[KERNEL] [Sep5] ElementalX 7.1 | Sense 6/5.5/5 Android 4.4.2/4.3

[KERNEL] [Sep5] ElementalX 7.1 | Sense 6/5.5/5 Android 4.4.2/4.3 - HTC One S

Previous versions:
ElementalX-6.1
ElementalX-6.0
ElementalX-S-4.3
ElementalX-S-4.2
ElementalX-S-3.4
ElementalX-S-3.3
ElementalX-3.2
ElementalX-S-v3.1.1beta: http://goo.gl/B6Xxd
ElementalX-S-v3.1beta: http://goo.gl/0T3B3
ElementalX-S-v3.0beta: http://goo.gl/TWRIU
Elemental-S-v2.5: http://goo.gl/9I8GZ
Elemental-S-v2.2: http://goo.gl/o5xCq
Elemental-S-v2.1: http://goo.gl/aE124
Elemental-S-v1.0: http://goo.gl/MfWmp[/B]
INSTALLATION
1. Do not install over other custom kernels. Please ensure you have the stock kernel installed by reflashing your ROM.
2. Install zip from TWRP Recovery
3. Follow the instructions, if you don't know what to do, use the preselected option
4. Reboot!
Code:
* Standard disclaimer:
* Your warranty is now void. Use at your own risk.
* In other words: It is your choice to use this software,
* I am not responsible for any damage or problems!
Special thanks:
@bilal_liberty for 4.4.2/4.3 port
@pirlano for 4.2.2 port
@showp-1984 for S2W
@tbalden for BLN
NOTES:
Configuration
Your choices in the Aroma installer are used to build a configuration file. The config file is located at /etc/elementalx.conf. You can edit this file to change kernel settings. Whatever is set in this file will take effect when the device is booted (unless other scripts or apps interfere!)
The settings can be changed by editing /etc/elementalx.conf and rebooting. Advanced users can apply settings on the fly by running /etc/init.d/99elementalx as root.
There is no need to edit /etc/init.d/99elementalx. All settings are configured in /etc/elementalx.conf.
If settings are not sticking, make sure the file permissions for /etc/init.d/99elementalx are set to execute. Every time the settings are applied, a log file is created at /data/local/tmp/elementalx-kernel.log. Problems can be diagnosed by looking at the log file.
Please check to see if any /etc/init.d scripts or apps are interfering with your settings If you're on ViperXL, make sure your settings in Venom Tweaks are the same as the ones in /etc/elementalx.conf (for example, sweep2wake settings)
Kernel Tuner
You don't need Kernel Tuner because the ElementalX installer sets everything up automatically, but if you want to check or change settings, Kernel Tuner is recommended. Just be aware that Kernel Tuner is set by default to apply settings on boot, which can interfere with the settings you chose in the ElementalX installer.
CPU Optimization
Vanilla: stock voltages, stock l2 cache frequency, stock bus bandwidth
ElementlaX: increases l2 cache frequency and bus bandwidth, allows you to choose voltage level in installer
Ultra: increases l2 cache frequency and bus bandwidth even more. May cause instability, please test thoroughly for stability if you use this option.
Overclocking
Overclocking (underclocking) is optional. Whatever frequency you chose in the installer will be set at boot for both CPUs. Frequencies can be changed any time using apps like No Frills or Kernel Tuner. WARNING: not all devices can handle overclocking. The stock maximum CPU frequency is 1.5GHz. In versions of the kernel prior to 4.2, the frequencies were labeled wrong so you won't be able to overclock as high with version 4.2+.
CPU voltages
CPU voltages can be changed with Venom Tweaks, Kernel Tuner or System Tuner. Be careful, lowering voltages could cause instability. If you have stability problems even at the highest voltages, try the vanilla version
Minimum CPU frequency
Sets the minimum CPU scaling frequency. 192MHz is the recommended default and should work fine on the vast majority of devices. The 384MHz option is available for devices that experience random reboots while the device is idle. It is recommended that you try increasing the minimum voltage by 25mV before changing the minimum CPU frequency.
Max screen off frequency
This sets the highest CPU frequency available while the screen is off. It is recommended to disable this for stability. Also, do not set this to 192MHz or 384MHz, as many devices experience random reboots at these frequencies. The default is 486MHz, which should be safe for most devices. If you experience random reboots while the device is asleep, set this to a higher frequency. This setting can be changed in /etc/elementalx.conf or using an app like Venom Tweaks.
GPU frequencies
GPU frequencies can now be set on the fly using Kernel Tuner. There is also an option in /etc/elementalx.conf. Available maximum frequencies:
3D GPU: 480 (overclocked) or 400 (stock)
2D GPU: 266 (overclocked) or 200 (stock)
Governors
Intellidemand is the default CPU governor. There are other governors included, however, intellidemend is recommended for best balance of battery life and performance.
Installing a new ROM
If you install a new ROM, it will overwrite /etc/init.d/99elementalx and /etc/elementalx.conf. The kernel will run perfectly fine without these files, but you will lose your settings and certain features.
Sweep2Wake
Sweep2wake allows you to wake up your device by swiping your finger across the capacitive buttons from left to right. Swiping from right to left will put it back to sleep (sweep2sleep). There are now options for sweep2wake/sweep2sleep, sweep2sleep only, and disabled. If you use ViperXL, make sure to enable sweep2wake in Venom Tweaks. Note that in Venom Tweaks, the sweep2sleep only option can be selected by choosing Enable (no buttons backlight).
DoubleTap2Wake
DoubleTap2Wake (DT2W) allows you to wake the device by double tapping the capacitive buttons.
/sys/android_key/doubletap2wake
0=disabled
1=enable doubletap2wake using back button
2=enable doubletap2wake using home button
3=enable doubletap2wake using recent apps button
DoubleTap2Sleep (Version 6.4+ only)
DoubleTap2Sleep (DT2S) allows you to put the device to sleep by double tapping the capacitive buttons.
/sys/android_key/doubletap2sleep
0=disabled
1=enable doubletap2sleep using back button
2=enable doubletap2sleep using home button
3=enable doubletap2sleep using recent apps button
Pocket Detection
Pocket detection protects against accidental wakes while S2W or DT2W are enabled and the phone is in your pocket. Pocket detection uses the proximity sensor. This is disabled by default. You can edit /etc/elementalx.conf to change the setting on boot.
/sys/android_touch/pocket_detect
0=disabled
1=enable pocket detection
Button Light Notification
With Button Light Notification (BLN), the capacitive buttons will blink on and off when you have a new notification. You can edit /etc/elementalx.conf to change the setting on boot.
/sys/class/leds/button-backlight/bln
0 = disabled
1 = BLN enabled
What is zRam (not included in version 6.0)
zRam creates a compressed block device in RAM that is used as swap. Although it claims some of your RAM as swap, everything written to swap is compressed. This increases the apparent memory available to the system and helps with multitasking. Swap files on disk are very slow, but with zRam the swap is on RAM so it can be read as quickly as regular memory. Even though the data need to be decompressed, modern CPUs can decompress quicker than if it had to be to read from disk. The penalty is cpu usage, which could drain battery; however, this is likely negligable in daily use. I didn't enable this by default because not everyone will want it. This is for heavy multitaskers and will allow you to quickly switch between more apps and have more tabs open in your browser without refreshes.
zRam is disabled by default. If you want to enable it, edit /etc/elementalx.conf
change ZRAM=0 to ZRAM=1 and reboot.
You can check if zRam is working by typing the command "free" into the terminal. You should see the total used and free swap. If these are all 0, then zRam is not enabled. Please ensure that other apps are not changing your minfrees, zRam works best with low minfrees and high swappiness.
NTFS support
This is for anyone who wants to use OTG to connect a USB stick or portable harddrive formatted with Microsoft's NTFS filesystem. You will need Stickmount or a similar app, HTC Sense+ won't detect NTFS.
exFAT support (version 6.0 only)
exFAT filesystem support is available on version 6.0 via a kernel module. You will need Stickmoutn or similar app to mount exFAT volumes.
Enable/disable fsync
Disabling fsync can increase filesystem performance. However, there is a small risk of data loss if the system suddenly crashes. If you can't afford to lose data, keep fsync enabled. Many custom kernel disable fsync, I leave it enabled by default for safety reasons.
Game controller support
There is some support for Gamepads, including X-Box and PS3 controllers.
CHANGELOG:
ElementalX 7.0
-support Sense 6/5.5/5 Android 4.4.2/4.3
-various fixes and optimizations
ElementalX 6.4
-fix bln not working without s2w enabled
-add doubletap2sleep
ElementalX 6.3
-fix errors
ElementalX 6.2
-update installer
-fix to work with any hboot
-add ROW i/o scheduler
-various fixes and optimizations
ElementalX 6.1
-fix in-call sound (thanks @pirlano)
ElementalX 6.0
-support for Android 4.2.2
-battery saving and speed tweaks
-compile with linaro 4.7
-update installer
-remove zram
-default governor is ondemand
-default i/o scheduler is fiops
ElementalX 5.0.1
-fix init.d support
ElementalX 5.0
-remove OTG whitelist to enable more devices
-build with Linaro 4.8
-add TCP congestion control algorithms
-default governor is ondemand
-default scheduler is fiops
-update installer (nust be s-off!)
-add pocket detection (disabled by default)
-fix doubletap2wake in deep sleep
-fix sweep2sleep only
-remove 192MHz frequency step
-max screen off default is 702MHz
ElementalX 4.3
-add doubletap2wake
-add button light notification
-fix fm radio
-remove autogroup: group by current UID
-arm/crypto: Add optimized AES and SHA1 routines
ElementalX 4.2
-correct oc frequencies
-adjust l2 cache frequencies
-gpu overclock frequencies now 480 3D and 266 2D
-fix max screen off limit
-various patches from Linaro and CAF
-WiFi module fix (thanks thicklizard)
-avoid loadavg moire
-enable automatic process group scheduling
-max screen off frequency can be disabled
ElementalX 3.4
-optimized build compiled with -O3
-linaro 4.6.3 -> linaro 4.7.3
-force ac for unknown chargers
ElementalX 3.3
-add /dev/frandom
-add force fastcharge
-change makefile optimizations
-tweak init script
ElementalX 3.2
-fix gpu oc
-add row i/o scheduler
-add governors
-use glibc memcpy
-disable gentle fair sleepers
-add zram
-disable qcache
-use zcache and zsmalloc
ElementalX 3.1
-gpu oc
-option to disable fsync
ElementalX 3.0
-HTC Jelly Bean source
-vanilla, elementalx and ultra CPU optimization options
-overclock to 2.1GHz
-minimum frequency 192MHz
-full voltage control
-intellidemand default governor
-fiops default scheduler
-add sweep2wake
-add zRam with snappy compression
-init.d support
-ntfs r/w support
-ARM topology
-fix HDMI refresh rate
-disable gentle fair sleepers
-xz kernel compression
-add fix for crash with wp_mod.ko
-fix installer conflicts
-switch do_fsync() to fget_light()
-CPU1 governor can be set independently
-set max screen off frequency
-choose 192 or 384 minimum CPU frequency
-update cpupower according to cpu load
-adjust readahead to 2048
February 3, 2013 - Elemental-S-JB-v2.5
-added 384 MHz frequency step when selecting 192MHz as min frequency (needed because CPU1 will not stay at 192MHz)
-adjustments to init script
-option to install extra governors (lionheart, lagfree, interactivex2, and badass)
January 26, 2013 - Elemental-S-JB-v2.2
-choose minimum CPU frequency (192MHz or 384MHz)
-option to leave minimum voltage at default
-optimized CPU control module, now reads PVS efuse and sets appropriate voltage levels
-streamlined options and config file
-optional XBox controller support
January 21, 2013 - Elemental-S-v2.1
-Option to completely disable overclocking/undervolting
-If overclocking, choose between optimization for stability or performance
-stability option does not increase L2 cache frequency and bus bandwidth
January 20, 2013 - Elemental-S-v2.0
-added intellidemand governor (default)
-added fiops i/o scheduler (default)
-optional zram with snappy compression
-optional ntfs r/w support
-select minimum voltage (800, 825, 850, 875, or 900mV)
-added 1134 and 1242 MHz underclocking options
-increased bus bandwidth
-many changes to installer and configuration files
Elemental-S-v1.0:
-minor tweaks to init.d script
Elemental-S-v0.6:
-added voltage options
-boost L2 cache frequency for extra performance
-fix 3D GPU setting
-increase readahead buffer to 4096
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SOURCE:
ElementalX-5.x
ElementalX-6.x
ElementalX-7.x
XDA:DevDB Information
ElementalX-ville, Kernel for the HTC One S
Contributors
flar2, pirlano bilal_liberty
Source Code: https://github.com/flar2/ElementalX-ville-6.0
Kernel Special Features:
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 6.4
Stable Release Date: 2013-10-25
Current Beta Version: 7.1
Beta Release Date: 2014-09-05
Created 2013-10-06
Last Updated 2017-03-29

Nice but say if I want to merge this with a rom is the boot.img and system folder all I need?

The boot.img is stock JB with init.d support added. You can use any boot.img as long as it has init.d support. That's why flashing the boot.img is optional.
The rest is two kernel modules and some config files that load the modules and apply settings.

flar2 said:
The boot.img is stock JB with init.d support added. You can use any boot.img as long as it has init.d support. That's why flashing the boot.img is optional.
The rest is two kernel modules and some config files that load the modules and apply settings.
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Thanks just wasn't sure on the other folders in the zip.

Thanks for coming here and providing solutions. :good:

Darknites said:
Thanks just wasn't sure on the other folders in the zip.
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Darknites, have you got this working man?

dr_rick13 said:
Darknites, have you got this working man?
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No not tried yet, is it not working for you?

Darknites said:
No not tried yet, is it not working for you?
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haven't tried either not in the mood to backup my stuff, so wanted to see if it's working before trying it lol

I flashed it several times on my wife's One S, worked perfectly.
Just be sure your phone can handle the overclock. I think the vast majority could handle 1728MHz. My wife's phone can handle up to 1809MHz.

dr_rick13 said:
haven't tried either not in the mood to backup my stuff, so wanted to see if it's working before trying it lol
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What rom you on?

flar2 said:
I flashed it several times on my wife's One S, worked perfectly.
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It works perfectly.
Installation was bloody fast on hboot 1.06.

Darknites said:
What rom you on?
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blackout v1.5, you?

rootrider said:
It works perfectly.
Installation was bloody fast on hboot 1.06.
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Took about 5 minutes on hboot 1.13, but the kernel installed successfully

dr_rick13 said:
blackout v1.5, you?
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Same about to reflash it and see if it works there since I don't need overclock.
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flar2 said:
Took about 5 minutes on hboot 1.13, but the kernel installed successfully
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Ya don't miss that lol.

flashing this on my ROM should work

dr_rick13 said:
blackout v1.5, you?
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Zarboz said:
flashing this on my ROM should work
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Ya working great.

working on both zarboz's v1.5 and sense best v3.0 for me

Darknites said:
Ya working great.
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hmm flashes fine, but mine only goes up to 1512..
did you flash the boot.img too? or did you select to not flash it?

dr_rick13 said:
hmm flashes fine, but mine only goes up to 1512..
did you flash the boot.img too? or did you select to not flash it?
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I merged it with the rom and I see no overclock.

There should be a log file at /data/local/temp/elementalx.log
If not, the init script didn't run, in which case try flashing the boot.img

Related

[KERNEL] [Dec 19] ElementalX v3.2 | OTG | S2W | OC | UV | ZRAM

Important Notes (please read!)
Jelly Bean
This kernel does not work with Jelly Bean. You need this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2061577
Make sure you clean up after installing other stuff
You should check your /etc/init.d/ folder to see if there is anything from previous installations that might interfere with this kernel.
Configuration
There is now a config file and init script where you can change settings for GPU frequency, sweep2wake, zram and intellidemand. The settings can be changed by editing /etc/elementalx.conf and rebooting. Advanced users can apply settings on the fly by running /etc/init.d/99elementalx as root.
There is no need to edit /etc/init.d/99elementalx. All settings are configured in /etc/elementalx.conf.
If settings are not sticking, make sure the file permissions for /etc/init.d/99elementalx are set to execute. Every time the settings are applied, a log file is created at /data/local/tmp/elementalx-kernel.log. Problems can be diagnosed by looking at the log file.
Please check to see if any /etc/init.d scripts or apps are interfering with your settings If you're on ViperXL, make sure your settings in Venom Tweaks are the same as the ones in /etc/elementalx.conf
CPU frequencies
No CPU apps are necessary. By default, your CPU will run at the max frequency chosen during installation. Minimum frequency will be 192MHz and governor will be intellidemand. If you want to change CPU frequency, I recommend No-Frills CPU control with the setting "Prevent changes from other apps" checked. This will ensure your minimum stays at 192MHz. As of version 3.1, CPU1 frequencies will stick.
CPU voltages
CPU voltages can be changed with Venom Tweaks, Kernel Tuner or System Tuner.
In version 3.2, there are five voltage ranges to choose from in the installer. I recommend the stock voltage (850-1300mV) to start. If you want to undervolt, you'll need to test to make sure it's stable. Previous versions of ElementalX used undervolting (800-1300mV) as default.
GPU frequencies
Maximum GPU frequencies can now be set on the fly. At the moment, Kernel Tuner does not show the correct frequencies for our device. You have to change them manually in sysfs or set GPU overclock in /etc/elementalx.conf
The sysfs entries for the GPU are in the following locations:
3D Graphics:
/sys/devices/platform/kgsl-3d0.0/kgsl/kgsl-3d0
2D Graphics:
/sys/devices/platform/kgsl-2d0.0/kgsl/kgsl-2d0
/sys/devices/platform/kgsl-2d1.1/kgsl/kgsl-2d0
gpuclk shows the current frequency (it scales according to usage just like the CPU)
max_gpuclk shows the maximum frequency, you can edit this to limit the max frequency for GPU overclocking on the fly
gputime_in_state shows the amount of time the GPU has used each frequency. You can see what frequencies are available here
Installing a new ROM
If you install a new ROM, it will overwrite /etc/init.d/99elementalx and /etc/elementalx.conf. The kernel will run perfectly fine without these files, but will revert to default settings (S2W enabled, zRam disabled, stock GPU speed) . To get the files back, reinstall the kernel. Or, before you install a new ROM, save the files to your sdcard and replace them after installation.
Using OTG (USB Host Mode):
1. You need an OTG cable to hook up perhipherals!
2. If you connect a mouse or keyboard via OTG cable, it will just work.
3. At this time, most ROMs do not mount usb storage automatically. You will need to install StickMount or a similar app. Google for the StickMount apk (Play store says it's incompatible, but it's not). ViperXL 2.3.
You can also mount usb storage manually by typing something like the following into the terminal:
su
mkdir /mnt/usb
mount -t vfat /dev/block/sda1 /mnt/usb
4. Please refer to the OTG discussion thread in the General Section for details on how to use OTG.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1893960
What is zRam
zRam creates a compressed block device in RAM that is used as swap. Although it claims some of your RAM as swap, everything written to swap is compressed. This increases the apparent memory available to the system and helps with multitasking. Swap files on disk are very slow, but with zRam the swap is on RAM so it can be read as quickly as regular memory. Even though the data need to be decompressed, modern CPUs can decompress quicker than if it had to be to read from disk. The penalty is cpu usage, which could drain battery; however, this is likely negligable in daily use. I didn't enable this by default because not everyone will want it. This is for heavy multitaskers and will allow you to quickly switch between more apps and have more tabs open in your browser without refreshes.
zRam is disabled by default. If you want to enable it, edit /etc/elementalx.conf
change ZRAM=0 to ZRAM=1 and reboot.
You can check if zRam is working by typing the command "free" into the terminal. You should see the total used and free swap. If these are all 0, then zRam is not enabled. Please ensure that other apps are not changing your minfrees, zRam works best with low minfrees and high swappiness.
Sweep2Wake
Sweep2Wake is enabled by default. It allows you to wake up your device by swiping your finger across the capacitive buttons from left to right. Swiping from right to left will put it back to sleep (sweep2sleep). There are now options for sweep2wake/sweep2sleep, sweep2sleep only, and disabled. Sweep2sleep only should be better on battery.
If you want to have sweep2sleep only or disable completely, edit /etc/elementalx.conf
Intellidemand
The powersave_bias setting for the Intellidemand governor can be changed in /etc/elementalx.conf. The default is 0. You can get better battery life, at the expense of speed, by setting this to a higher number, like 60.
Underclock to 192MHz not sticking
By default, this kernel sets the CPU's lowest frequency to 192MHz and sets read-only permissions on /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_min_freq. If you don't do anything, it will always stay at 192MHz.
Many overclocking apps will change the permissions of /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_min_freq to read/write. When the permissions are changed to read/write, the lowest frequency will change to 384MHz as soon as you use your network (either wifi or 3G or LTE). This is due to some HTC software bs. In order to stop the minimum frequency from changing to 384MHz, make sure the permissions on /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_min_freq remain set to read only.
If you want to change CPU frequencies, I recommend using No-frills CPU Control with the setting "Prevent changes from other apps" checked. This will keep those permissions set to read-only and your underclock to 192MHz will stick.
Game Controllers
Support for USB gamepads and joysticks was added to v2.0. The best way to know if yours works is to hook it up. As soon as I hooked up my generic usb gamepad (via the OTG cable), I was able to flip between homescreens and play Beach Buggy Blitz.
CHANGELOG:
December 19, 2012 - ElementalX-v3.2
-add voltage options to installer
-fix installer (automatically wipe Dalvik and remove reboot checkbox)
-code clean up
-make intellidemand more responsive
-adjust l2 cache frequency for stability
-change swappiness to 80 when zram enabled
December 7, 2012 - ElementalX-v3.1
-new config file /etc/elementalx.conf
-GPU frequency selectable in sysfs
-GPU overclock option in config file
-fixed CPU1 max frequency not sticking
-max CPU frequency selectable in Aroma installer
-increase refresh rate for mhl output
-autodetect devices that need extra cpu voltage
-fixed voltage control bug from v3.0
-add modules to installer
-automatically install camera libs
November 27, 2012 - ElementalX-v3.0
-Rebased to 2.41
-optimized boot
-thermald fix
-revert dimmed capacitive buttons
-GPU overclock option extended to all versions
-add camera libraries to installer
-xz compression
-AROMA installer
-more zram tweaks
-memory tweaks
-re-enable fsync
-default voltage option in init script
November 18, 2012 - ElementalX-v2.1
-fix cpu voltage interface
-use Google snappy compression for zRam
-add fudgeswap
-add Ultimate version
-GPU overclock in Ultimate version
-add sweep2sleep only option
November 9, 2012 - ElementalX-v2.0
-made 1.7 and 2 GHz versions
-add sweep to wake
-add gamepad and joystick support
-add voltage control via sysfs
-add zram support (disabled by default)
-disabled fsync
November 4, 2012 - ElementalX-v1.3
-attempt to fix 192MHz min freq not sticking
-remove lowmemorykiller tweaks
November 3, 2012 - ElementalX-v1.2
-changed name to ElementalX from flar2-performance
-disabled gentle_fair_sleepers
-made intellidemand the default governor
-made 192MHz the default minimum cpu frequency
-override init.qcom.post_boot.sh
-adjust lowmemorykiller for better multitasking
November 2, 2012 - flar2-performance-v1.1
-now based on 2.34 kernel
-defaults to simple i/o scheduler
November 1, 2012 - flar2-performance-v1.0
-self powered OTG
-ntfs r/w support
-overclock to 2GHz
-slight undervolt
-intellidemand governor
-simple i/o scheduler
-dimmed capacitive buttons
-readahead buffer tweak
-init.d support
November 1, 2012 - flar2-stock-v1.0
-now based on 2.34 kernel
-remove overclock
-remove undervolt
October 28, 2012 - flar2-OTG1 (beta)
-self powered OTG
-ntfs r/w support
-oc to 1.6 GHz
-undervolt
-init.d support
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SOURCE:
kernel source code: http://goo.gl/8KXH9

Interesting, would love to hear what everyone uses this for.
Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk 2

So far so good. Flashed on top of Viper latest instead of the Beastmode kernel I've been running. using the 2Ghz setup and setting it to 1.7ghz with Setcpu and underclock.
5705 benchmark on Quadrant with 1.7ghz and intellidemand/deadline.
Pretty nice.
Thanks TS

Thanks for more choices.
I'll give it a go when I flash back to CRV later today.
WR
Sent from my One X

Awesome!!!

techlogik said:
So far so good. Flashed on top of Viper latest instead of the Beastmode kernel I've been running. using the 2Ghz setup and setting it to 1.7ghz with Setcpu and underclock.
5705 benchmark on Quadrant with 1.7ghz and intellidemand/deadline.
Pretty nice.
Thanks TS
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Do you have the supply the power for OTG to work? or does it pull power from the board? and if so, wouldn't that burn out the mainboard in the phone?

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Do you have the supply the power for OTG to work? or does it pull power from the board? and if so, wouldn't that burn out the mainboard in the phone?
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English please, have no idea what your are talking about?

oh nice to see new kernels popping up. :good::good:

I pluged in a usb card reader, but phone still asking for an external power source

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Do you have the supply the power for OTG to work? or does it pull power from the board? and if so, wouldn't that burn out the mainboard in the phone?
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No, you don't have to supply the power, the board is capable of providing 5V.

caviera said:
I pluged in a usb card reader, but phone still asking for an external power source
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Are you sure it's not a message about not being able to charge when you plug in an otg cable? If that's what it is you can ignore it. My card reader works fine. Please verify that you are actually running this kernel.

Where do I go on root explorer to see if it works? Thanks!
Sent from my HTC One XL using xda app-developers app

^^You need to install Stickmount or similar app to mount usb storage in Sense.
You could also mount it manually. Write something like this in the terminal:
su
mkdir /mnt/usb
mount -t vfat /dev/block/sda1 /mnt/usb

Edit: USB Host Controller works
Sent from my HTC One XL using xda app-developers app

Stock version is now as close to stock as possible, only adds self powered OTG and NTFS read/write support.

Very nice to see more kernels.
Sent from my Nocturnalized One XL using Forum Runner

I just ordered an USB OTG adapter on amazon for $1.40.. Can't wait to start using this on my phone!

I've only tested these kernels with CRV and Viper. It would be nice to hear if anyone has feedback using other ROMS.
I realize a lot of people don't have otg cables (yet), but any feedback about your experiences would be helpful.
Also, I will post a minor update to the performance kernel either tonight or tomorrow night.

flar2 said:
I've only tested these kernels with CRV and Viper. It would be nice to hear if anyone has feedback using other ROMS.
I realize a lot of people don't have otg cables (yet), but any feedback about your experiences would be helpful.
Also, I will post a minor update to the performance kernel either tonight or tomorrow night.
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I'm on Calkulin's ROM.. Seem fine to me
Sent from my HTC One XL using xda app-developers app

Running CR4.5. I can confirm that this works just fine, though I had to sideload Stickmount to get it to see the flash drive.
I can also confirm from experience with my N7 that OTG+TWRP makes recovering from stupid mistakes a hell of a lot easier.

[KERNEL] [Sep 26] ElementalX-8.3.2 | OC | UV | S2W | DT2W | BLN | Sense 5

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Kernel for Sense-based ROMs
LATEST STABLE RELEASE: ElementalX-8.3.2 (Sept 26, 2013)
Code:
* Standard disclaimer:
* Your warranty is now void. Use at your own risk.
* In other words: It is your choice to use this software,
* I am not responsible for any damage or problems!
FEATURES:
based on HTC Sense 5 Android 4.2.2 source code
Aroma installer
choose CPU optimization level: vanilla, elementalx, or ultra
optimized for extended battery life
overclocking options
choose max screen off frequency
user voltage control
choose voltage profile in installer
GPU overclocking
button light notification
sweep2wake
doubletap2wake
pocket detection (prevents accidental wakes in pocket)
/system writable
force fastcharge
NTFS r/w support
exFAT support
i/o schedulers: FIOPS (default), SIO
option to disable fsync
faux sound control support
increased refresh rate for HDMI output via MHL adapter
optimized -O3 linaro 4.7
DOWNLOAD
Sense 5 Android 4.2.2
ElementalX-8.3.2
mirror: http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23212708291674213
If you experience cell signal drops and reboots, you need the latest firmware and matching radio.
Earlier versions
ElementalX-7.0.2
Previous releases:
ElementalX-6.7
ElementalX-6.6
ElementalX-6.5
ElementalX-6.4
ElementalX-5.4
ElementalX-5.2
ElementalX-JB-v2.5: http://goo.gl/I9DHA
Please hit the Thanks button if you download this
If you really like it, please consider buying me a beer
Actually, I won't spend it on beer. I'm saving it all up to buy my next device
Thanks to those who have donated!
INSTALLATION
1. Install zip from TWRP Recovery
2. Follow the instructions, if you don't know what to do, use the preselected option
3. Reboot!
S-OFF required!
First boot will take a while. Let it load all the way, then let it settle in for a few minutes, then reboot again.
FAQ
Q. I installed ElementalX and now I'm stuck in a bootloop
A. Go to this thread and get S-OFF: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2155071
Q. I installed ElementalX and now my phone is laggy/sdcard is corrupt/camera doesn't work/other random problem not related to the kernel
A. Please don't fill up my thread with vague complaints. As long as you pick reasonable voltage and frequency settings, this kernel is 100% stable and problem free. I know what I'm doing and I don't do anything to the kernel that will mess up your phone. If you have problems, it's because of something else you've done. If you think you've found a bug with the kernel, please include dmesg output or /proc/last_kmsg
Q. I installed ElementalX and I get random reboots
A. If the reboots occur when your phone is idle, increase your voltage or increase your max screen off frequency. If the reboots occur while you are using the device, scale back your overclock and/or increase voltage. If all else fails, choose the vanilla option.
Q. What if I am still having problems?
A. If you are having problems the key to getting help is to provide appropriate detail.
Number 1: Description of your issue
I'm most cases people in this thread will try and help you. The more information, the better chance someone in the thread will be able to help you.
If you can't be helped by one of the experienced ElementalX users it would generally be referred to the dev
Number 2: Details of installation options e.g.
- ElementalX 6.5 Vanilla
- CPU Max: 1.7ghz
- CPU Min: 384mhz
- GPU OC: On
- S2W: On
- fsync: On
- Zram: On
Number 3: Logs, refer to the following details on gathering appropriate logs
In the below example the adb path is c:adb
Open command prompt type cd c:adb
The following two commands can be used to provide logs to help troubleshoot slowdown/freezing issues.
adb shell top -n 1 > c:top.txt
adb shell dmesg > c:dmesg.txt
If you experience a non-user initiated reboot please follow the below steps to provide last_kmesg
* After reboot issue is encountered boot to recovery
* use the file manager to copy /proc/last_kmsg to sdcard/download/
* mount usb and copy it to your computer
* zip it
* post it with details of your issue in this thread.
* restore your nandroid and boot into your last stable config
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Special thanks:
zarboz and Sbryan12144 for porting S2W to our device
jrior001 for CPU1 fix
backfromthestorm for fstrim
xHausx and amarullz for installer stuff
anarchychris for FAQ and troubleshooting
tbalden for BLN

NOTES:
Configuration
Your choices in the Aroma installer are used to build a configuration file. The config file is located at /etc/elementalx.conf. You can edit this file to change kernel settings. Whatever is set in this file will take effect when the device is booted (unless other scripts or apps interfere!)
The settings can be changed by editing /etc/elementalx.conf and rebooting. Advanced users can apply settings on the fly by running /etc/init.d/99elementalx as root.
There is no need to edit /etc/init.d/99elementalx. All settings are configured in /etc/elementalx.conf.
If settings are not sticking, make sure the file permissions for /etc/init.d/99elementalx are set to execute. Every time the settings are applied, a log file is created at /data/local/tmp/elementalx-kernel.log. Problems can be diagnosed by looking at the log file.
Please check to see if any /etc/init.d scripts or apps are interfering with your settings If you're on ViperXL, make sure your settings in Venom Tweaks are the same as the ones in /etc/elementalx.conf (for example, sweep2wake settings)
Kernel Tuner
You don't need Kernel Tuner because the ElementalX installer sets everything up automatically, but if you want to check or change settings, Kernel Tuner is recommended. Just be aware that Kernel Tuner is set by default to apply settings on boot, which can interfere with the settings you chose in the ElementalX installer.
Venom Tweaks force close
If Venom Tweaks closes when you try to access the CPU tab, go to Settings->Apps->Venom Tweaks and push the Clear Data button. This should fix the problem.
CPU Optimization
Vanilla: stock voltages, stock l2 cache frequency, stock bus bandwidth
ElementlaX: increases l2 cache frequency and bus bandwidth, allows you to choose voltage level in installer
Ultra: increases l2 cache frequency and bus bandwidth even more. May cause instability, please test thoroughly for stability if you use this option.
Overclocking
Overclocking (underclocking) is optional. Whatever frequency you chose in the installer will be set at boot for both CPUs. Frequencies can be changed any time using apps like No Frills or Kernel Tuner. WARNING: not all devices can handle overclocking. The stock maximum CPU frequency is 1.5GHz. In versions of the kernel prior to 6.4, the frequencies were labeled wrong so you won't be able to overclock as high with version 6.4+.
CPU voltages
CPU voltages can be changed with Venom Tweaks, Kernel Tuner or System Tuner. Be careful, lowering voltages could cause instability. If you have stability problems even at the highest voltages, try the vanilla version
Minimum CPU frequency
Sets the minimum CPU scaling frequency. 192MHz is the recommended default and should work fine on the vast majority of devices. The 384MHz option is available for devices that experience random reboots while the device is idle. It is recommended that you try increasing the minimum voltage by 25mV before changing the minimum CPU frequency.
Max screen off frequency
This sets the highest CPU frequency available while the screen is off. It is recommended to disable this for stability. Also, do not set this to 192MHz or 384MHz, as many devices experience random reboots at these frequencies. The default is 486MHz, which should be safe for most devices. If you experience random reboots while the device is asleep, set this to a higher frequency. This setting can be changed in /etc/elementalx.conf or using an app like Venom Tweaks.
GPU frequencies
3D GPU: 480 (overclocked) or 400 (stock)
2D GPU: 266 (overclocked) or 200 (stock)
Governors
Intellidemand is the default CPU governor. There are other governors included, however, intellidemend is recommended for best balance of battery life and performance.
Installing a new ROM
If you install a new ROM, it will overwrite /etc/init.d/99elementalx and /etc/elementalx.conf. The kernel will run perfectly fine without these files, but you will lose your settings and certain features.
Sweep2Wake
Sweep2wake (S2W) allows you to wake up your device by swiping your finger across the capacitive buttons from left to right. Swiping from right to left will put it back to sleep (sweep2sleep). There are now options for sweep2wake/sweep2sleep, sweep2sleep only, and disabled. If you use ViperXL, make sure to enable sweep2wake in Venom Tweaks.
/sys/android_touch/sweep2wake
0=disabled
1=enable sweep2wake + sweep2sleep
2=enable sweep2sleep only
DoubleTap2Wake
DoubleTap2Wake (DT2W) allows you to wake the device by double tapping in the bottom inch or so of the screen, including the capacitive buttons. You can edit /etc/elementalx.conf to change the setting on boot.
/sys/android_touch/doubletap2wake
0=disabled
1=enable doubletap2wake
Pocket Detection
Pocket detection protects against accidental wakes while S2W, DT2W or L2W are enabled and the phone is in your pocket. Pocket detection uses the proximity sensor. A few people have a problem with their proximity sensor that makes DT2W not work, so I've made an option to disable pocket detection. You can edit /etc/elementalx.conf to change the setting on boot.
/sys/android_touch/pocket_detect
0=disabled
1=enable pocket detection
Button Light Notification
With Button Light Notification (BLN), the capacitive buttons will blink on and off when you have a new notification. As soon as the screen comes on, BLN is canceled and the lights will no longer blink until you have another notification. Please note that if you have your screen set to turn on when a message arrives, you will not see the buttons blinking because once the screen comes on, the button light notification is canceled. You can edit /etc/elementalx.conf to change the setting on boot.
/sys/class/leds/button-backlight/bln
0 = disabled
1 = BLN enabled
What is zRam
zRam creates a compressed block device in RAM that is used as swap. Although it claims some of your RAM as swap, everything written to swap is compressed. This increases the apparent memory available to the system and helps with multitasking. Swap files on disk are very slow, but with zRam the swap is on RAM so it can be read as quickly as regular memory. Even though the data need to be decompressed, modern CPUs can decompress quicker than if it had to be to read from disk. The penalty is cpu usage, which could drain battery; however, this is likely negligable in daily use. I didn't enable this by default because not everyone will want it. This is for heavy multitaskers and will allow you to quickly switch between more apps and have more tabs open in your browser without refreshes.
zRam is disabled by default. If you want to enable it, edit /etc/elementalx.conf
change ZRAM=0 to ZRAM=1 and reboot.
You can check if zRam is working by typing the command "free" into the terminal. You should see the total used and free swap. If these are all 0, then zRam is not enabled. Please ensure that other apps are not changing your minfrees, zRam works best with low minfrees and high swappiness.
NTFS support
This is for anyone who wants to use OTG to connect a USB stick or portable harddrive formatted with Microsoft's NTFS filesystem. You will need Stickmount or a similar app, HTC Sense+ won't detect NTFS.
Enable/disable fsync
Disabling fsync can increase filesystem performance. However, there is a small risk of data loss if the system suddenly crashes. If you can't afford to lose data, keep fsync enabled. Many custom kernel disable fsync, I leave it enabled by default for safety reasons.
XBox controller support
There is an experimental module that supports XBox gamepads, however, some people have reported that it draws too much power and doesn't work. I've suggested trying a powered USB hub, but still not sure if it works.
CHANGELOG:
Sept 26, 2013 - ElementalX-8.3.2
-fix fsync setting
-fix BLN setting
-battery saving and speed tweaks
Sept 22, 2013 - ElementalX-8.2
-compile with linaro 4.7
-fix touches registering during calls with sweep2wake
-update installer
-start fresh with HTC 4.2.2 source
-remove zram
-remove 192 min freq
-default governor is ondemand
-default i/o scheduler is fiops
August 18, 2013 - ElementalX-7.0.2
-fix installer
-fix init.d support
August 17, 2013 - ElementalX-7.0.1
-fix installer
August 16, 2013 - ElementalX-7.0
-remove OTG whitelist to enable more devices
-build with Linaro 4.8
-add TCP congestion control algorithms
-enable Netfilter XT target log support
-update installer
May 26, 2013 - ElementalX-6.7
-dt2w works with buttons
-no pocket detection when screen is on
-fix fm radio
-revert autogroup: group by current UID
May 17, 2013 - ElementalX-6.6
-add DoubleTap2Wake (DT2W)
-add button light notification (BLN)
-enable/disable pocket detection
-pocket detection (prevent accidental wakes with s2w and dt2w)
-enable/disable s2w and dt2w separately
-add faux sound control support (untested)
-other minor tweaks and fixes
April 5, 2013 - ElementalX-6.5
-modification to work with SD Manager in ViperXL 3.2.7
April 5, 2013 - ElementalX-6.4
-correct oc frequencies
-adjust l2 cache frequencies
-gpu overclock frequencies now 480 3D and 266 2D
-fix max screen off limit
-various patches from Linaro and CAF
-WiFi module fix (thanks thicklizard)
-avoid loadavg moire
-enable automatic process group scheduling
-max screen off frequency can be disabled
March 13, 2013 - ElementalX-5.4
-optimized build compiled with -O3
-linaro 4.6.3 -> linaro 4.7.3
-force ac for unknown chargers
March 10, 2013 - ElementalX-5.3
-re-add use glibc memcpy
-re-add use glibc string
-adjust dirty_background_ratio = 10
-adjust vm_dirty_ratio = 20
-revert fudgeswap
-revert minfree stats
-tweak clock settings
-add /dev/frandom
-add force fastcharge
March 3, 2013 - ElementalX-5.2
-review and clean up code
March 1, 2013 - ElementalX-5.1RC
-tweak GPU settings
-change installer defaults
-made sure that if you flash boot.img in fastboot you get vanilla version
February 26, 2013 - ElementalX-5.0.6-beta
-add another CPU optimization setting (Ultra)
-switch do_fsync() to fget_light()
-adjust readahead to 2048
-tweak GPU clock settings
February 24, 2013 - ElementalX-5.0.5-beta
-updated aroma installer
-CPU optimization options: Vanilla or ElementalX
-zram enabled by default
-small tweaks to GPU settings
-fstrim at boot
February 23, 2013 - ElementalX-5.0.4-beta
-dual zram
-use zcache instead of qcache
-use zsmalloc instead of zxmalloc
-CPU1 governor can be set independently
-set max screen off frequency
-choose 192 or 384 minimum CPU frequency
-update cpupower according to cpu load
February 21, 2013 - ElementalX-5.0
-fix installer conflicts
-option to install new ElementalX bootsplash
-option to install HTC bootsplash
February 19, 2013 - ElementalX-v4.5beta
-default i/o scheduler is now ROW
-add fix for crash when wp_mod.ko loaded
-add fudgeswap
-disable gentle fair sleepers
-xz kernel compression
February 17, 2013 - ElementalX-v4.4beta
-add lionheart, badass governor
-add row i/o scheduler
-adjust l2 cache frequencies
-re-add 200MHz step for 2d GPU (ElementalX-v4.4beta only)
-remove smartassv2 (broken)
February 16, 2013 - ElementalX-v4.3beta
-based on HTC source code 3.17
-overclock to 2.1GHz
-minimum frequency 192MHz
-optional overclock GPU
-full voltage control
-enable/disable fsync
-intellidemand default governor
-fiops default scheduler
-add sweep2wake
-add zRam with snappy compression
-init.d support
-ntfs r/w support
-fix HDMI refresh rate
February 3, 2013 - ElementalX-JB-v2.5
-added 384 MHz frequency step when selecting 192MHz as min frequency (needed because CPU1 will not stay at 192MHz)
-adjustments to init script
-option to install extra governors (lionheart, lagfree, interactivex2, and badass)
January 26, 2013 - ElementalX-JB-v2.2
-choose minimum CPU frequency (192MHz or 384MHz)
-option to leave minimum voltage at default
-optimized CPU control module, now reads PVS efuse and sets appropriate voltage levels
-streamlined options and config file
-optional XBox controller support
January 21, 2013 - ElementalX-JB-v2.1
-Option to completely disable overclocking/undervolting
-If overclocking, choose between optimization for stability or performance
-stability option does not increase L2 cache frequency and bus bandwidth
January 20, 2013 - ElementalX-JB-v2.0
-added intellidemand governor (default)
-added fiops i/o scheduler (default)
-optional zram with snappy compression
-optional ntfs r/w support
-select minimum voltage (800, 825, 850, 875, or 900mV)
-added 1134 and 1242 MHz underclocking options
-increased bus bandwidth
-many changes to installer and configuration files
January 14, 2013 - ElementalX-JB-v1.5
-minor fixes to init script
January 12, 2013 - ElementalX-JB-v1.4
-fix low 3D GPU setting
-undervolt option now undervolts 384MHz frequency step to 800mV
-boost L2 cache frequency for extra performance
-increase readahead buffer to 4096
January 8, 2013 - ElementalX-JB-v1.3
-added voltage options
January 2, 2013 - ElementalX-JB-v1.2
-removed 1998MHz frequency step
-added 1647MHz frequency step
-increased voltages slightly for stability
-added option to install without boot.img
January 1, 2013 - ElementalX-JB-v1.1
-minor tweaks to install method
-adjust lowmemorykiller
December 31, 2012 - ElementalX-JB-v1.0beta
-same max freq for both CPUs
December 29, 2012 - ElementalX-JB-v0.4alpha
-new overclocking method
-more frequency choices, underclock or overclock
-option for completely stock CPU
-increased overclock voltages
December 28, 2012 - ElementalX-JB-v0.3alpha
-enable system write
December 24, 2012 - ElementalX-JB-v0.2alpha
-overclock to 1998MHz
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Source:
ElementalX-v7.x
ElementalX-v8.x
XDA:DevDB Information
ElementalX-8.3.2 | OC | UV | S2W | DT2W | BLN | Sense 5, a Kernel for the AT&T HTC One X
Contributors
flar2
Kernel Special Features:
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 8.3.2
Stable Release Date: 2013-09-26
Created 2013-09-23
Last Updated 2013-11-04

Reserved

flar2 said:
Kernel for Sense-based Jelly Bean ROMs
LATEST VERSION: ElementalX-JB-v0.1alpha (December 23, 2012)[/size]
Code:
* Standard disclaimer:
* Your warranty is now void. Use at your own risk.
* In other words: It is your choice to use this software,
* I am not responsible for any damage or problems!

WARNING: This is an alpha build. For testing purposes only!!
I will add more features and get things working properly later.
Download
ElementalX-JB-v0.1alpha: http://goo.gl/24bdo
Instructions:
Install from TWRP recovery
init.d not starting at the moment, so execute /etc/init.d/40overclock as root
Notes:
1. I will be away for the next week and a half, so progress will be slow, otherwise I'd have things going right away
2. CPU Spy doesn't show the real frequency
3. I can't wait to add more stuff
4. New stuff will be: min frequency 192MHz, Intellidemand, Zram, NTFS support
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Thank you

Dang. Great work! Can't wait til this is stable with all the features. If you need help let me know!

Does this happen to bypass the write protection on /system?

absolutelygrim said:
Does this happen to bypass the write protection on /system?
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No
I don't have the source, all I can do is add modules. I don't know if wp can be disabled using a module. I'll look into it next week when I'm back from Christmas holidays. Starting tomorrow, I'll be away from any decent computer.
UPDATE: Yes, this does bypass write protection

flar2 said:
No
I don't have the source, all I can do is add modules. I don't know if wp can be disabled using a module. I'll look into it next week when I'm back from Christmas holidays. Starting tomorrow, I'll be away from any decent computer.
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Well, looks like we have to get you a decent laptop don't we? :L
Sent from my HTC One XL using Tapatalk 2

Anyone know if this works on newts Rom or a jb Rom I could flash that this works on?

WhatTheAndroid? said:
Anyone know if this works on newts Rom or a jb Rom I could flash that this works on?
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It would work on any jelly bean sense rom

Edit:Nevermind

How do we know if it installed properly, I didn't check the kernel name before the flash but it looks stock. Is this correct, and as you said apps are not showing the over clock.
I got a 6475 with no OC, forgot to do Antutu.
With the kernel I got: 6189 (I know quadrant can be inaccurate)
Antutu: 11659
Sent from my HTC One XL using Tapatalk 2
EDIT: Got scores in the 7000's after some tweaking.

lsmod in terminal should show oc_mod. But right now, basically if you don't know how to check stuff like this you shouldn't install. My first step was getting a module to load, now I've got to get it working properly.

Nice will be watching to see how the this progresses
Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk 2

How do you execute the 40overclock? Yes I'm asking!
Sent from my HTC One XL using Tapatalk 2

monkboy24 said:
How do you execute the 40overclock? Yes I'm asking!
Sent from my HTC One XL using Tapatalk 2
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Use script manager app
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 2

currydude said:
Use script manager app
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 2
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I used script manager to execute 40overclock and it says oc_mod exists already. And then permission is denied on the next operation. So if I have the oc_mod file it must have worked?
flar2 said:
lsmod in terminal should show oc_mod. But right now, basically if you don't know how to check stuff like this you shouldn't install. My first step was getting a module to load, now I've got to get it working properly.
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I used adb shell, su, then lsmod and I got the output:
oc_mod 1902 0 - Live
So I guess I'm all good.
Sent from my HTC One XL using Tapatalk 2

Can't wait for this! Thank you so much!
Viper Rom, baby!

Tried playing around with this.. Don't understand too much.. Was hoping to get rebelrom screaming even more that it already is
Sent from my HTC One XL using Tapatalk 2

Thanks for a great JB kernel. Anyway to have 2 way call recording patch in the future version of ElementalX kernel as there isn't any patch for HTC ONE XL till now. Thanks in advanced and waiting for 2 way recording feature!
Sent from my HTC One XL using xda premium

Just uploaded version 0.2
Should "just work" (init.d support is added)
The only feature is rudimentary overclocking still, I haven't a chance to work on any of the good stuff.

[KERNEL][STABLE] Badass Kernel 1.9.2

Hey guys. This is Badass Kernel, a modified version of AU Kernel with a little bit too many additions to fit in the Original Development section.
Logs are disabled in this kernel. This is not a bug, it's a feature.
Compatibility:
Android 4.2.2
CM10.1
AOSPA
PAC
AOKP
Android 4.0.4/4.1.2
CM9
CM9.2
AOSP
Touchwiz ICS V5
So.. new stuff:
1.0
CPU Undervolt down to (0-1-2-4-6).
A_U's bootsplash
Added Badass CPU Governor
Added Badass GPU control
Replace ZRAM LZO compression with Google Snappy compression which is a lot faster
Kernel Samepage Merging enabled by default
Writeback tweaked to do the work only when the screen is off
Added ROW I/O scheduler
Tweaked smartassV2 for more battery saving
Tweaked CFQ and Deadline
1.1
Added frandom support for CrossBreeder to finally work properly
Fixed memory leak in android binder
Restored and updated Lazy CPU Governor (expected: smooth UI, much better battery life and some lag in the first 20-30 seconds after boot)
Filesystem tweaks
Memory tweaks
Added SFB net scheduler and Veno TCP congestion algorithm for better use of internet
Disabled a lot of debugging
1.2
Implemented Dynamic Filesync and enabled by default
Proportional Rate Reduction for TCP
Correct AXI bus values for CPU
Re-added 825 and 844 MHz frequencies (be careful with these as they're not stable, they were left out with a reason)
Trimming /cache every 15 minutes if media playback is stopped.
Updated LowMemoryKiller driver (if you use ram manager or scripts for setting minfree, here are some really good values:3072,4096,12800,14336,15360,19200)
New bootsplash (HTC-alike)
1.2.1
Fixed Snappy
Further UV (0-1-2-3-6)
1.2.2
Enabled Compaction and linked it to LowMemoryKiller
Updated Deadline(now it's better than ROW)
Changed kernel compressor/decompressor from GZIP to the much faster LZ4.
Writeback tweaks from Linus Torvalds
Added TCP congestion algorithms: Hybla, Westwood, Highspeed-TCP. Default is Hybla because in tests, performed better than the rest.
1.3
Enabled Triple Buffering (component of Project Butter by Google)
Added Tiny RCU for smaller memory footprint
Added BoostPulse interface for SmartassV2
1.3.1
Added BoostPulse interface for SmartassH3 and updated it with a new variable(boost_freq) to suit the governors ramping policy
1.4
Lots of code optimizations
AHB Overclocking for faster R/W operations[787 MHz and higher don't have this kind of overclocking because of instability)
New 652 MHz undervolted frequency
CPU Unaligned Access (much faster booting time because of better kernel decompression)
Buffer values updated from Samsung original sources(Triple Buffering, Camera)
SmartassH3 and KSM parameters tweaked for better battery life
1.5
CPU clocks rework
Modified AXI Bus to allow lower CPU frequencies
Added completely stable 68 MHz frequency
New undervolt settings (0-0-1-2-3-5-6-7)
Rewritten Badass CPU and GPU control driver to make more use of 68 MHz frequency
Tuned SmartassH3 to make more use of low frequencies
Added fully functional zCache and ZsmAlloc, backported from 3.4 kernel
1.5.1
Added LowBattery Powersave feature for Badass governor
Badass parameters are more performance biased now
Recalculated Frame Buffer Size for Triple Buffering
Clean-up(remove deprecated CPU governors)
1.6
Add newest Adaptive RED Net Scheduler from 3.4 kernel and make it default.
Replace Snappy Compression with LZ4 Compressor(this is the fastest compressor on the market)
Make our kernel probably the first 2.6 kernel to have these two features
1.6.1
Update LZ4 Compressor from original sources and make it fully functionable
1.7
Replace zRam XvmAlloc with the better ZsmAlloc integration
Update zRam from 3.0 drivers
Make zRam LZ4 decompressor work faster in the same CPU cycles
1.8
Add SIOPlus scheduler (finally something equal or better than deadline)
Add CPU Idle driver to support C4 Deeper Sleep state
Add Wheatley governor to make more use of the new C4 state.
Change Bootsplash
1.9
New governor: WheatleyPlus
Reworked scaling down logic for less calculation
Added BoostPulse interface
Linked BoostPulse to the touchscreen driver (now the governor can really "sense" a touch and boost the frequency after a specific time threshold)
Added Triphasic scaling up logic from Badass (Phase2 is 360 MHz and Phase3 is 480 MHz)
Fixed the Deep Sleep states verification for scaling
Added GPU Control Driver
Added Sampling Down Momentum for dinamically changing the factor for scaling down
Updated OnDemand governor (it's pretty good at the moment)
Remove Badass and Lazy as they were deprecated
Link BoostPulse to the touchscreen driver for SmartassH3 and OnDemand
Optimize the CPU clock structure for WheatleyPlus
Update SIOPlus and add fluid tunables
Introduce Dynamic Cache Pressure
Revise Dynamic Writeback algorithm
Introduce Timer Slack Controller (aka Timer Coalescing, explanation below)
Deep Sleep tweaks
Backport OOM Killing algorithm from 3.8 kernel
Backport LowMemoryKiller and Timed GPIO drivers from 3.8 kernel
Add Whitelist feature to LowMemoryKiller (you can write PIDs of the processes you want to whitelist, in this file > /sys/module/lowmemorykiller/parameters/w_list ~ below you'll find the script for doing this at boot)
Android Binder update
CFS kernel scheduler optimizations
GPU driver optimizations and code cleanup
Make sure that the GPU turns off when the screen is off
Make the sleep states transitions faster
1.9.1
Finetune WheatleyPlus for better responsiveness
Optimize WheatleyPlus for overclocking on 652 MHz and 768 MHz
Fixed graphical glitches(hopefully)
1.9.2
Every bug fixed
Removed WheatleyPlus
Updated Interactive governor to the latest version from 3.8 sources
Add Dynamic Interactive governor (98% the same as Interactive, but it dynamically changes its parameters according to the load)
Dynamic PLL Overclock
Further undervolt until 768 MHz (the latter allows us to do this without losing performance)
Predefine minfree and adj values
Fully functional App Whitelist (example script here)
Forced unaligned access
Fast Charge (use this to enable it: FastCharge.apk - 1.29 MB) [Disconnect USB Cable - Turn ON - Connect USB Cable]
Timer Slack Controller: (this is a copy-paste from boype's thread)
What does the timer slack feature do?
Timer slacking aims to synchronize applications' and processes' CPU requests. The goal is to wake up the CPU less often in oder to save battery. What you need to know here is the following: waking the CPU up and putting it back to sleep again consumes power. Imagine that four apps wake the CPU up four times each in one second. While without timer slacking the CPU would be woken up 16 times, it is desirable to coordinate the wakeups. If done right, the CPU would wake up less often, effectively allowing power savings and longer sleep periods. This is what timer slacking does.
I have activated timer slacking only for background applications, so that everything else stays as responsive as you know it.
Apple has recently introduced this feature under the name 'timer coalescing' with their Mac OSX Maverick (link).
More information: How Apple does timer slacking ('Timer coalescing') (Scroll a little down to the diagrams)
LZ4 Compressor:
LZ4 is a very fast compressor, based on well-known
LZ77 (Lempel-Ziv) algorithm. Originally a fork from LZP2, it provides
better compression ratio for text files and reaches impressive decompression
speed, in the range and beyond 1GB/s per core (!), especially for binary files.
These speeds are scalable with multi-threading modes, quickly reaching
RAM speed limits on multi-core systems.
ROW I/O scheduler:
The ROW scheduling algorithm will be used in mobile devices as default
block layer IO scheduling algorithm. ROW stands for "READ Over WRITE" which
is the main requests dispatch policy of this algorithm.
The ROW IO scheduler was developed with the mobile devices needs in mind.
In mobile devices we favor user experience upon everything else, thus we want
to give READ IO requests as much priority as possible. The main idea of the ROW
scheduling policy is just that: - If there are READ requests in pipe - dispatch them,
while write starvation is considered.
Download:
AOKP/AOSP ICS:BadassKernel-AICS.zip - 4.78 MB
AOKP:BadassKernel-AOKP.zip - 4.79 MB
CyanogenMod 9.2BadassKernel-ICS.zip - 4.76 MB
AOSPA:BadassKernel-PA.zip - 4.79 MB
CyanogenMod 10:BadassKernel-CM10.zip - 7.03 MB
CyanogenMod 10.1:BadassKernel-JB.zip - 4.79 MB
Various tweaks
Script for adding apps to LowMemoryKiller's whitelist:Whitelist
(you have to edit it to add your own apps, then move it to init.d and set correct permissions. right now you can only add one app, I'll fix this in the next version)
Script to enable zRam with optimized disksize for Fit: View attachment zRamV2.zip (flashable zip) [UPDATED]
Jeeko's PureAudio fixed for CM10.1 and AOKP: View attachment PureAudio__1.0_-_STUDIO.zip [ Please thank Jeeko for this awesome mod. ]
NOTE: This version of PureAudio is compatible with absolutely any equalizer or player.
If you have Titanium Backup installed, in the menu you'll find an option named "Integrate sys Dalvik into ROM". Use it.
This is something like odexing your system, but keeps the classes.dex files inside the apps. Don't worry if you don't have a lot of system space, Titanium will odex as much as it can until the free space runs out.
TIP: So in latest version of CrossBreeder, the OP added some system tweaking which interferes with our kernel. So I edited those parts to match our settings and device limits.
If anyone wants to install CrossBreeder:
-First uninstall by flashing this file: CrossBreeder_Uninstall_7.2.13.zip - 943.12 KB
-Then install this custom version: CrossBreeder_7.2.13-Badass.zip - 1.59 MB
Sources:
GitHub
Credits:
A_U for compiling the base kernel
franco for the various tweaks I cherry-picked from his source
androidarmv6 for fixing bluetooth
Ezekeel for his Wheatley governor

How to install the kernel?

Subdin said:
How to install the kernel?
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Flash the zip.....
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droider007 said:
Flash the zip.....
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to install cm(9,10,10.1)
and just flash the kernel??????

CM 10.1 kernel isn't a zip...

NM99 said:
CM 10.1 kernel isn't a zip...
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rename it to .zip
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droider007 said:
rename it to .zip
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but don't try its not booting.......wait for a fix....:good:

I'll wait for the fix.

NM99 said:
I'll wait for the fix.
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Changed the ramdisk, now it should boot. All versions are flashable zips, you don't have to reinstall the ROM for installing a kernel.
Keep a flashable zip with your original kernel on sd in case this doesn't boot.

I flashed kernel for CM10.1 RC6 of erikcas and it works without problems for me.

ZmisiS said:
I flashed kernel for CM10.1 RC6 of erikcas and it works without problems for me.
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Alright, good to hear that.
Thanks for reporting. This means that the other versions will work too.

alin.p said:
Changed the ramdisk, now it should boot. All versions are flashable zips, you don't have to reinstall the ROM for installing a kernel.
Keep a flashable zip with your original kernel on sd in case this doesn't boot.
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I'll be sure to flash it soon.
Just a question, I flashed the tweaks on this thread and Fly-On Scripts.. After flashing the kernel, do I need to flash them again?
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Just a little update, just flashed the kernel. No problems at all, it feels smooth as it can be. I'm running it 68-768Mhz with no problems.

Wake up in the morning..
Open xda (5670 forum)..
see something new anddd..
ohmyglob! FINALLY! SIR ALIN.P's KERNEL!
Best morning news and goodness in the morning! ooohh yeah! Time to test this baby out! By the way, I'd love to see your ROM here sir Alin! THANKYOU!

Kernel works perfectly at 768Mhz, something that I couldn't OC to before. I tryed to OC to 806Mhz and my Fit rebooted automatically. :lol:
Now I'm trying to use 787Mhz to see what can happen.
EDIT: Can't OC over 768Mhz. At 787 the G-Fit keeps running for 15 mins until it locks at whatever it's doing for forever and from 806 onwards it just reboots automtically. At least that's what my G-Fit does, don't know what about the others. Just sharing my personal experience so far with the Badass Kernel.

NM99 said:
I'll be sure to flash it soon.
Just a question, I flashed the tweaks on this thread and Fly-On Scripts.. After flashing the kernel, do I need to flash them again?
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Just a little update, just flashed the kernel. No problems at all, it feels smooth as it can be. I'm running it 68-768Mhz with no problems.
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The kernel installs in its own partitions, it doesn't mess with the /system or /data. So you don't need to reinstall anything, only the kernel will be modified when flashing.
About the OC, the kernel uses the same clocks as the stock kernel, with a little tweaks for stability and battery life(Undervolt and refined AXI bus). I was expecting 768 to be the maximum, that's a physical limit. I can't do anything about it. Anyway, I added 748 MHz in case 768 is unstable for some of you.
Jhayzt said:
Wake up in the morning..
Open xda (5670 forum)..
see something new anddd..
ohmyglob! FINALLY! SIR ALIN.P's KERNEL!
Best morning news and goodness in the morning! ooohh yeah! Time to test this baby out! By the way, I'd love to see your ROM here sir Alin! THANKYOU!
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Thank you too!
I just ported my ROM too. The no-gapps might still have some problems, not sure about it. I had only two reports and 30 downloads, maybe the errors are /data related and individual.
I'll be away for two weeks to prepare for my exams, so I'll answer your questions then.

alin.p said:
The kernel installs in its own partitions, it doesn't mess with the /system or /data. So you don't need to reinstall anything, only the kernel will be modified when flashing.
About the OC, the kernel uses the same clocks as the stock kernel, with a little tweaks for stability and battery life(Undervolt and refined AXI bus). I was expecting 768 to be the maximum, that's a physical limit. I can't do anything about it. Anyway, I added 748 MHz in case 768 is unstable for some of you.
Thank you too!
I just ported my ROM too. The no-gapps might still have some problems, not sure about it. I had only two reports and 30 downloads, maybe the errors are /data related and individual.
I'll be away for two weeks to prepare for my exams, so I'll answer your questions then.
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For 768 MHz which governor, minimum and maximum CPU frequency?

camera!
video camera dont work on cm9!
with this kernel!

[/url][/IMG]On CM10.1 RC6 of erikcas all works except Skype.
Please answer the question: For 768 MHz which governor and minimum CPU frequency?

ZmisiS said:
On CM10.1 RC6 of erikcas all works except Skype.
Please answer the question: For 768 MHz which governor and minimum CPU frequency?
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Governor....smartassH3 or badass
Min freq......122 or 68.....
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alin.p said:
Alright, good to hear that.
Thanks for reporting. This means that the other versions will work too.
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Thanks for such a speedy update... :good:

Hey guys, a new version of Crossbreeder has been released.. Can I install it or it can give problems with the kernel?

[KERNEL] [DISCONTINUED] [06/15/14] AURORA R11v2

Aurora Kernel - N900xxx TW
This kernel is intended for battery-saving with keeping maximal possible performance
based newest NE6 sources
Linux 3.4.93 Update
Optimized Cortex-A15 4.10 LINARO Toolchain
see Features for details

Features:
- based on newest NE6 sources
- Linux upstream patches to 3.4.93
- SELINUX permissive
- Synapse support
- init.d support
- OC up to 2.8GHZ
- GPU OC from Snapdragon 801 (up to 587MHz)
- complete dts based kernels Voltage control by faux123
- IntelliPlug driver (for mpdecision replacement) by faux123
- IntelliThermal control driver (better than stock thermal control) by faux123
- Hardlimit CPU control interface by yank555:
- TouchWake by yank555
- PowerSuspend driver by yank555 with default set to hybrid-mode (autosleep and panel hook)
- FauxSound
- UKSM
- FastCharge Support
- LED Control
- mdnie Control by wootever
- Many governors: nightmare, dancedance, intelliactive, intellidemand, uberdemand, wheatley, smartmax, smartmax_eps, lionheart, pegasusq, darkness, hyper, badass, abyssplugv2, adaptive, conservative, ondemand, userpsace, powersave, interactive, performance
- More schedulers: noop, deadline, row, cfg, bfq, fiops, sio, zen
- enabled all TCP congestion controls: veno, westwood, cubic, reno, bic, highspeed, hybla, htcp, vegas, scalable, lp, yeah, illinois
- TCP congestion control default to veno
- new ARMv7 l2 cache
- Filesystem support: Ext2, Ext3, Ext4, FAT32, NTFS, USB OTG, exFAT with many fixes and optimizations (AIO, etc...)
- added multiple compression support for example LZ4, many patches
- F2FS support
- faster glibc
- frandom
- faster crypto libs
- Kernel XZ
- Ramdisk LZ4
- many fixes, updates, patches and enhancements from many sources
- many I already forgot
Check Synapse and thread to know all features
Changelog:
this post
Synapse profiles:
this post
DOWNLOADS
Direct downloads, look at my hosting:
mojosmirror.com
Downloads @ dev-host

Source: Github
Credits and many thanks to:
Much thanks to faux123 and yank555 for their great kernel
thanks to wootever for having always nice and useful commits
thanks to Imoseyon for having always nice and useful commits, too
thanks to civato for helping me starting here with studying his code
thanks to Myfluxi, labodj and Cl3Kener for commits
thanks to UpInTheAir for all his work with his Synapse interface
thanks to GuneetAtwal for some single picks
thanks to franciscofranco, zamcum, ZaneZam, CM-team, Codeaurora, ... and everyone else I forgot!
PM me, if you find your work not mentioned here
XDA:DevDB Information
Aurora Kernel Note 3, Kernel for the Samsung Galaxy Note 3
Contributors
MojoManagement
Kernel Special Features:
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: R11v2
Stable Release Date: 2014-06-15
Created 2014-05-09
Last Updated 2014-08-29

Reserved

Reserved

Changelog
R11 (aka Synapse release)
NOTICE:
Due to heave Synapse changes again, I recommend to clear Synapse data, before you flash
If you feel unsnappy, raise Touchboost values, completely set both down to 300MHz at init
Synapse settings added & reworked (spent whole day into Synapse primarily)
Synapse can now make a flashable zip from your backup profile to share with others (look under tab Synapse)
Removed some sound pre-settings and removed FauxSound control for now to prevent still unknown issues
a few more fixes
R10 (beta)
NOTICE:
I recommend to clear Synapse data!!!
Synapse should now have enough options for daily settings
So please dont mix apps for setting kernel features
Synapse settings added (very hard work.....half day wasted here...)
S-Browser crash fixed on S5 ports
Sound issues fixed and quality should be improved
completely switched to UKSM now
a few more fixes and patches from different sources again
PS:
Please dont complain about voltage control in Synapse
If you want to experiment with voltages, you can set them one by one yourself
R9 (beta)
NOTICE: this will break some of Faux Control App functions, especially frequency setting, until Faux updates
If you dont want to run a beta, stick with R8 until stable release
There is currently not voltage, thermal, screen, zswap control in Synapse!
update to Linux 3.4.92
Synapse is back (but not everything is implemented), check yourself, big thanks to UpInTheAir, which made a very detailed Synapse layout, which I used as base
Hardlimit Interface update to 2.0a, you can now set screen on and screen off max/min frequencies separately, wakeup kicks, touchboosts, DVFS lock... check Synapse
GPU OC with Snapdragon 801 values (up to 587MHz)
Ramdisk is now LZ4 compressed (need to check kernel for LZ4, too)
Led Control updated to V1.2
IntelliPlug updated to newest version
Logger can be enabled/disabled through sysfs interface
many fixes and patches from different sources again
R8
finally working NE6 base with all known features
R7
updates base to NE6
same as R6
R6
switched to faux123-yank555 kernel as new base
over 300 commits added, patches, fixes, enhancements, etc...
see features
r5
lower power frequency 268,8MHz should work now as expected
lowered voltage for 268,8MHz (its really low, report if unstable)
new govs: lagfree and smartassv2, both tuned
updated and optimized fiops scheduler (which I recommend for internal)
optimized BFQ scheduler (which I recommend for external...)
linux update to 3.4.91
CIFS support (experimental)
enabled ksm (experimental)
swap support
updated toolchain to Linaro 4.9.1 05/2014
LZ4/LZO updates
some sound patches
many arm patches
some memory patches
more I forgot ...
r4
more fixes and enhancements
more govs: intelliactive, abyssplugv2, conservativex, adaptive
Dynamic FSYNC is back
permanent async FSYNC from HTC
PowerSuspend updates: hooked to AutoSleep and Panel, first sleep hook wins
experimental low power frequence
zen scheduler added
few more things
r3
over 60 fixes, patches and enhancements since r2
LZ4
crypto optimizations
faster glibc
very fast random generation (10-50 times faster)
gpu patches
linux update
many more
r2
over 50 fixes, patches and enhancements at all from beta
support for N900T
updated busybox (problems fixed)
updated ramdisk
mpdecision improved (also recommend Intelli Hotplug)
more compiler improvements
scheduler patches
dynamic fsync disabled (more later)
cpu patches for msm
enabled last kernel message
many more

Community profiles for Synapse:
How to use shared profile?
Flash shared profile in recovery
Reboot to system
OpenSynapse
Go to tab "Synapse"
Check if last backup says "flashed" at the end (time buggy at the moment sorry)
Press "Restore & Close Synapse"
Open Synapse
Press X[ Cancel/B] at the top to use restored settings (if you press "✓ Apply" your last settings will be restored)
R11:
gianton:
Here's my current setup I'm testing on r11. It's more for battery saving, if you play lots of games set the governor to intelliactive.
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Link to post for download

Tried to download but link empty
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Does it have ntfs r/w support?
Sent from Hacker OS

IzArsha said:
Does it have ntfs r/w support?
Sent from Hacker OS
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Should work if I did not make any mistake

panjaby said:
Tried to download but link empty
Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk
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Downloads tested, all links should be working

Awesome kernel. Just one question, does it support GPU OC?

blogslogger said:
Awesome kernel. Just one question, does it support GPU OC?
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Not yet, because I remember problems with frequencies are not used and also decrease performance with gpu set to 550
I just find the correspondending post by sorg
sorg said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/member.php?u=3986004
About GPU overclock:
My phone is Samsung SHV-E330S, which is basically GT-N9005 in S4 case, so 99% hardware is the same.
According to my investigation in GPU overclocking, frequencies are handled fully inside RPM firmware. Frequencies in .dtsi files aren't used. RPM uses its own frequency table and cannot be changed from linux side. So, your GPU OC simply doesn't affect actual GPU frequencies. Linux GPU governor will think it uses new frequencies and will actually switch to a wrong frequency (because RPM will use hardcoded unmatched freq table) - so everything will go wrong (as you already noticed, probably).
I've monitored GPU/PLL hardware registers and saw, they work according RPM's table and not affected by .dtsi settings.
There is the only way to overclock SD800 GPU is by modifying PLL settings (as it was done for SD600 GPU). There is PLL for highest GPU powerlevel's frequency which used solely by GPU (just like in SD600). But performance increase is not so high as it could be from increasing RAM frequency OC (which i didn't manage to tweak yet).
P.S.: I don't know about N9005, but in E330S standard highest frequency is 550MHz (according to PLL settings) instead of 450MHz as advertized in MSM8974 (not AB or AC), although in .dtsi files max frequency is 450MHz. Good bonus from Samsung
Probably, in N9005 it's the same.
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I might have a look into that in the future

Does it work with ND5 update

bhasg1007 said:
Does it work with ND5 update
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Yeah, I am on ND5 rom with ND5 bl and NC2 modem

Downloaded Thanks for the reply will try now

Can I flash this kernel over lean kernel?
Tia
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Cool! A new kernel! gonna try it now and will be back with results in a day or two
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ghalib87 said:
Can I flash this kernel over lean kernel?
Tia
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Of course

MojoManagement said:
Downloads tested, all links should be working
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Apologies. The fault must be on my end.
If I open the first link with chrome it goes blank with mojo wesite bit if I open the link directly with es downloader it downloads
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MojoManagement said:
Not yet, because I remember problems with frequencies are not used and also decrease performance with gpu set to 550
I just find the correspondending post by sorg
I might have a look into that in the future
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Thankyou for your patience. It was quite helpful to learn a new thing.

I have got a problem when put on usb charge it stays on high frequency and instead of charging, the phone battery gets dischaged slowly. anything i have to do.

[T-Mobile TW][Nadia Kernel][05-March-2015][4.4.4][Faux Sound]Emotroid Team

- Nadia nightly Kernel Note 4 -
SM-N910F/ SM-N910G/ SM-N910T/ SM-N910W8
Introducing the Emotion Revolution Roms & Nadia Kernels for Android Devices.Emotroid Rom/Kernel is a modified, aftermarket firmware/Kernel distribution few Android devices (Note 2, Note 4, HTC M8). Based on the Android Open Source Project , Emotroid Rom & Kernel is intended to increase performance and stability over Android-based Devices released by sellers, for example, Samsung, HTC and so forth. Emotroid additionally offers a mixed bag of features & improvements that are not presently found in stock variants of Android.
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First of all I want to say this that is one project which just started and gradually we will improve it. In this community there are very good developers and we are not traying to compete with them. This is just a hobby and we do it because we like Android. This kernel is only for SM-N910F SM-N910G SM-N910T and SM-N910W8 and we don't have plans to make it compatible with other versions of Galaxy Note 4. We hope that you will not only download the kernel but also you will leave your feedback with pros and cons and you should respect our efforts.
Don't be scared by the nightly denomination of the kernel.
Thread IndeX
POST 1: Kernel Information, Changelog, Credits,Screenshots
POST 2: Synapse, Recommended settings, FAQ, etc.
POST 3: Know/Reported issues
Request new features here
Features:
Quote:
Based on Samsung Open Source N910FXXU1ANIE
Compiled with Toolchain Linaro GCC 4.9.3 2014.12 Cortex A15
Linux version 3.10.0
PowerSuspend Driver
Intelli-Plug V3.9
Sweep2wake
Simple GPU Algorithm
Voltage Control
Intelli-Thermal
mDNIe Hijack Mode
Led Control
CRC Settings
Advanced TCP control
S-View flip cover hack
Selinux Permissive
Sched: LOAD_FREQ (4*HZ+61)
Reduced wakelocks
Frandom number generator
Synapse full support
March- 5 -2015 nightly r7
-Added KCAL - Advanced color control (Thanks to @savoca for his great job) check this thread for more info
March- 3 -2015 nightly r6
-Based on XXU1ANK4 (KitKat version) and compatible with "F,G,T,V,W8"
-Kernel compiled with Linaro Toolchain 4.9.3 2015-02
-FauxSound updated to 3.6
-Fixed some issues in FauxSound and Synapse
-cpufreq: Introduced new relation for freq selection Introduce CPUFREQ_RELATION_C
-Interactive Governor: Use CPUFREQ_RELATION_C
-Added Gentle fair sleepers (Synapse -> KERNEL TWEAKS)
-Enabled Kernel SamePage Merging (KSM) (Synapse -> KSM)
-Added key disabler (Synapse-> SCREEN/MISC)
-Added userspace vibration strength control (Synapse-> SCREEN/MISC)
-Changed some stuff in Synapse
-Reverted some commits
-Another minor changes
January- 27 -2015 nightly beta r5
-FauxSound implemented
-FauxSound in Synapse (Thanks to Placiano)
-Added high performance mode in Synapse->Sound
-Fixed battery drain on wifi (My fault)
-Reverted another commits
January- 16 -2015 nightly r4
-Fixed cpu voltage control (No more 0MHz frequency in cpu voltage table)
-ASoC: wcd9xxx: use hwdep node for codec calibration
-ASoC: wcd9320: use hwdep nodes to get calibration
-ASoC: wcd9xxx: Changes for High performance mode
-ASoC: wcd9xxx: Change PA on and VDDIO switch sequence
-ASoC: wcd9xxx: Avoid micbias glitches during audio playback
-In conclusion better quality sound on headsets
-Sched/fair: reduced latency
-Decreased DHD_PACKET_TIMEOUT_MS to 250 ms (Before 500ms)
-Drecreased time to enter sleep
-Net: wireless: Increased scan entry expiration to fit new scan time
-PM: devfreq: Use high priority workqueue
-Msm: kgsl: Report correct GPU frequency in sysfs
-Some minor changes
January- 11 -2015 nightly r3
-Added Frandom as module and set by default (Synapse>I/O>Frandom) "For more info check this"
-Network speed tweak
-Reduced wakelocks "wlan_rx_wake" and "wlan_ctrl_wake"
-dtsi: realigned voltages with userspace values (Thanks to twistedumbrella)
-cpu-boost more performance (Thanks to franciscofranco)
-sched: LOAD_FREQ (4*HZ+61) "For more info check this"
-Interactive governor imported from the Nexus 6 (No more lag on interactive)
-Added bluactive and interactive_pro governors
-Reverted some changes that made the kernel laggy in some cases.
-Selinux set to permissive by default
-Gpu: msm: for higher priority you want to use nice level of -7
-Now you can change the governor tunables from Synapse (Issue fixed) (Thanks for the tip to AndreiLux)
-Synapse shows all the available gpu governors (Thanks to my friend Friedrich!)
-Cleaned some things in Synapse
-Other minor changes
January- 4 -2015 nightly r2
-Fixed Ondemand governor
-mm: slub: Default slub_max_order to 0 (Improved performance)
-Increased io performance
-writeback: fix occasional slow sync
-Fixed min frequency (Finally!)
-msm: Fix high load average from uninterruptible waits
-Cpu boost sysfs to enable/disable it (Synapse>cpu drivers)
-S-View hack (Twistedumbrella) enable/disable (Synapse>miscellaneous)
-Minor fixes
January- 1 -2015 nightly r1
-Based on Samsung Open Source N910FXXU1ANIE
-Compiled with Toolchain Linaro GCC 4.9.3 2014.12 Cortex A15
-PowerSuspend Driver
-Intelli-Plug V3.9
-Stereo Call Recording Support
-cpufreq_limit: don't override cpu min frequency
-Fast Charge V1.2
-Sweep2wake
-Simple GPU Algorithm
-Sysfs interface to Enable/Disable Logger Android (Default disable)
-Voltage Control
-Intelli-Thermal V1
-mDNIe Hijack control
-Advanced TCP control (westwood default)
-Sysfs interface to Enable/Disable CRC
-Dynamic Fsync Control V1.5
-Added Intelliactive, Smartmax and SmartassV2 governors
-Led Control
-Panel Color Control
-mDnie mode adapter for Synapse
-Selinux Enforcing/Permissive
-Synapse Support
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Installation instructions
You need to have TWPR, CWM o Philz Recovery.
Download the last kernel
Reboot in recovery mode
Make backup (recommended)
Flash the zip
Downloads
Strictly No Mirrors Please. In the event that you need to make one ask us first with purpose behind what valid reason.
Current Version
After flash the kernel go to play store and download Synapse apk.
Nadia nightly r7 KK (Mediafire)
App to control your display : Color Control
Old version
Nadia nightly r6 LL (Mediafire)
Nadia nightly r6 KK (MEGA)
Nadia nightly beta r5 (Mediafire)
Nadia nightly r3 (Mediafire)
Nadia nightly r4 (MEGA)
Nadia nightly r4 (AndroidFileHost)
Nadia nightly r3 (Mediafire)
Nadia nightly r3 (MEGA)
Nadia nightly r3 (AndroidFileHost)
Nadia nightly r2 (Mediafire)
Nadia nightly r2 (MEGA)
Nadia nightly r2 (AndroidFileHost)
Nadia nightly r1 (Mediafire)
Nadia nightly r1 (MEGA)
Nadia nightly r1 (AndroidFileHost)
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Our Projects:
Emotion Revolution for N7100 XDA / HtcSpain
EmotionMIUI for N7100 XDA / HtcSpain
Nadia nightly kernel for N7100
Nadia nightly kernel for m7
N910F/G XDA


Source code:
Nadia kernel Github
Thanks To/Credits
Andip71, AndreiLux, apb_axel, Civato, Christopher83, DerTeufel, Faux123, Ffolkes, Flar2, Franciscofranco, Franlov, Friedrich420, Gokhanmoral, Infernum, LoungeKatt (TwistedUmbrella), Vanito, Yank555.lu, ZaneZam.
I hope I have not forgotten anyone!
Hit the "thanks" button if you like our work.
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XDAevDB Information
Nadia Kernel, Kernel for the Samsung Galaxy Note 4
Contributors
Pafcholini, aukhan, jcanonico
Source Code:https://github.com/Pafcholini/Nadia-...-KK-OpenSource
Kernel Special Features: Faux Sound Support
Version Information
Status: Nightly
Current Stable Version: Nadia nightly r4
Stable Release Date: 2015-01-16
Current Beta Version: Nadia nightly beta r
Beta Release Date: 2015-01-27
Created 2015-01-01
Last Updated 2015-01-27
Twitter: @Pafcholini
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Recommended settings & FAQ Synapse and all available options:
- LIVE STATISTICS: Time in states, Uptime,etc.
- CPU - GOV: cpu scaling, cpu governor and governor tunables.
- CPU voltage: separate frequency voltage.
- GPU: GPU scaling min/max frequency, GPU governor, Simple GPU Algorithm.
- I/O: schedulers, internal storage read-ahead, externalSD read-ahead, Frandom Module, Scheldure Tunables Internal/External
- CPU DRIVERS: PowerSuspend and Intelli-Plug
- THERMAL: Intelli-Thermal Control
- MISCELLANEOUS: Dynamic FSYNC Driver, Logger Mode, CRC Settings, S-View bypass, Selinux Status, Optimize Database.
- BATTERY: Live Statistics and Fast Charge
- MDNIE/SCREEN: Panel Control, mDNIe Mode and mDNIe Mode Hijack
- LED: Led Control
- SCREEN WAKE CONTROL: Sweep2Wake Control
- KERNEL TWEAKS: low memory killer, kernel entropy, panic and panic on oops.
- NETWORK: tcp congestion control, hardering the TCP/IP stack to SYN attack,ignore pings,etc.
- VM-FS: dirty radio, swappiness,etc.
- BUILD.PROP: Build.prop Tweaks
- LOGS: Clearn Synapse, Logcat and Dmseg
- INFO-REBOOT: info about the kernel, reboots,etc.
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Balance between performance and battery
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Above is what I use personally. MAY NOT be optimal for all. Share your settings.
CPU frequency: 2649MHz/300MHz
CPU governor: Intelliactive or Bluactive for performance/ Interactive for battery
CPU voltaje: -25uV ((Be careful!! If you low voltages much you can get bootloop or battery drain.)
GPU: default values
I/O schedulers: row for both
PowerSuspend: hybrid hook
MPDECISION for performance/ Intelli-Plug for battery
Intelli-Thermal: enabled
MISCELLANEOUS: fsync enabled, logger mode disabled, crc disabled (you choice), Selinux Permissive
TCP: westwood for both
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Aukhan recommended settings
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F.A.Q
Can I flash this kernel on Note 4 SM-N910C or other variant?
No, you can not. This kernel is only for SM-N910F, SM-N910G, SM-N910T and SM-N910W8.
When I switch to Ondemand governor I noticed that cpu-boost is disabled.
Exactly, Ondemand and cpu-boost doesn't work well together. When you switch to Ondemand governor cpu-boost will be disabled automatically. Don't re-enable cpu-boost if you are using Ondemand governor. (Synapse>CPU DRIVERS)
Which app can control this kernel?
By default, the kernel is controlled by Synapse, but you can use the app that you like (Trickster Mod, Kernel Tweaker, etc.).
I flashed the kernel and Synapse says: "No support UCI detected".
Reflash the kernel, since it was a bad installation and Synapse does not detect the scripts.
After flashing the kernel lost root what to do?
In case you loose root just flash SuperSU
Any recommended settings to follow using Synapse?
At the beginning of the second post.
After flash the kernel some apks give me FC.
Go to Google Play Store and reinstall those apks.
From where can I remove int.d script?
Go to /system/etc/init.d using any root based file manager and delete.
Note: There is an important one related to superSU and if you remove it by mistake you're gonna have trouble with root permissions.
My device doesn't show any reaction to undervolting (battery life is same as before) or gets unstable even on light undervolting?
Use DVFS disabler Module(standalone) (dynamic voltage and frequency scaling), this feature was kept in touchwiz for benchmark boosting purposes and will conflict with any undervolting and custom governors because it scales the voltages and frequency on regular intervals and is framework integrated, so gets a higher priority than kernel based voltage and scaling controls.
For people who don't know what is DVFS please refer Wikipedia.
Min/Max frequency don't stick?
If your frequency settings don’t stick, it's because on certain Qualcomm devices, there are certain system services (thermald/mpdecision/project butter) or kernel service that rewrite frequency settings based on current thermal status and/or touch input.
I made a logcat but my file is empty. How I can "fix" it?
By default Android logger is disable. Go to Synapse > MISCELLANEOUS and enable Logger Mode.
What is it PowerSuspend?
This new powersuspend PM kernel driver is a replacement for it and existing early_suspend drivers. It should give better battery life.
What is it Intelli-Plug?
Intelliplug is a replacement for mp decision. Intelli-Plug is Faux123 open source solution to Qualcomm's closed source mpdecision. Intelli-Plug is disable by default. It conflicts with mpdecsion, so is HIGHLY recommend turning off mpdecision when using intelli-plug! (If you use Synapse the change is automatic. If you enable Intelli-plug mpdecision will turn off).
What is it Intelli-Thermal?
an intelligent MSM thermal throttling kernel driver designed to replace the
closed sourced thermald(aemon) from Qualcomm.
What is it Frandom?
Frandom is a kernel random number generator, which is 10-50 times faster than what you get from /dev/urandom. And it uses very little (/dev/frandom) or none (/dev/erandom) of the kernel's entropy pool, so it is very useful for applications that require a handy source for lots of random data.
What is it CRC?
CRC is a mechanism aiming to prevent data corruption when is enabled (reduce the performance around 30%). So if you disable it improve the performance but your data can be corrupted. Use it at your risk.
/sys/module/mmc_core/parameters/crc

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Know/Reported/Fixed issues Know issues
1. Synapse doesn't show CPU governor tunables.
I'm trying to fix it. FIXED
2. Sometimes Synapse (and others kernel control apks) show that the min frequency is 1190MHz (or other frequency).
Just cancel it. FIXED
3. Ondemand doesn't work well. FIXED
Thanks for the report @Vangelis13
Any other Issues you may Report us and we will fix it

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Does WiFi calling works in this kernel?

mliou said:
Does WiFi calling works in this kernel?
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I am assuming yes could you please flash and report back.

aukhan said:
I am assuming yes could you please flash and report back.
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I will test it tonight but I read somewhere that it needs to be based on T-Mobile source for it to work.

I just want to say that I'm SO glad to see this thread / kernel in this subforum. To all my fellow N910T users: I've been using this kernel for a few weeks now after testing every other kernel available, and I've had the best experience by far on my N4 running Nadia kernel. The most recent release is incredible; stable as... something that's super-stable , FauxSound implementation! I have the paid FauxSound app and the sound quality of everything (in call and otherwise) is simply fantastic, if anything ever "goes wrong" for any reason, in my experience booting into recovery, reflashing the kernel and wiping dalvik/cache will fix it 99% of the time. I really encourage N910T users to give this kernel a shot. It solved pretty much every problem I was experiencing previously with my N4, and really made it run like I felt that the current primo device on the market should run! :good:
Edit: Make sure to install BusyBox on Rails, free from the Play store along with this kernel. You'll have problems with Synapse otherwise... very important - just wanted to make a note of that Also, settings-wise, I mostly used @aukhan's settings in the video and undervolted -25mV across the board, which is a very solid place to start from.

Just FYI wifi calling fails to connect

papped said:
Just FYI wifi calling fails to connect
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I think the only way this works is if OP start from scratch using tmobile base.

I can also confirm that Wi-Fi calling gets error 82 failure to connect while using this kernel.
That said, if you don't need Wi-Fi calling this is an excellent, snappy, and stable build from my testing despite being in beta. I live in an area with good signal and I am impressed with it for sure. Dev has done good work here and brought another excellent kernel option to our device. :good:

jazzmachine said:
I just want to say that I'm SO glad to see this thread / kernel in this subforum. To all my fellow N910T users: I've been using this kernel for a few weeks now after testing every other kernel available, and I've had the best experience by far on my N4 running Nadia kernel. The most recent release is incredible; stable as... something that's super-stable , FauxSound implementation! I have the paid FauxSound app and the sound quality of everything (in call and otherwise) is simply fantastic, if anything ever "goes wrong" for any reason, in my experience booting into recovery, reflashing the kernel and wiping dalvik/cache will fix it 99% of the time. I really encourage N910T users to give this kernel a shot. It solved pretty much every problem I was experiencing previously with my N4, and really made it run like I felt that the current primo device on the market should run! :good:
Edit: Make sure to install BusyBox on Rails, free from the Play store along with this kernel. You'll have problems with Synapse otherwise... very important - just wanted to make a note of that Also, settings-wise, I mostly used @aukhan's settings in the video and undervolted -25mV across the board, which is a very solid place to start from.
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Thanks a lot as you were first to confirm that the kernel is running smooth that is when we decided let's have a dedicated thread in here.

AlkaliV2 said:
I can also confirm that Wi-Fi calling gets error 82 failure to connect while using this kernel.
That said, if you don't need Wi-Fi calling this is an excellent, snappy, and stable build from my testing despite being in beta. I live in an area with good signal and I am impressed with it for sure. Dev has done good work here and brought another excellent kernel option to our device. :good:
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Starting from the scratch becomes a little difficult I am sure there should be an alternate way of fixing this let me talk to @Pafcholini as he has moved to new place Internet is not setup yet so waiting for him.

AlkaliV2 said:
I can also confirm that Wi-Fi calling gets error 82 failure to connect while using this kernel.
That said, if you don't need Wi-Fi calling this is an excellent, snappy, and stable build from my testing despite being in beta. I live in an area with good signal and I am impressed with it for sure. Dev has done good work here and brought another excellent kernel option to our device. :good:
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Starting from the scratch becomes a little difficult I am sure there should be an alternate way of fixing this let me talk to @Pafcholini as he has moved to new place Internet is not setup yet so waiting for him.

Flashing now.

Ditto

Me, too.

Database Info

welcome