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Well how about that, Adrynalyne, I gots me a new kernel! (4a) Keep this up and I'll have to sport ya some beer!
(I think I already owe you a case)
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thank you kind sir!
ohh downlaods 4a FAST
Smooth as always, don't bother downloading anyone else's kernels.
Any chance I can get a 4a thats 1228mhz at stock volts like the kernel we spoke about from te.zip?
I will buy you a beer
Ughh, seriously adrynalyne?! So I was all happy with Drod's kernel yesterday, now I think I might just have to flash these kernels (b or c) to test out because they look THAT AMAZING! You developers are just aweomse for the Thunderbolt! So many options! I love it! I don't know who I like most! Thanks again
I'm loving the b kernel. Nice work! thanks!
A couple questions before I make my decisions. Is 4a the follow up for Kernel2.0 from the previous thread that was posted (i am currently using adryn kernel 2.0 and wasnt sure if this was based on that). Second. If i wanted to install the oc kernel just for the heck of having it, if I didnt overclock it and left it at the regular 1ghz, would it still run at a higher voltage and affect battery life or would it be the same volatage as 4a until you actually overclocked it? Please let me know. Thanks.
Any chance we can get a pure stock kernel as either a zip for clockwork or a bootloader install so we can revert if needed? I think the one in rom manager still breaks wifi. Thanks,
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Any chance we can get a pure stock kernel as either a zip for clockwork or a bootloader install so we can revert if needed? I think the one in rom manager still breaks wifi. Thanks,
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There is a boot.img file in the original basic debloat thread which I believe is stock also the stock kernel on rm is stock and wifi did work for me with np.
Just reread what you asked for obviously the boot.img has to be applied in fastboot with adb. But again rm does work.
Just flashed the 4a kernel and everything is smooth as always.. thanks man
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BurnOne77 said:
Any chance I can get a 4a thats 1228mhz at stock volts like the kernel we spoke about from te.zip?
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You can clock it with setcpu to 1228 and get the same result here. Is that ok?
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A couple questions before I make my decisions. Is 4a the follow up for Kernel2.0 from the previous thread that was posted (i am currently using adryn kernel 2.0 and wasnt sure if this was based on that). Second. If i wanted to install the oc kernel just for the heck of having it, if I didnt overclock it and left it at the regular 1ghz, would it still run at a higher voltage and affect battery life or would it be the same volatage as 4a until you actually overclocked it? Please let me know. Thanks.
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Yes, it continues from 2.0.
If you use an of kernel and choose not to overclock, you will not run at the higher voltage.
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Hey does the stock kernel wake at 768 using smartass? It feels like there's some wake lag
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Hey does the stock kernel wake at 768 using smartass? It feels like there's some wake lag
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No. That's why its not the default governor yet. Soon....
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Good work.
Good job as always. I have a quick question. This new awesome kernel runs undervolt and only overvolts at speeds greater than 1.3GHz?
if i just install 4.0a, I do not need to install set cpu correct?
This phone at 1ghz is plenty fast
Possible bug, when screen is on and using smart ass clock never drops below 768. When using on demand it does. I was running protekk's battery sipper before this and smartass would indeed dip below 768. Is this by design? Is that how smartass is indeed supposed to work?
edit: I see that you metion smartass is not working completely correctly
Great work
Great work.
Related
Overclock your vibrant phone after rooting it and flashing trigger 2.2?
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Did you flash an overclocked kernel?
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Nope I didn't just root and then put trigger 2.6 that's it nothing else
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You have to install a kernel that allows OC in order to do so. Even then you may get problems if you have a Vibrant thats picky about its voltages.
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You have to install a kernel that allows OC in order to do so. Even then you may get problems if you have a Vibrant thats picky about its voltages.
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Just like mine, i'm runing trigger 2.5 after issues with other ROM's. Now i'm happy and very stable. I wouldn't OC.
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Thank you very I won't OC then lol
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Thank you very I won't OC then lol
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nothing ventured, nothing gained
Just flash one and take it for a spin. See for yourself. I have Axura with Morfic's kernel and its beautiful!
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I was reluctant too, flashed the DOW14 and i'm really glad i did.
If you are OK with loss of Battery life over clocking is OK. For me, having a phone that after 24 hr of moderate use I still have 65% battery left is Awesome !!
Giving that that up just to have a higher Linpack or other high benchmark score ...to me is pointless..........
It will kill you phone if you oc high frequency
This kernel is a custom, OC/UV kernel for CM7.
Change Log:
0.6:
Fixed to include slayhers audio call fix
0.5
Merge up to 2.6.32.39
Got wifi module functioning (was broken in 0.3-0.4)
Smart Ass Governor added
Interactive Governor added
Initial release
Same UV/OC settings from my BFS kernel
CFS Tweaks
2.6.32.21 for now, as upping the version breaks some stuff for now, but I will be updating to 2.6.32.39 eventually.
Tiny RCU
SLQB memory allocator
BFQ I/O Scheduler
Defaults to 1036800Mhz (1.036Ghz)
More to come as I have more time.
This is the last week of school before finals, so I'm not sure what I'll have time for for now, please, be patient and bare with me
Download Link:
http://bit.ly/jLFm47
Flash Via CWM
Yes, I comply with GPL. Here's my source for this kernel:
http://bit.ly/gBdSBS
To do list in second post.
To Do List:
Fix WPA2 Wifi
Backport 2.6.38 Interactive Governor
Backport 2.6.39 OnDemand Governor
Add BFS option
Going to park here, also
Nice! Downloading to test now.
Yes!!
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Awesome work man. The phone was fast before but now it's just stupid fast.
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Is there anyway the slots up to 1.41 could be added? I've been meaning to learn about kernels, so if this is a lot of work don't worry. Thanks for your hard work
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Jazi said:
Is there anyway the slots up to 1.41 could be added? I've been meaning to learn about kernels, so if this is a lot of work don't worry. Thanks for your hard work
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slots go up to 1.8ghz, but the 1.4ghz slot is 1.45, i'll add 1.41 when i get a chance
Thanks a ton Drod. Loved your Sense kernels. CM7 is now my daily, thanks in part to this kernel.
Thanks, it seems like that is the magic number where voltage meet performance before diminishing returns. Ill be on irc later too, great work man.
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I have to say... this kernel runs pretty damn good on CM. Its a nice peak into what CM7 does when a lil freq and voltage is applied Thanks again Drod
Fantastic kernal! Thanks a ton!
Just fyi, this kernel is pretty stable. I think it's better than the "stock" cm7 kernel st this point. And it performs tons better than the leankernel pre-release. I just wish this had the custom governors. But for now, I don't have much of an option, this is my kernel of choice.
Drod, well done so quickly!
And while nobody cares, I was able to get over 2700 with this kernel in Quadrant without any cheats. Good to know it's that stable and speedy!
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Just fyi, this kernel is pretty stable. I think it's better than the "stock" cm7 kernel st this point. And it performs tons better than the leankernel pre-release. I just wish this had the custom governors. But for now, I don't have much of an option, this is my kernel of choice.
Drod, well done so quickly!
And while nobody cares, I was able to get over 2700 with this kernel in Quadrant without any cheats. Good to know it's that stable and speedy!
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Thanks
Governors are to come. Gonna work on that some tomorrow after class or before I do my nights studying
Working great thanks!!!
I'll be installing later today Thanks!
Is anyone else having issues with GPS in this kernel? I flashed to one that came with cm package and it worked again
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Is anyone else having issues with GPS in this kernel? I flashed to one that came with cm package and it worked again
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GPS wouldn't be affected by the kernel
I gonna go ahead and say this is kernel related....
my phone is charging wayyyyyy too fast and im pretty sure the readings are inaccurate..
14%-57%......
7minutes...
Nikolai2.1 said:
I gonna go ahead and say this is kernel related....
my phone is charging wayyyyyy too fast and im pretty sure the readings are inaccurate..
14%-57%......
7minutes...
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Hmm I am not having that problem
Bolted.....
I started out with cm7 but the battery life was so-so. I tried a few other roms and kernel variations but nothing really stood out. My last rom was oxygen 2.1.4 using the netarchy kernel, but I was only getting about 1200ish in quadrant and oxygen seemed a little unstable.
I went back to using the new cm7 RC and the trinity UV kernel and the battery seems OK and i am getting around 2700 in quadrant.
Are there any other rom/kernel combinations that i should give a shot?
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Mikeyinids sick deodex rom with matrix kernel. Fast with long battery life
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Cm 7.1 and netarchy 1.3.6
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Infinity was good! Im using zerox right now, battery is decent
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Don't base the ROMs speed on Quadrant alone, Oxygen is really fast.
Don't let an outdated benchmark test decieve you.
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treUse said:
Don't base the ROMs speed on Quadrant alone, Oxygen is really fast.
Don't let an outdated benchmark test decieve you.
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Correction: Dont let benchmarks deceive you.
Benchmarks regardless of what it is is pointless.
It was more that oxygen seemed unstable on my phone. I might give it another go if the new cm7 battery life sucks.
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http://phandroid.com/2011/06/29/lat...o-constantly-refresh-may-impact-battery-life/
You might want to check that out. CM7 battery is fine for me. Like I said, Netarchy's 1.3.6 kernel (or 1.3.4) is a NECESSITY. use that and undervolt it using proton voltage control or setcpu and use the suggested volts suggested by proton (-20 across the board)
My nexus is coming to me with infinity ill test between that and others
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http://phandroid.com/2011/06/29/lat...o-constantly-refresh-may-impact-battery-life/
You might want to check that out. CM7 battery is fine for me. Like I said, Netarchy's 1.3.6 kernel (or 1.3.4) is a NECESSITY. use that and undervolt it using proton voltage control or setcpu and use the suggested volts suggested by proton (-20 across the board)
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that app isnt supported on nets kernel.....post 259 http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1091382&page=26
So which app should be used for undervolting then?
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So which app should be used for undervolting then?
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wish i knew
ronnienyc said:
So which app should be used for undervolting then?
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SetCPU has it built in. But I use proton voltage control from the market.
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dreamsforgotten said:
Mikeyinids sick deodex rom with matrix kernel. Fast with long battery life
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^^^this
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Off topic : Kernel
What about KERNEL??what is best KERNEL for STOCK ROM? hehe
ciwek90 said:
What about KERNEL??what is best KERNEL for STOCK ROM? hehe
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I'm going to do some battery testing soon, but for now I'd recommend matr1x.
Maximilian Mary said:
I'm going to do some battery testing soon, but for now I'd recommend matr1x.
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+1 for matr1x. Most stable kernel Ive ran on my Nexus so far.
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I'm going to do some battery testing soon, but for now I'd recommend matr1x.
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really? is it the best kernel matched with stock rom? but i already flash other custom kernel, what am i supposed to do? just flash matr1x over it or need to wipe cache/dalvik first? thanks!
this is the best combo for me:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=959282
CM7 + NetArchy Kernel
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this is the best combo for me:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=959282
CM7 + NetArchy Kernel
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Cm7 with matr1x is giving me over 22 hrs at 30% battery....feels smoother than nets also....
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Any idea? Stability + good battery?
I was using Legendary before, awesome battery life while at 1400Mhz all the time. It was amazing.
Anyone know which kernel I should use now?
YMMV but this was my battery today with the newest samurai kernel tanto
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This being covered time and time again in many different posts over many different threads almost warrants no answer but ill give you one and here it is
try them all flash one per day till you find one that works for you the way you like it everyone uses their phone differently so no matter what you will get different results than i do or the next person that post on this
It's really up to you, try them out and see what you like the best. I've tried all 3 kernels currently out right now and they all work pretty good. The two I usually stick with are shadow kernel and the samurai kernel. Shadow kernel is nice and makes everything feel real snappy. You can overclock to 1400 mHz and the battery life for me is good. The newest shadow, tanto, overclocks to 1500 mHz and works with voodoo control. Haven't gotten the chance to really test battery since it just came out but so far it runs pretty good. Just test both of them out, you can always flash over another kernel.
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Bad question....like what's the best ROM. Every phone and every user is different. You have to try them out to see what works best for you.
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Exactly im still on froyo acs because it works for me
ZenInsight said:
Any idea? Stability + good battery?
I was using Legendary before, awesome battery life while at 1400Mhz all the time. It was amazing.
Anyone know which kernel I should use now?
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I am pretty much a noob here and know better than to ask any "what's the best....." question. I have read it dozens of times that your phone and your use is different. Might as well ask us how you should dress too.
Stock.
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Zeinzu said:
Stock.
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+1
Also close to stock kernels like aprosamurai's. He likes to keep his stockish with a few tweaks and some new fixes. Just my opinion of what works best on my phone. Others like earthbound's are too tweaked for me but his is really fast and bleeding edge. Bbelos's are also good.
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Zeinzu said:
Stock.
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The best kernel is Colonel Sanders.
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xSaint21 said:
Exactly im still on froyo acs because it works for me
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Lmao ohh my...believe me your missing out on so much my man
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Cm7 till cm9 is official
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Best kernel is facepalm. Epic facepalm.
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Cm7 till cm9 is official
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Those are ROMs not kernels.
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The best kernel is Colonel Sanders.
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That's for CM7 only
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I'm using shadow now and have used apro's too and they both worked great. You need to experiment with them, and you're going to have to tweak to get better battery life. I had several trying to constantly run and none of them were things I use a lot so they had to go. If I wanted super battery life I would have bought a flip phone and not a micromini laptop, and I wouldn't have such a joyful device to tinker with.
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Stock is always going to be the best for wanting nothing but the simplicity.
Put it like this when i buy a car, i put bigger tires on my car for grip, and better handling. But i know i will loose some gas mileage but not alot.
I'll put a turbo and some internals into my engine to gain in power but will loose gas.
But if we can put bigger tires and a bigger turbo but still have the same gas results as stock, Then why not do it?
We all benefit in one area and thats why custom kernels are there for those who want options that stock doesn't provide.
Stock= Base Model
Custom = Fully Loaded
Simple as that. So everyone should try different kernels and then reply not saying oh this is the best. But say IMO i prefer this over that simply because of these reasons. Everyone will want a specific kernel because one may like different things about the different kernels
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Lmao ohh my...believe me your missing out on so much my man
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I know we all are man we gotta get that iPhone
kennyglass123 said:
Those are ROMs not kernels.
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And also cm9 IS official.
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If you want to keep close to stock: aprosamurai's.
If you want to live on the bleeding edge: earthbound's
I prefer stock, though I may give earthbound's another try now that he made some updates
What's the fastest Rom? Nothing pretty, just works fast and smooth. I don't play games, just call, text, email, and YouTube
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What's the fastest Rom? Nothing pretty, just works fast and smooth. I don't play games, just call, text, email, and YouTube
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I recommend flashing every rom/port and see what you like the most, everyone has different taste and just find one to your liking that's what I did. I been running "SkyTouch" over 3 weeks now, and like that McDonald's slogan goes, "I'm loving it"
"I used to be an adventurer like you, then I took an arrow in the knee.”
CyanogenMod 7 7/29 nightly seems pretty fast to me, but it's all a matter of opinion.
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if you want Sense, go for Android Revolution HD
if you want AOSP, go for Cyanogenmod 7
i would stay away from ICS and JB if i were you
saranhai said:
if you want Sense, go for Android Revolution HD
if you want AOSP, go for Cyanogenmod 7
i would stay away from ICS and JB if i were you
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Lmao! Well said.
“I used to be an adventurer like you, then I took an arrow in the knee.”
Well miui has always been the fastest rom to me then cm7
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saranhai said:
if you want Sense, go for Android Revolution HD
if you want AOSP, go for Cyanogenmod 7
i would stay away from ICS and JB if i were you
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This is dead on. For raw speed, full functionality and few frills (as far as eye candy) go with CM7.2. Flash thederekjay's CM7 kernel, use smartass or darkside governor, and don't worry about a thing.
The only thing I like a little more about miui is that the message app has the pop up feature built in
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The only thing I like a little more about miui is that the message app has the pop up feature built in
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Agreed. However, all the extra MIUI features do bog the ROM down ever-so-slightly. I'm sure someone will argue with me on that, but they'll be wasting their time.
Don't get me wrong. MIUI is AWESOME and tons of fun to customize. OP might want to consider flashing it as well. If you don't like the look, download a different launcher.
Speaking of launchers, I recently purchased FTL launcher. I'd recommend it to anyone. The pro version has some amazing features, like changing android animation speeds (sliders) and applying adw, go and launcher pro themes, and is screaming fast.
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This is dead on. For raw speed, full functionality and few frills (as far as eye candy) go with CM7.2. Flash thederekjay's CM7 kernel, use smartass or darkside governor, and don't worry about a thing.
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Can you elaborate on "use smartass or darkside governor"? I have CM7.2 and am not familiar with the rest of what you posted here and would like to try this if I can get more speed.
Side thought: Which ROM has the best battery life?
st1n said:
Can you elaborate on "use smartass or darkside governor"? I have CM7.2 and am not familiar with the rest of what you posted here and would like to try this if I can get more speed.
Side thought: Which ROM has the best battery life?
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No rom has the "best" battery life. It varies from phone to phone and has more factors than just the rom itself. Optimal battery life is something you kind of have to toy around with yourself to achieve, but cm7 has given me and many users here some solid battery life. As for governers, look up no-frills CPU control in the play store and adjust your governor from there.
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No rom has the "best" battery life. It varies from phone to phone and has more factors than just the rom itself. Optimal battery life is something you kind of have to toy around with yourself to achieve, but cm7 has given me and many users here some solid battery life. As for governers, look up no-frills CPU control in the play store and adjust your governor from there.
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Can't you adjust your governor and speeds in Cynogen settings?
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Can't you adjust your governor and speeds in Cynogen settings?
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Yes it does. If someone is using a ROM other than CM No-Frills is a good choice.
Also, undervolting helps, if your chip can handle it. Use incredicontrol (play store) or oc/uv beater (xda) for that.
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Can't you adjust your governor and speeds in Cynogen settings?
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Yeah but I never used the Cyanogen settings for cpu. I forgot who it was (twas a while ago), but they recommended using another app to do so rather than the settings in CM7... Though I don't know if I even read it right; I wasn't developing at the time so I wasn't as knowledgeable and I haven't used CM7 since ICS became stable enough for me to use.
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Yeah but I never used the Cyanogen settings for cpu. I forgot who it was (twas a while ago), but they recommended using another app to do so rather than the settings in CM7... Though I don't know if I even read it right; I wasn't developing at the time so I wasn't as knowledgeable and I haven't used CM7 since ICS became stable enough for me to use.
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Hey, does your JB kernel support UV?
THEindian said:
Hey, does your JB kernel support UV?
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Ummm... I never compiled a jb kernel lol.
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Ummm... I never compiled a jb kernel lol.
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Um, well, the modified kernel thats in the CM10 ports, that IS your kernel isn't it? I could have sworn it was yours lol.
THEindian said:
Um, well, the modified kernel thats in the CM10 ports, that IS your kernel isn't it? I could have sworn it was yours lol.
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Lol. I've only compiled the aospx kernel the way existz has his set to compile (only minor change is mine works for our phone); any of the cm10 ports with the kernel I compiled in them have modifications elsewhere (i.e. ram disk)
This is why I posted what I did in random comments.
All of this misinformation makes it seem like I know a thing or two about kernels haha...when I'm still kinda learning.
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Can you elaborate on "use smartass or darkside governor"? I have CM7.2 and am not familiar with the rest of what you posted here and would like to try this if I can get more speed.
Side thought: Which ROM has the best battery life?
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in cm7 settings or if you use an app like SetCPU you can adjust the governor one of the governors that estallings15 has suggested, just be sure to use Darkside kernel for CM7 if you want to use the Smartass or Darkside governors.
I use the same configuration (cm7 and darkside kernel) and i get great battery life and a nice, fast, stripped down ROM.
I hope it helps.
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Does the Darkside kernel work with the Joy OS rom?
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