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Over Clock Kernel - wifi error

I am running CM6 A013 with oc-legend-cm-2.6.29.6 kernel. Everything seems to be working just fine except for the wifi. Has anyone gotten the wifi to work with the oc kernels?
I read in another thread that we could take the wlan.ko file from an old ROM. Does anyone have a copy of this file or would anyone be willing to pull the file so that I can test it? I really appreciate it.

same situation here. neither kernels work with cm6's wifi and hotspot. can someone fix this please! i really want my wifi back! i didnt do a backup before hand!

Im looking at this and it looks easier than just replacing the entire kernel like you guys did, read here from that guy's post above:
"How to do it for kernel_legend_13be9c9c:
At first, you should read zanfur's post and his patch.
I just modified two tables in acpuclock-arm11.c excluding his having written.
1. modify cpufreq.c to let SetCPU to access freq tables
2. modify acpuclock-arm11.c to let HTC Legend be able to overclocking
3. modify msm7227_defconfig to disable PERFLOCK [optional]
You might not need modify defconfig when you use SetCPU which can purchase in Android Market.
SetCPU can disable PERFLOCK by setting. ([menu] -> [Perflock Disabler])"
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So, with that said, I would take that file or file(s) and replace them with the ones in our current kernel made for our phone... might work and your wifi won't be broken.

You guys are running a kernel made for a different device.

could some one say in plain english the exact steps to get the old kernel back? the one from CM6

lilhaiti said:
I am running CM6 A013 with oc-legend-cm-2.6.29.6 kernel. Everything seems to be working just fine except for the wifi. Has anyone gotten the wifi to work with the oc kernels?
I read in another thread that we could take the wlan.ko file from an old ROM. Does anyone have a copy of this file or would anyone be willing to pull the file so that I can test it? I really appreciate it.
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That kernel is not built for our wifi chip. The kernel needs to be built for the BCM chipset and not the TI. Further, the wifi module needs to be in sync with the kernel build. Android 101.
I am not sure what we are going to gain from overclocking. There just doesn't seem to be any end goal, other than bragging rights on a benchmark where the Aria can only hope to be among the best of the mediocre CPUs. If it's for flash - forget it. We don't have the instruction set required in the CPU. The downside is the potential to add instability and confuse test results for mods that can actually increase functionality.

I like overclocking and running a couple benchmarks once in a while. For day to day use I'm more interested in downclocking but only if it can increase battery life.
Sent from my HTC Liberty using XDA App

the extra speed of the OC makes a big different on the games, that's the reason I like it... Games run smoother with the OC kernel.... do the test.. try to run Abduction with the stock Kernel for a while and then with the OC.. you'll see the difference... also Live Wallpapers with the stock kernel is choppy... it is smooth with the OC.

Hell my nexus one has been over clocked since the day I got it (rooted that same day ) not that a 1ghz phone really needs it. Well the Nexus One maybe for gaming but my Captivate and Vibrant on the other hand doesn't need it period. You won't get better performance gaming with any other android handset out there to date. Still my Captivate is over clocked to 1.2ghz lol. Like I say there's something fun about pushing the limits.
It really just another thing to tweak and play around with on your device. It's always fun to push the limits.

There are several reason why I would like to overclock. 1. The 3D photo gallery loads photos really slow with the stock kernel, but with an overclocked kernel the pics loaded very quickly. 2. It's nice to run a 3D game or two without chopping. Just to name a couple. It would be nice to have an Aria kernel that works with all of the phones hardware. And showing off benchmark number is nice as well.

i only got 6.9 mflops on my x10 benchmark!

Hello folks,
I just tried to benchmark my x10 with linpack and got only 6.8 or 6.9 mflops. is this normal, is there anything i can do to make it get a higher score?
I'm using the latest .435 firmware and rooted and have all the junk pps from the 'x10 junk apps' thread removed from my phone.
Thanks for any help.

How does the phone perform? Are you satisfied with it or does it lag considerably? A benchmark really means nothing other than bragging rights. If it feels fast and feels good then why worry about mflops?
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If you look in the developer forum just pick one of the ROMs and you will find info on enabling JIT
Sent from my 2.2.1 Beta4 using XDA App

My score for mflops is always around 39 and my highest is 40+
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xxcysxx said:
Hello folks,
I just tried to benchmark my x10 with linpack and got only 6.8 or 6.9 mflops. is this normal, is there anything i can do to make it get a higher score?
I'm using the latest .435 firmware and rooted and have all the junk pps from the 'x10 junk apps' thread removed from my phone.
Thanks for any help.
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whether you updated via flashtool or through seus or pc companion, to optimize your phone is very simple especially if not wanting to root or install custom roms. download latest flash tool, once installed and up and running. make sure your phone is set on debug mode. connect to usb and plug into comp. though you may not want the apps that are in the custom folder. hit the customize button, you can remove them later. you will now notice that the optimize button is now highlighted in black. click on that button and let it install the files. This installs JiTv2 Files. this will bring mflops up and quad scores up. it however will not give very high scores. quad will be around 800-850 tops. mflops will be increased to about 20-30 maybe 35. notice on quad when running the rotating planets test. you might hit 33fps!!! instead of the supposed 30 that its only suppose to get. if you run neocore test you might only peg and 25-28. Good Luck!!

-OP
try running the test again after the unit has settled down (no activity for a while). you might get different results.

hit the customize button, you can remove them later. you will now notice that the optimize button is now highlighted in black. click on that button and let it install the files. This installs JiTv2 Files
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Hi SErooted,
thank you for your helpfull respond. i pressed the customize and then the optimize button like you said and the phone rebooted and the result was better. linpack now get about 32 and some change, quadrant about 757, and neocore about 21fps, shouldn't neocore get better frame rate than this?
can i get it even faster than this?
i have heard about clearing the dalvik chache when installing JIT for the first time. well i didn't clear any cache when i press that customize or optimizer button. did it do it automatically or do i still have to do it manually?
what i wanted was to have the interface and games run fluid and smooth. like no studder at all.
does the processor throttle down when the system is at idle?
should i overclock?
also, i have notice the video recording in hd mode have less studdering now. though its still there, but less. do you think it probably have anything to do with the memory card performance. i'm still using the stock 8gb that originally came with the phone.
My score for mflops is always around 39 and my highest is 40+
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hello Michael7168,
thank you for your respond to my message. can you please elaporate more on your statement. is this an x10 you using? i would like to get this result too.
furthermore, i prefer not to use custom firmware at the moment as i use this phone frequently day-to-day and i need to have full functionality of it and reliably. custom firmware are still buggy and lacks some functionality of the phone that i still find usefull for my daily task. but if there is a better custom firmware that really does utilize all of the phone functionality, then please point me in that direction.

xxcysxx said:
Hi SErooted,
thank you for your helpfull respond. i pressed the customize and then the optimize button like you said and the phone rebooted and the result was better. linpack now get about 32 and some change, quadrant about 757, and neocore about 21fps, shouldn't neocore get better frame rate than this?
can i get it even faster than this?
i have heard about clearing the dalvik chache when installing JIT for the first time. well i didn't clear any cache when i press that customize or optimizer button. did it do it automatically or do i still have to do it manually?
what i wanted was to have the interface and games run fluid and smooth. like no studder at all.
does the processor throttle down when the system is at idle?
should i overclock?
also, i have notice the video recording in hd mode have less studdering now. though its still there, but less. do you think it probably have anything to do with the memory card performance. i'm still using the stock 8gb that originally came with the phone.
hello Michael7168,
thank you for your respond to my message. can you please elaporate more on your statement. is this an x10 you using? i would like to get this result too.
furthermore, i prefer not to use custom firmware at the moment as i use this phone frequently day-to-day and i need to have full functionality of it and reliably. custom firmware are still buggy and lacks some functionality of the phone that i still find usefull for my daily task. but if there is a better custom firmware that really does utilize all of the phone functionality, then please point me in that direction.
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Hello xxcysxx,
yes neocore normally runs higher scores. round about 27-28 avg. i personally havent ran a stock firmware since right around mid december. i have alternated with a few and have finally settled on z.s 2.2b4. and have checked all roms available to find which is best. and custom firmware is sometimes shere you get the desired result. i have done some testing on my x10 with various settings and roms and will be happy to share with you what i have going on. my phone is very responsive. quad scores as of ten minutes ago was 2011 without having overclock widget installed. if yo install overclock widget and max out on screen and off screen min and max to 998mhz, you can achieve slightly higher quad scores. but really not needed if you follow settings below. i have a free app from market sysctl. it works!! not sure if you have read the thread on it yet but if not i will have to post there as i have found perfect settings for performance but at cost of battery drain. install if you have root, if not, the call to root is yours.
if interested.... download sysctl from market.
min free kb: 900000
dirty ratio:500000
dirty background:200000
vfs cache pressure:10
Oom allocating: checked
like i said performance not battery. i know for battery saving settings set these numbers close to what the default are. the lower the better battery, the higher, performance.
if you are really worried about daily performance and custom roms.... when/if you decide. i recommend eminence for 2.1 theme of your choice but i really dig bitsnackers theme its awsome and who wouldnt think a tron looking buzzlightyear isnt cool? its awsome. has a cool bootlogo too. all phone funstionality is there video, camera, flash. EVERYTHING!!
BELOW>>> Optimized, xrecovery, root<<<< ENABLED
if you are interested in a 2.2 rom which really does boost speed on phone and what not. i recommend z's 2.2beta4 as video is not working as of yet you might hold off. if you dont use video you should be ok with camera for now and that works. install gappsfreex10, z's data2sd, and theme of your choice. i like xfx10 cant remember name of creator (sorry) but this theme is great! all of theme are great to be honest this is just the one i use.
2.3 roms are out and they are snappy alone without having any adjustments, however there are things that dont work, camera is really the only thing i can think of right now. but by this time it might be fixed, cant say havent checked status but will when done replying.
you can install and run sysctl on these roms as well and gives great boost.
update: not sure if this is a result of sysctl or problems due to network overrun... mflops as of now are 3.2 i normally run 38+. Mmmmm, I wonder?
update 2: double checked after a little while and low mflops was due to network overload not settings. also once upon reboot from my settings i have a quad score of 2233. screen shot below. mflops picked back up but yet are not as high as usual 34.xx
as well to answer on dalvik cache... yes clear cache and also install cache cleaner from market. i have mine set to clear every twelve hours. when installing custom rom not always a case but recommend to wipe user data as well. a few minutes to reset your phone and make sure everything smooth is worth doing this. as well, clear battery stats.
either way, let me know what you guys think and if these settings help.
SErooted

SErooted said:
Hello xxcysxx,
yes neocore normally runs higher scores. round about 27-28 avg. i personally havent ran a stock firmware since right around mid december. i have alternated with a few and have finally settled on z.s 2.2b4. and have checked all roms available to find which is best. and custom firmware is sometimes shere you get the desired result. i have done some testing on my x10 with various settings and roms and will be happy to share with you what i have going on. my phone is very responsive. quad scores as of ten minutes ago was 2011 without having overclock widget installed. if yo install overclock widget and max out on screen and off screen min and max to 998mhz, you can achieve slightly higher quad scores. but really not needed if you follow settings below. i have a free app from market sysctl. it works!! not sure if you have read the thread on it yet but if not i will have to post there as i have found perfect settings for performance but at cost of battery drain. install if you have root, if not, the call to root is yours.
if interested.... download sysctl from market.
min free kb: 900000
dirty ratio:500000
dirty background:200000
vfs cache pressure:10
Oom allocating: checked
like i said performance not battery. i know for battery saving settings set these numbers close to what the default are. the lower the better battery, the higher, performance.
if you are really worried about daily performance and custom roms.... when/if you decide. i recommend eminence for 2.1 theme of your choice but i really dig bitsnackers theme its awsome and who wouldnt think a tron looking buzzlightyear isnt cool? its awsome. has a cool bootlogo too. all phone funstionality is there video, camera, flash. EVERYTHING!!
BELOW>>> Optimized, xrecovery, root<<<< ENABLED
if you are interested in a 2.2 rom which really does boost speed on phone and what not. i recommend z's 2.2beta4 as video is not working as of yet you might hold off. if you dont use video you should be ok with camera for now and that works. install gappsfreex10, z's data2sd, and theme of your choice. i like xfx10 cant remember name of creator (sorry) but this theme is great! all of theme are great to be honest this is just the one i use.
2.3 roms are out and they are snappy alone without having any adjustments, however there are things that dont work, camera is really the only thing i can think of right now. but by this time it might be fixed, cant say havent checked status but will when done replying.
you can install and run sysctl on these roms as well and gives great boost.
update: not sure if this is a result of sysctl or problems due to network overrun... mflops as of now are 3.2 i normally run 38+. Mmmmm, I wonder?
update 2: double checked after a little while and low mflops was due to network overload not settings. also once upon reboot from my settings i have a quad score of 2233. screen shot below. mflops picked back up but yet are not as high as usual 34.xx
as well to answer on dalvik cache... yes clear cache and also install cache cleaner from market. i have mine set to clear every twelve hours. when installing custom rom not always a case but recommend to wipe user data as well. a few minutes to reset your phone and make sure everything smooth is worth doing this. as well, clear battery stats.
either way, let me know what you guys think and if these settings help.
SErooted
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holy sh*t. is that benchmark test at the bottom for your X10?

TidusWulf said:
holy sh*t. is that benchmark test at the bottom for your X10?
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no the one at the top where it says your device. 2233
or how about now after i modded my sysctl settings.screen shot below taken just seconds before this post

xxcysxx said:
Hello folks,
I just tried to benchmark my x10 with linpack and got only 6.8 or 6.9 mflops. is this normal, is there anything i can do to make it get a higher score?
I'm using the latest .435 firmware and rooted and have all the junk pps from the 'x10 junk apps' thread removed from my phone.
Thanks for any help.
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Install JIT from here.

batman_112 said:
Install JIT from here.
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i have alternated with a few and have finally settled on z.s 2.2b4, and have checked all roms available to find which is best. and custom firmware is sometimes shere you get the desired result..
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thank you for your respond again.
your generic test result has me sold to custom firmware. i want to try it out to see what i'm really missing.
so to your experience, z's 2.2 b4 has all functionality of the device working with only the exception of the video recording? is that correct?
perhaps i can live with that for now. i frequently record my baby playing around the house and playing outside, that's why i prefer to keep the camcorder.
perhaps i will find an old phone laying around in the house just to get by while i'm going on an adventure on custom firmware.
if yo install overclock widget and max out on screen and off screen min and max to 998mhz, you can achieve slightly higher quad scores.
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will keep this overclocking widget in mind. i just recently learned that you cant clock the processor past 1Ghz without sucessfully cracking the bootloader first. so overclocking is not going anywhere for now.
i have a free app from market sysctl. it works!!
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yes, i done this already. but still learing on settings.
i have found perfect settings for performance but at cost of battery drain. install if you have root, if not, the call to root is yours.
if interested.... download sysctl from market.
min free kb: 900000
dirty ratio:500000
dirty background:200000
vfs cache pressure:10
Oom allocating: checked
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on your x10 running at these settings, can you go at least a full day of work on a single charge with frequent text messaging, internet browsing, and phone calls?
no video games or leisure activity involve. full day of work as in taking the phone off the charger in the moning and comming home around eight or nine o'clock in the evening.
i recommend eminence for 2.1 theme of your choice but i really dig bitsnackers theme its awsome and who wouldnt think a tron looking buzzlightyear isnt cool? its awsome. has a cool bootlogo too. all phone funstionality is there video, camera, flash. EVERYTHING!!
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i'm confused here. is eminence 2.1 a custom firmware or is it a theme for android 2.1 firmware?
if it is a modified sony ericsson 2.1 stock firmware with a different theme, then i'm not interested.
however, if it is a fully ported open source 2.1 android firmware, (not tamper with by sony ericsson) then this is good news. i really hope it is this!
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i have a question about xrecovery.
are you familiar with bare metal restore, acronis true image, or norton ghost.
i use these software to customize my laptop for different occations. whether i use my laptop to play games with my buddies at break hours durring schools, or do homework assignments in the library, or other general work. all i have to do is lay the image at boot and i have a completely different pc. it can be any os using any software customize in anyway, and took about five to ten minutes to lay down the image.
now back to the xrecovery question. can i do a "full backup" or a complete snap shot of the flash of my current android os and then restore it back at a later time in the same state and condition it was in just before i left it?
this is just incase i might have a remorse when i try the custom firmware.
i put a lot of time in making all the settings and adjustments just to the way i like it and i prefer not to have to do it all over again.
I have another question about the JIT software.
how many jit versions are out there?
i'm using the x10 flash tool version 0.2.6 to install the jit software on my phone. do you know what version of jit was distributed with this flash tool version?
thanks again, your time and help is very much appreciated.

your generic test result has me sold to custom firmware. i want to try it out to see what i'm really missing.
Bold step... always worth a shot.
so to your experience, z's 2.2 b4 has all functionality of the device working with only the exception of the video recording? is that correct?
perhaps i can live with that for now. i frequently record my baby playing around the house and playing outside, that's why i prefer to keep the camcorder.
perhaps i will find an old phone laying around in the house just to get by while i'm going on an adventure on custom firmware.
i always keep several older phones for camera use, or other things so this is always a good idea.
will keep this overclocking widget in mind. i just recently learned that you cant clock the processor past 1Ghz without sucessfully cracking the bootloader first. so overclocking is not going anywhere for now.
i agree in holding off, really overclock widget should be utilizes when operating stock 1.6. anything after that 2.1 2.2 2.3 their optimized with jit or are optimized enough without it
on your x10 running at these settings, can you go at least a full day of work on a single charge with frequent text messaging, internet browsing, and phone calls?
no video games or leisure activity involve. full day of work as in taking the phone off the charger in the moning and comming home around eight or nine o'clock in the evening.
these settings, im actually getting stats on this today as i was modding my phone alot yesterday and did not much have chance to let charge until last night. will let you know how well those settings work through out the day.
i'm confused here. is eminence 2.1 a custom firmware or is it a theme for android 2.1 firmware?
if it is a modified sony ericsson 2.1 stock firmware with a different theme, then i'm not interested.
however, if it is a fully ported open source 2.1 android firmware, (not tamper with by sony ericsson) then this is good news. i really hope it is this!
to my knowledge is has not been tampered with by sony, cant recall if the dev had placed any se apks in theme. but it is a great rom. so is blue sparks. if going 2.1 anyway. these are roms and not just themes overlay. so should be as open source as the dev made it.
i have a question about xrecovery, can i do a "full backup" or a complete snap shot of the flash of my current android os and then restore it back at a later time in the same state and condition it was in just before i left it?
this is just incase i might have a remorse when i try the custom firmware.
i put a lot of time in making all the settings and adjustments just to the way i like it and i prefer not to have to do it all over again.
yes you can. when in xrecovery, go to back up and restore. and backup. this will save all settings, phone book, contacts text message, everything! if not happy with custom software you have installed. just go back to xrecovery>backup and restore> restore. back to 2.1 software before the custom rom
I have another question about the JIT software.
how many jit versions are out there?
i'm using the x10 flash tool version 0.2.6 to install the jit software on my phone. do you know what version of jit was distributed with this flash tool version?
the JiT version that is with the new flashtool is JiTv2 i believe.. dont quote me on that. i believe it is as i have looked at the files in the optimizer and compared them to the copy of JiTv2 i have saved on my comp. to my knowledge, there is only two versions. again, dont quote me on it. i havent seen an chatter going on about newer versions so this might be all we get. not sure though
thanks again, your time and help is very much appreciated.[/QUOTE]
always happy to try and help.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=935919
Refer this
Cheers!
AdY

SErooted said:
your generic test result has me sold to custom firmware. i want to try it out to see what i'm really missing.
Sorry took so long to kget back to you. hope you catch this.
Sysctl settings really dont make large change in how fast all functions of the phone operate. most increase in performance for settings is shutdown and power on time. as well as a little better scrolling of menus.
basically running the 2.2 software from z or trip, adding the data2sd.zip will get you well into having quad scores of 2+++. if aiming for higher closer to around 3000. which i am very near doing. ill show when i have the proof not till then
anyway, getting mid 2+++ scores and higher, do require using something like set cpu or Overclock widget, in order to get your phone to run at top speed while doing the test..
after that run a test then another and so on until you have achieved what is perfect W/O for you.
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i did tried the setting parameters you suggested earlier before your latest post and i found the improvement is not that noticable, but the battery did die very quick. i found the original configuration work just fine at this point.
i'm still doing some reading on the custom firmware to make sure i make the proper approach without any hickups. i still have a lot of school work to finish and a part time job so the custom firmware is moving along quite slowly.

[REF][SCRIPTS] Android Optimization Tips - Captivate(UPDATED 10/19/2011)

Introduction
I've made a Definite Guide on Android thread for i9000 that focuses on a few optimizations/scripts I've picked up over the months I've spent on XDA. I truly enjoyed sharing my knowledge with the i9000 community and since the tips/guide/scripts can also be applied here (save some exceptions that I would list down below),I would like to share this with the Captivate community too.
Exceptions
Take note that the guide is primarily for i9000 units. There are a few differences I can note here that you should be aware of:
1. The guide points out some kernels/ROMs that are for i9000. Hence the phones you are using may have different ROMs/kernels that may or may not correlate with the one in the guide.
2. The guide also mentions some apps/tweaks that are particularly alien to your unit and you may have never encountered it in your use of your phone or in XDA. Please ignore them for now, I'll make an effort to make the guide compatible in the future (with feedback from you guys of course )
3. Journaling scripts that are attached like the JournalingOn.zip and Acid Tweaks - Removed Useless Stuff and 00remount may not work well with your unit or it may completely brick it. I don't know this, but if you can post your mount partition configuration, I am willing to make the scripts work for you. You only have to type "mount" on your Terminal Emulator and provide the output to me, and I'll provide the rest. Zach's script however, have high compatibility towards a lot of phones, and thus can be used for your unit. Take note that there is a slight risk that it won't work well. If it doesn't, please post your problems here, and I'll try to fix it. Hence, it's best that you make a nandroid backup before attempting to use any tweaks here.
3. I've compiled a guide on a few notable tweaks in XDA here: LINK. If you would like me to evaluate scripts/tweaks/anything that you do not understand due to their terms being alien to you, I'll be glad to explain it here
Guide
You can refer to the guide here:
LINK

pikachu01 said:
Introduction
I've made an Android Optimization Tips thread for i9000 that focuses on a few optimizations/scripts I've picked up over the months I've spent on XDA. I truly enjoyed sharing my knowledge with the i9000 community and since the tips/guide/scripts can also be applied here (save some exceptions that I would list down below),I would like to share this with the Captivate community too.
Exceptions
Take note that the guide is primarily for i9000 units. There are a few differences I can note here that you should be aware of:
1. The guide points out some kernels/ROMs that are for i9000. Hence the phones you are using may have different ROMs/kernels that may or may not correlate with the one in the guide.
2. The guide also mentions some apps/tweaks that are particularly alien to your unit and you may have never encountered it in your use of your phone or in XDA. Please ignore them for now, I'll make an effort to make the guide compatible in the future (with feedback from you guys of course )
3. Journaling scripts that are attached like the JournalingOn.zip and Acid Tweaks - Removed Useless Stuff and 00remount may not work well with your unit or it may completely brick it. I don't know this, but if you can post your mount partition configuration, I am willing to make the scripts work for you. You only have to type "mount" on your Terminal Emulator and provide the output to me, and I'll provide the rest. Zach's script however, have high compatibility towards a lot of phones, and thus can be used for your unit. Take note that there is a slight risk that it won't work well. If it doesn't, please post your problems here, and I'll try to fix it. Hence, it's best that you make a nandroid backup before attempting to use any tweaks here.
3. I've compiled a guide on a few notable tweaks in XDA here: LINK. If you would like me to evaluate scripts/tweaks/anything that you do not understand due to their terms being alien to you, I'll be glad to explain it here
Guide
You can refer to the guide here:
LINK
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can this work on stock rom？

q659503934 said:
can this work on stock rom？
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Which tweak are you particularly interested in? Yes, they will work on stock ROM, but you could tell me which you are particularly interested in, and I can tell you how it would work

pikachu01 said:
Which tweak are you particularly interested in? Yes, they will work on stock ROM, but you could tell me which you are particularly interested in, and I can tell you how it would work
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the Script tweaks，i think it's most usefull

q659503934 said:
the Script tweaks，i think it's most usefull
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The script tweaks can be used in a stock ROM, but you would need a custom kernel that supports init.d.

pikachu01 said:
The script tweaks can be used in a stock ROM, but you would need a custom kernel that supports init.d.
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the post you published is helpful，ths

Well I sport your thread in my sig now, but nice to see you've made a thread for Capy users to get more exposure and discuss it.

Kyuta Syuko said:
Well I sport your thread in my sig now, but nice to see you've made a thread for Capy users to get more exposure and discuss it.
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Thanks for the sig up
Yes, I would want to share this knowledge with as many people as possible. Thank you for helping my effort!

Great guide, just one problem, I've deleted the system apps you've written, and the notification bar is gone lol :S Do you have any clue which app is it?

Elad92 said:
Great guide, just one problem, I've deleted the system apps you've written, and the notification bar is gone lol :S Do you have any clue which app is it?
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The only one I'm not confident at is Perso. That's why it's better to freeze it rather than delete it. Deleting it makes it harder to restore.
You can freeze it with System Tuner (free app) or Titanium Backup Pro (Paid)

Of course I was freezing, but a quick reboot solve the problem.. Thanks again for this great guide!
As for the memory leaks problem, can you explain more? Will I have to write those commands every time the phone is being laggy?

Elad92 said:
Of course I was freezing, but a quick reboot solve the problem.. Thanks again for this great guide!
As for the memory leaks problem, can you explain more? Will I have to write those commands every time the phone is being laggy?
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Great
There's a script called drop in the 3rd post. You can use it with Script Manager once you feel the lag coming in. However, to get rid of the lag entirely, you have to tweak the LMK so that free memory doesn't drop below a certain threshold. You can use Auto Memory Manager or Supercharger for that.

Thanks, used this first way, created a nice widget that will do the script

pikachu, just wanted to let you know. Your scripts are incredible. The difference in battery life after adding the 2 scripts to init.d is incredible. I was going through the one. I'm on Apex 10.1 w/ TalonDev 0.5.1.3 was wondering if there would be any added benefit of changing the awake_governor to OnDemandX instead of Ondemand and if you could recommend any other fun things I can try that would be great also.
EDIT: Also still in my init.d is the s70_darky_zipalign scripted would it be recommended to remove that or keep it.

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pikachu, just wanted to let you know. Your scripts are incredible. The difference in battery life after adding the 2 scripts to init.d is incredible. I was going through the one. I'm on Apex 10.1 w/ TalonDev 0.5.1.3 was wondering if there would be any added benefit of changing the awake_governor to OnDemandX instead of Ondemand and if you could recommend any other fun things I can try that would be great also.
EDIT: Also still in my init.d is the s70_darky_zipalign scripted would it be recommended to remove that or keep it.
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Yes, the VM settings actually save more battery as the number of I/O transactions are kept at the minimum.
You can change it to OndemandX, but OndemandX's main difference with Ondemand is the sleep code as well as the high threshold (95 opposed to 80 in Ondemand). This would result in a generally more powersaving but slower scaling method.
Since conservative is already used when sleeping, using OndemandX is counterproductive IMHO.
The darky zipalign script doesn't work as Darky rom doesn't come with the zipalign binary. You can zipalign with Rom Toolbox (in the market). Also 99.9% of APKs that are used are already zipaligned from the start(you can check this with Rom Toolbox). Don't need to zipalign again.

pikachu01 said:
Yes, the VM settings actually save more battery as the number of I/O transactions are kept at the minimum.
You can change it to OndemandX, but OndemandX's main difference with Ondemand is the sleep code as well as the high threshold (95 opposed to 80 in Ondemand). This would result in a generally more powersaving but slower scaling method.
Since conservative is already used when sleeping, using OndemandX is counterproductive IMHO.
The darky zipalign script doesn't work as Darky rom doesn't come with the zipalign binary. You can zipalign with Rom Toolbox (in the market). Also 99.9% of APKs that are used are already zipaligned from the start(you can check this with Rom Toolbox). Don't need to zipalign again.
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I made a mistake here. Rom Toolbox doesn't zipalign your APKs well. It failed to detect an unzipaligned APK in my ROM. I will publish a guide to zipalign, but it's pretty much manually done.

Made some pretty big changes to the guide.
Please refer to it when you have the time!

working tweaks for cm7 wildfire?

anybody tried the v6 supercharger and loopy????

Yes v6 works fine, didn't really see such a great improvement in speed but I presume that's mostly just because of our phones low end spec, I prefer not to tweak so much now though so I don't use any memory tweaks anymore........

Tried v6. Didn't notice any difference at all.

Ahh the good old placebo scripts. Don't bother with them, they either don't do anything or tweak stuff that android/Linux are perfectly good at managing for themselves.
Sent from my Galaxy S2 running CM9 Alpha

but it works superbly in p500 roms,
really good, look this rom full of scripts
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1382033

Just because there are lots of scripts in a rom doesn't make them any good.
Have you looked at what the supercharger script is doing? Do you understand the changes it makes? There are a lot of things in that script that simply do not apply to android, the rest are placebo effects or "tweaks" that do nothing for real world usage and just boost scores in quadrant.
Sent from my Galaxy S2 running CM9 Alpha

schiznik said:
Just because there are lots of scripts in a rom doesn't make them any good.
Have you looked at what the supercharger script is doing? Do you understand the changes it makes? There are a lot of things in that script that simply do not apply to android, the rest are placebo effects or "tweaks" that do nothing for real world usage and just boost scores in quadrant.
Sent from my Galaxy S2 running CM9 Alpha
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im talking abt smooth scrolling and ram management... -.-
not quadrant scores zzzz

Even if you do go for the V6 Script,a bit of advice - stay away from the network / 3g tweaks. There are quite a few not-so-happy endings on the Wildfire forum for people who used them. (Which involved using an RUU to go back to a stock sense ROM, rerooting and coming back to CM)

I respect everyone's view on this kind of stuff and each to there own. Here's my take on them.
After numerous attempts of getting v6 to run I managed it only to have it screw my phone up totally and as 3xeno stated I had a ballache getting my phone back lol.
Juuwes script thing was easy to install but I seriously couldn't tell you if it was doing anything as I noticed no improvement.
Now at the times when everyone was going mad for these kind of tweaks I came across an app called autokiller memory optimizer.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1267425
To this day I swear by this little beauty. Some may say I be under the placebo spell but I doubt it with the amount of times I've run my phone with and without the app through numerous scenarios and I always end up setting it back up again. To me this is my preferred method as I can set exactly what I want tweaking, lower certain apps oom levels and set totally custom low memory kill levels too,I've yet to see a script that gives me that control.!!! The advanced options are very good too e.g changing my sdread speed and lowering my wifi scan time. Ok enough of the selling lol I have no connection to this app or the dev but I seriously recommend everyone to try it. Hey if its not for you then go try one of the others mentioned.
" once its gone,its GONE."

HTC_One_M8 kernel discussion thread

Here is the awesome Sense 8 Transformation Mod for S.Rom JW 5.4.0 by @krazie1.
I know this isn't kernel related but i felt this was so awesome it deserved an op. Enjoy!!!
Credit to sun_dream & topjohnwu for such an incredible rom. Credit to topjohnwu for Sense 7 UI.
-Added Sense 8 Backup
-Added Sense 8 PowerStripWidget
-Added Sense 8 Setup Wizard
-Added Sense 8 Data Usage
-Added Sense 8 Car
-Added Sense 8 Browser
-Added Sense 8 Calendar
-Added Sense 8 Flashlight
-Added Sense 8 Gallery
-Added Sense 8 Home
-Added Sense 8 HTC Advantage
-Added Sense 8 Dialer
-Added Sense 8 EPS Launcher
-Added Sense 8 File Manager
-Added Sense 8 Lockscreen
-Added Sense 8 Power Manager
-Added Sense 8 RingtoneTrimmer
-Added Sense 8 Sound Recorder
-Added Sense 8 Voice
-Added Sense 8 Weather
-Added Sense 8 Mail
-Added Sense 8 Message
-Added Sense 8 Settings
-Added Sense 8 SystemUI (Fixes from Andybones, Thanks)
-Added Sense 8 Touchpal
-Added Sense 8 Wifi Hotspot
-Added Sense 8 Clock
-Added Sense 8 Sounds
-Added Sense 8 Bootanimation
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Hey everyone, here is another update to the Sense 8 Mod for S.Rom JW 5.4.0. This includes updated apps, that's it. Full Changes below:
Credit to sun_dream & topjohnwu for such an incredible rom.
-Added HTC Boost+ 1.50.792952
-Updated HTC Calendar 8.20.776481
-Updated HTC File Manager 7.70.777529
-Updated HTC Sense Home 8.14.781908
-Updated HTC Weather 8.00.786932
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24651430732236373
Sense 7 QuickSettings Mod for S.Rom JW 5.4.0
-Sense 7 Quicksettings
-Sense 7 Recents
-Small AM/PM
DOWNLOAD:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24651430732234783

Hi guys I thought I'd start this thread so we can talk about anything kernel related, this can be anything from battery to benchmarks to trouble shooting or best setups for hotplugs governors or schedulers.
I hope this may be a friendly and helpful thread with anyone welcome to contribute.
Massive thanks to @LeeDroid for am amazing rom.
Thanks also to @lyapota
Thanks @flar2
Thanks @MassStash
Thanks @PwnCakes193
Thanks @Evolutionmods
Thanks @clumsy1991
I'd also like to thank all the people involved in the threads used for the info.
More thanks to follow...
[quote name="JellyKitkatLoli" post=60504903]Since there's so much kernel talk on this thread I am just going to sum this for once and all at least of today.
Disclaimer : The organization Performance>Battery goes by how it is right from the box, No kernel APPs, no anything, just defult settings the kernels come with and what you should expect from those, however they are also a great guideline to know what you're going to get primarily, even after tweaking, This is based on My experience along with other User's from the Kernel's respective threads and from different ROM threads.
Best performance : https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95916177934546156 And in case you're doubting here's a little peek from AnTuTu, Remember no tweaks
[Just for Reference, Stock is around 45k~46k.] , Daily usage is a bit faster too along with gaming, I suggest to add gboost and usbfast charge. However the battery life is like I've said down below IS lower than what it normally COULD be under the right tweaks [Compared to STOCK] but it still is a monstrous battery life (Compared to the other devices on the market hehe ), and if you LOVE [every other Kernel will only be less by what? 0.1 MS? This is for the powerusers] foresaid stuff such as gaming and multitasking this is the right choice .
Hybird going more towards performance : http://forum.xda-developers.com/htc-one-m8/orig-development/kernel-quantum-t2993647
All in one Hybrid : http://forum.xda-developers.com/htc-one-m8/orig-development/kernel-lonelyx-001-t2881605 Recommendation : Universal ramdisk
Hybrid : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2705613 / http://forum.xda-developers.com/htc-one-m8/development/kernel-hypernova1-3-0-t2955537 Alternative [Port] for CDMA Devices ; VZW&Sprint.
Best Battery life : http://themikmik.com/showthread.php?16336-KERNEL-SENSE-ALL-M8-VARIANTS-BeyondStockᵀᴹ-v2-1-0 - Read the thread and you'll understand why it has the best battery life, It's just stock with SUPPORT THAT YOU SHOULD HAVE, If you like STOCK kernel and wanna use MultiBoot this is the answer, Expect stock-like performance but a bit better battery.
Pick what you think is best for YOU, I have sorted it out based on performance > battery life (Furthermore all have great performance, SD Exceeds at that though.
My favorite Kernels Would be; Skydragon as I like squeezing my performance to the limit,Lyapota's kernel as it's working great overall but it can be iffy, BeyondStock since it's just the best solution for a roadwarrior and back2basic.
I would do the amount of bugs user's find and encounter however it's very user specific and mileage may vary, So sorting the kernels and organizing them by battery and performance is the best. [/QUOTE]
Thanks @JellyKitkatLoli
Code craft powerhouse kernel.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3005669
ElementalX kernel.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2705613
Leedroid kernel.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3143448
Remember! Some kernels come with init.d scripts to set values at boot, you may want to check your init.d folder and delete old kernel scripts or you can just dirty flash your rom before flashing a new kernel.
Battery saving tips....
for those wanted to squeeze as much juice as they can out of our m8's.
In accounts and sync go to google and uncheck any syncs you don't need,
In developer options uncheck show animations and allow mock locations,
In display and gestures uncheck ambient display you can also turn off motion gestures if you don't need them and then of auto brightness,
set your brightness manually and try to keep it below 30%
Set screen off time out to 30 seconds or less.
In sound settings uncheck pocket mode, sounds and vibrate.
Turn off auto sync and auto rotate.
use HTC power saver, most of the time performance is perfectly adequate unless playing high end games in which case to can turn it off,
Set GPS to device only not battery saving google messed that up lol.
You can use app ops to deny wake up on syncing apps like google play services facebook and google + ect.
And of course use greenify to hibernate games and apps that are not in constant use,
it's not wise to hibernate sync apps like google+ and facebook and google services this leads to excessive wakelocks,
It's also not wise to hibernate system apps unless it's apps you can download from the playstore and they're not important.
Here is some great info on battery saving.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2785128
Here some some info thanks to @MassStash about mako hotplug it's interesting reading if your looking to try different hotplugs.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2532422
Some info on governors and schedulers again [email protected]
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1369817
I found this also it's pretty in depth.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3048957
IMO best free kernel tuning app.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2986129
Here is a modded Google Play services with less wakelocks.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3078082
Some info on PVS.bin
Thanks @MassStash
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2807173
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2228246
Here's a guide on tweaking interactive governor
Thanks @ MassStash
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2769899
Here's a hack to disable multitasking restrictions on HTC phones.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3039223
Here's a hack to increase fps for better performance.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3108786
Here's a nice new tweak package you might want to try it does a nice job speeding things up thanks @leather.face"Golden Droid Tweaks" modified
for the - LeeDroid
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3240370

LeeDroid Rom kernel discussion.
Here is a modified version of elemental x with better memory management and zram and improved battery life. Thanks @alex6600
ElementalX repack
This repack of Flar2 ElementalX 7.00 kernel.
Changes:
* Add LZ4 compression/decompression
* LZ4 compression for zram (faster than default LZO)
* Multithreading compression for zram
* Memory/Math related function optimization
* Disabled some logging
* Changed compiler to Linaro 4.9.4 for Cortex A15 from Christopher83
Warning
Installer make some changes in /etc/fstab.swap file!
New file should looks like this*:
# Android fstab file for enabling zRAM on 2GB device
# zramsize is mandatory and indicates how much uncompressed memory you want the zram area to hold.
# Compression ratios in the 30-50% range are usually observed.
#
/dev/block/zram0 none swap defaults zramsize=858993460,swapprio=1000
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* By default, m8 uses 800 MB swap.
Downloads:
New version of ElementalX repack 7.00.3.
This repack of Flar2 ElementalX 7.00 kernel.
Changes:
* GPU default freq 330MHz (like in stock). UI will be smoother.
* Improved compression algorithms
* Minor improvements
!!UPDATE!!
ElementalX repack 7.00.4.
This repack of Flar2 ElementalX 7.00 kernel.
Changes:
* Enabled KSM with HTC KSM Policy (improve power drop impact when KSM is on)
* Motorola's MSM memcpy enhancements
Download ElementalX repack 7.00.4
By default KSM is off. For enable/disable and tuning KSM parameters- use EX Kernel Manager from flar2.
For tuning tons of kernel parameters- I recommend to use EX Kernel Manager from flar2.

Thanks mate ?

Good deal!!! Did you try lONElyx yet?

bford152 said:
Good deal!!! Did you try lONElyx yet?
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Been on it for a while mate. I really like the customisation.

LeeDroid said:
Thanks mate ?
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I thought I'd try and take some strain off lol.

Using lonelyx and pretty satisfied...

bford152 said:
Good deal!!! Did you try lONElyx yet?
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I also recently tried hyper but had sooner minor issues so I reverted to lyapota for these time being.

elandroido said:
Using lonelyx and pretty satisfied...
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It's an awesome kernel for testing purposes.

JellyKitkatLoli said:
Since there's so much kernel talk on this thread I am just going to sum this for once and all at least of today.
Disclaimer : The organization Performance>Battery goes by how it is right from the box, No kernel APPs, no anything, just defult settings the kernels come with and what you should expect from those, however they are also a great guideline to know what you're going to get primarily, even after tweaking, This is based on My experience along with other User's from the Kernel's respective threads and from different ROM threads.
Best performance : https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95916177934546156 And in case you're doubting here's a little peek from AnTuTu, Remember no tweaks
http://i.imgur.com/wC5UMuZ.png [Just for Reference, Stock is around 45k~46k.] , Daily usage is a bit faster too along with gaming, I suggest to add gboost and usbfast charge. However the battery life is like I've said down below IS lower than what it normally COULD be under the right tweaks [Compared to STOCK] but it still is a monstrous battery life (Compared to the other devices on the market hehe ), and if you LOVE [every other Kernel will only be less by what? 0.1 MS? This is for the powerusers] foresaid stuff such as gaming and multitasking this is the right choice .
Hybird going more towards performance : http://forum.xda-developers.com/htc-one-m8/orig-development/kernel-quantum-t2993647
All in one Hybrid : http://forum.xda-developers.com/htc-one-m8/orig-development/kernel-lonelyx-001-t2881605 Recommendation : Universal ramdisk
Hybrid : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2705613 / http://forum.xda-developers.com/htc-one-m8/development/kernel-hypernova1-3-0-t2955537 Alternative [Port] for CDMA Devices ; VZW&Sprint.
Best Battery life : http://themikmik.com/showthread.php?16336-KERNEL-SENSE-ALL-M8-VARIANTS-BeyondStockᵀᴹ-v2-1-0 - Read the thread and you'll understand why it has the best battery life, It's just stock with SUPPORT THAT YOU SHOULD HAVE, If you like STOCK kernel and wanna use MultiBoot this is the answer, Expect stock-like performance but a bit better battery.
Pick what you think is best for YOU, I have sorted it out based on performance > battery life (Furthermore all have great performance, SD Exceeds at that though.
BEST KERNEL EVER THOUGH : LEEDROID LINK : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHg5SJYRHA0 @LeeDroid I would be glad if you would add this to your first post or something so people would actually look at this and take something that fits thier needs.
My favorite Kernels Would be; Skydragon as I like squeezing my performance to the limit,Lyapota's kernel as it's working great overall but it can be iffy, BeyondStock since it's just the best solution for a roadwarrior and back2basic.
I would do the amount of bugs user's find and encounter however it's very user specific and mileage may vary, So sorting the kernels and organizing them by battery and performance is the best.
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Think this quote belongs here

smeejaytee said:
It's an awesome kernel for testing purposes.
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Testing? I actually don't wanna test. I just want a stable kernel capable of HD audio. That's why I chose lonelyx. You think I could have a better choice?

JellyKitkatLoli said:
Think this quote belongs here
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Thank you was going to say I might need your help in this one lol.

JellyKitkatLoli said:
Think this quote belongs here
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How do I get this moved to the op I wonder.

Nice idea here dude so what setup is every1 using?

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How do I get this moved to the op I wonder.
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You could quote it and use hide
JellyKitkatLoli said:
Since there's so much kernel talk on this thread I am just going to sum this for once and all at least of today.
Disclaimer : The organization Performance>Battery goes by how it is right from the box, No kernel APPs, no anything, just defult settings the kernels come with and what you should expect from those, however they are also a great guideline to know what you're going to get primarily, even after tweaking, This is based on My experience along with other User's from the Kernel's respective threads and from different ROM threads.
Best performance : https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95916177934546156 And in case you're doubting here's a little peek from AnTuTu, Remember no tweaks
http://i.imgur.com/wC5UMuZ.png [Just for Reference, Stock is around 45k~46k.] , Daily usage is a bit faster too along with gaming, I suggest to add gboost and usbfast charge. However the battery life is like I've said down below IS lower than what it normally COULD be under the right tweaks [Compared to STOCK] but it still is a monstrous battery life (Compared to the other devices on the market hehe ), and if you LOVE [every other Kernel will only be less by what? 0.1 MS? This is for the powerusers] foresaid stuff such as gaming and multitasking this is the right choice .
Hybird going more towards performance : http://forum.xda-developers.com/htc-one-m8/orig-development/kernel-quantum-t2993647
All in one Hybrid : http://forum.xda-developers.com/htc-one-m8/orig-development/kernel-lonelyx-001-t2881605 Recommendation : Universal ramdisk
Hybrid : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2705613 / http://forum.xda-developers.com/htc-one-m8/development/kernel-hypernova1-3-0-t2955537 Alternative [Port] for CDMA Devices ; VZW&Sprint.
Best Battery life : http://themikmik.com/showthread.php?16336-KERNEL-SENSE-ALL-M8-VARIANTS-BeyondStockᵀᴹ-v2-1-0 - Read the thread and you'll understand why it has the best battery life, It's just stock with SUPPORT THAT YOU SHOULD HAVE, If you like STOCK kernel and wanna use MultiBoot this is the answer, Expect stock-like performance but a bit better battery.
Pick what you think is best for YOU, I have sorted it out based on performance > battery life (Furthermore all have great performance, SD Exceeds at that though.
My favorite Kernels Would be; Skydragon as I like squeezing my performance to the limit,Lyapota's kernel as it's working great overall but it can be iffy, BeyondStock since it's just the best solution for a roadwarrior and back2basic.
I would do the amount of bugs user's find and encounter however it's very user specific and mileage may vary, So sorting the kernels and organizing them by battery and performance is the best.
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Like this
Or do this Reply>copy the post from the
(I've fixed something, so Lee won't get mentioned everytime)

elandroido said:
Testing? I actually don't wanna test. I just want a stable kernel capable of HD audio. That's why I chose lonelyx. You think I could have a better choice?
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I think lyapota had the best sound quality I've heard in a kernel TBH. Better choice is your opinion I can only say try them out and make your decision, there is a kernel guide in the op now mate, it should explain a few things.

BioAlien said:
Nice idea here dude so what setup is every1 using?
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At the moment I'm running stock like settings but planning to learn to tweak governors and such to customise my experience.

@smeejaytee ... thats about time someone in here figured this put ... thx a lot for this thread, mate ... looking forward to many hours in here compiling and refining our devices to utter perfection on top of the most perfect rom ever

I thought it might help there isn't really anywhere to talk about this stuff.