to get 7 1/2 Hours SOT With 2 Days Standbye)
These Are The Features
1.vdd_core/vdd_rail ,emc, pll_c, host1x, GPU, CPU Pre Undervolted
2. CPU LP Overclocked To 666MHz
3. Speed of GPU 2d/3d/vde etc set at 400 mhz (close to stock of 416) (Also 228MHz GPU Step Decreased To 215MHz)
4. 1300MHz Quad Core Patch
5. Min Backlight Level 5
6. host1x Underclocked From 260MHz To 255MHz
7. Some MISC. Tweaks
8. FSYNC TOGGLE
Tell Me What Your feedback Before i make a thread in development section
it has Mkernel Ramdisk So it should boot on all roms ive only tested cm10.2 though (i will not be adding voltage control as i think this kernel has a good undervolt 75-100mv undervolt on all frequencies)
Enjoy
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Been testing for quite a while now. Everything seems to be working. Extra juice from UV really helps. Do you plan on further development ?
I'm very interested.
Wejgomi

Why .img why no .zip?
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What sort of improvements in battery life are people getting with this?
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wejgomi said:
Been testing for quite a while now. Everything seems to be working. Extra juice from UV really helps. Do you plan on further development ?
I'm very interested.
Wejgomi
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How much screen on time you are getting?
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Xumit said:
How much screen on time you are getting?
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~7-7.5 on tilapia.

wejgomi said:
~7-7.5 on tilapia.
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And how much were you getting beforehand and with what?
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butler0607 said:
And how much were you getting beforehand and with what?
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Regular 6 hrs from nexus 7.
Has anybody actually tried kernel or am I being questioned close-minded here ?

What is the steps for the instalation?
I would like some screen shots for do it because I have a poor battery stats in my Nexus 7 3G

wejgomi said:
Regular 6 hrs from nexus 7.
Has anybody actually tried kernel or am I being questioned close-minded here ?
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Not sure why you think we're being closed minded? Some people post on here claiming battery life of 11+ hours, so 7 might not be that good, alternatively you might've just increased from 7 initially to 7.5 now. Wouldn't be worth my time, given the problems I've had flashing kernels before, if the increase was hardly noticeable.
Doesn't hurt to look into stuff a bit more before we flash something completely new with little info.
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butler0607 said:
Not sure why you think we're being closed minded? Some people post on here claiming battery life of 11+ hours, so 7 might not be that good, alternatively you might've just increased from 7 initially to 7.5 now. Wouldn't be worth my time, given the problems I've had flashing kernels before, if the increase was hardly noticeable.
Doesn't hurt to look into stuff a bit more before we flash something completely new with little info.
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Yeah but there's nothing as remote testing for a kernel. You have to try and see for yourself. All info lies in OP's post, anyway.

[Kernel] OBOne KernOB 4.3 [3.4.10][Sense JB]

MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU!
This kernel is from the HTC 3.4.10 european source code and has been modified to work on Sprint. It is built with the arm-eabi-4.7 toolchain. There are not a lot of additions/tweaks to maintain stability and cleanliness. This is only for Sense on Android 4.3.
Tips
Use an app like Trickster MOD to control the built in goodies.
Added Features
Governors: Smartmax, Lionheart, Lagfree
Over and Under clocking the CPU and GPU
Voltage Control
IO Schedulers: bfq, sio, zen, row, vr, fiops
System wide mounting and system write
Faux Sound Control
Forced Fast Charge
Frandom, Dynamic Fsync
Sweep2Wake, ,Sweep2Sleep, Doubletap2Wake, Logo2Menu, flick2wake/sleep, pick2wake
exFAT/NTFS support
HDMI 1280x720p60
Fix earpiece amplification
Slimbus OC
crpalmer's Thermal Control
Blinking Buttons Notifications
Advanced TCP Congestion Controls
4.3 Download
Version 3.1
Version 3.1 - no flick2wake
Version 3.1 - stock clocks
Version 3.1 - stock clocks - no flick2wake
Version 3
Version 3 - no flick2wake
Version 2.2.1
Version 2.2.1 - stock clocks
Version 2.1
Version 2.1 - Stock Clocks
Changelog
2/2/14 - Version 3.1: Frequency settings stick....finally!
2/1/14 - Version 3: Fixed Lagfree, added fiops, advanced TCP congestion control, crpalmer's thermal control, blinking buttons, flick2wake/sleep, pick2wake, slimbus OC, and disabled perflock
1/07/14 - Version 2.2.1: Fix paid apps/bluetooth/GSM is a no go...
Verizon Thread
Source
If you fork my work to create your own kernel, the least I ask is a little credit:cyclops:. After all, we don't even have proper 4.3 source and I had to do a bit of work to get it to boot. Thanks.:good:
https://github.com/brymaster5000/m7wlv_4.3.git
XDA:DevDB Information
OBOne KernOB, a Kernel for the Sprint HTC One
Contributors
brymaster5000
Kernel Special Features: CPU Gov's, IO Schedulers, OC/UC cpu and gpu, voltage control, system rw, faux sound, FFC, Frandom, S2W/S2S/D2W/L2M/L2W, exFAT/NTFS, HDMI 1280x720p60
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 2.2.1
Created 2014-01-05
Last Updated 2014-02-02

Reserved

So this will work on any Sense rom running Android 4.3? Just want to clarify it was not a typo

Woot woot.
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So can we use this on a sense 5.5 4.3 ROM?
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It was confirmed by a tester to work on Sprint for android 4.3. Therefore it should work on Sense 5/5.5 as long as its 4.3.
Let me know if you guys have issues...I have the Verizon variant...so a little difficult for me to test.

So if we find issues can we pull a logcat? I've never reported issues with a kernel, so I was wondering if they would be any help

Am I seeing things? I had to do a double take
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Something told me to go back to tranquil Rom today,glad I did. Can't wait to flash. Thanks alot
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Flashed fine with no problems now the trick is to play with I'm clueless in that department lol
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Awesome! I can confirm it works on 42One Aftermath 4.3 Sense 5.0. Thanks for sharing this!

Going to take this for a test drive on BadBoyz rom (svn r11). Will report back with my results...
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Love double tap to wake on lock screen don't think sweep to sleep works but not big deal let me know how you guys set everything up because I'm a little clueless my phone seems faster without adjusting anything
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androidforeve said:
Love double tap to wake on lock screen don't think sweep to sleep works but not big deal let me know how you guys set everything up because I'm a little clueless my phone seems faster without adjusting anything
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s2w+s2s both work for me...and double-tap2wake...and logo2wake. I haven't changed any of the OC settings, but default max is set at 2106000, so rockin' along. I have CPU governor on smartmax.

Cpu speeds are not sticking for me,I'm using trickster mod
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THADDIUS25 said:
Cpu speeds are not sticking for me,I'm using trickster mod
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Did you set to apply kernel settings on reboot? The box is not checked by default.
This kernel works in BSC Tranquil 4.3 Sense 5.0 as well. Once the kernel is flashed, it activates the s2w/s2s and logo menu choices in kernel options settings in BadSeed Tweaks. Double tap2wake works with no setting required. For CPU clocking, it looks like Trickster Mod will still have to be used. But TM has s2w/s2s options there as well, so not sure which mod will rule, or if both mods will have to be set the same.

Yeah I checked apply kernel settings on reboot, still the frequency doesn't stick
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THADDIUS25 said:
Cpu speeds are not sticking for me,I'm using trickster mod
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THADDIUS25 said:
Yeah I checked apply kernel settings on reboot, still the frequency doesn't stick
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Did you toggle frequency lock on in trickster? My settings seem to be sticking just fine but I'll monitor. Using on BadBoyz rom svn r11 with no issues so far. Still need to do further testing but so far, so good. Thanks for this, we've been waiting a while for a custom kernel. :good: :victory:
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Works on viper one 3.5 everything sticks for me upon reboot here great job
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pmacevad said:
Did you toggle frequency lock on in trickster? My settings seem to be sticking just fine but I'll monitor. Using on BadBoyz rom svn r11 with no issues so far. Still need to do further testing but so far, so good. Thanks for this, we've been waiting a while for a custom kernel. :good: :victory:
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Yeah I did all that, I'm pretty sure I no what I'm doing. I been doing this since the evo shift days.
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THADDIUS25 said:
Yeah I did all that, I'm pretty sure I no what I'm doing. I been doing this since the evo shift days.
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Nobody is trying to say you did anything wrong, just trying to make sure you covered everything. What rom ate you trying this on? Maybe you have an init.d script in system/etc/init.d folder causing the problems. I've also been around since the samsung intercept and og evo 4G, so I feel ya...
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