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Which Custom ROM you guys feel gives the best battery backup for Osprey ??
Resurrection remix ...on moderate use..5 1/2 SOT
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For just battery considered? CM12.1 with a solid minimalistic kernel of it must be an aftermarket one, the stock rom is probably the best though (add a solid kernel and tweak it its even better).
But for a featured ROM, Turbo with Squid kernel using Lionfish governor gave me the best battery, although it wasn't really noticeably different, those were the numbers GSAM gave me.
TBH, no rom itself is the cause of poor battery life, ever single ROM for the G3 uses the exact same base of CM12.1 for Lollipop and CM13 for Marshmallow for all aftermarket Roms, in general, if one ROM has a problem or strength, they all do. The only device tree we have is CM based, so other than a few customizations and toolchain selection, all roms for this device are the same.
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Im trying to make my moto g last at least 4hs Sot, running smooth always and without lags in games. I want to know wich is the best combination so if anyone knows and want to share his experience, I would say, THANKS!
I'm using Cm13 temasek unofficial with kaminari cm13 kernel
Thaxs, awemsome community
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I had been using CM 13 and Hurtsky Kernel since the release. I've had a hard time with that and now I moved to Identity Crisis which is based on stock and Kaminari Kernel. The performance is mind blowing and I get around 5 hours of SoT with heavy usage. UI is really fast and fluidic.
Here's the link to the ROM http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g/development/rom-identity-crisis-6-t3324595
And here's the link to the Kernel http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g/orig-development/kernel-kaminarikernel-v2-0-t3345716
bhatt095 said:
I had been using CM 13 and Hurtsky Kernel since the release. I've had a hard time with that and now I moved to Identity Crisis which is based on stock and Kaminari Kernel. The performance is mind blowing and I get around 5 hours of SoT with heavy usage. UI is really fast and fluidic.
Here's the link to the ROM http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g/development/rom-identity-crisis-6-t3324595
And here's the link to the Kernel http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g/orig-development/kernel-kaminarikernel-v2-0-t3345716
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Thanks for sharing your experience! I have tested Id crisis about 2 months ago, next weekend I'll give it an other try
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If anyone has another combination and wants to share it Im here waitin????
I used krexus caf and hurtsky's kernel and i gave around 4-5 Sot
i'm on the latest from DirtyUnicorn(10.6) with Valkyrie V6(hurtsky's) and i get 4-5hrs SOT on mobile data with sw2w enabled for a full charge (though i never let my battery go below 50%). NO xposed(greenify+amplify) installed. though i have disabled most of the non-essential services with MyAndroidTools.
koshikas said:
i'm on the latest from DirtyUnicorn(10.6) with Valkyrie V6(hurtsky's) and i get 4-5hrs SOT on mobile data with sw2w enabled for a full charge (though i never let my battery go below 50%). NO xposed(greenify+amplify) installed. though i have disabled most of the non-essential services with MyAndroidTools.
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Thanks I will try that this afternoon????
My fvrt are:
MM: first IDcrisis 6+stock kernel. and 2nd is Krexus rom+stock kernel.
LP:
first is cm12.1 unofficial by fonz93+ stock kernel and 2nd is pure AOSP (official)
himu_joy said:
My fvrt are:
MM: first IDcrisis 6+stock kernel. and 2nd is Krexus rom+stock kernel.
LP:
first is cm12.1 unofficial by fonz93+ stock kernel and 2nd is pure AOSP (official)
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If the other one doesnt convince me I'll try that
could someone tell me the settings for the following roms to save battery life using kernel adiuotor
the resurrection remix rom ,i have tested this one and it just drains way too much battery
the aokp rom
slimroms rom
my model is smn915g
thank u in advance
Hello, I just want to know some combos for Moto g 2015 that are good, thanks
R4in_ said:
Hello, I just want to know some combos for Moto g 2015 that are good, thanks
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Check this thread. Many users have already posted their ROM+kernel combo.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/201...-driver-rom-osprey-discussion-t3333513/page23
Still, I'm currently running RR 5.8.2 with Optimus R20.
adityak1303 said:
Check this thread. Many users have already posted their ROM+kernel combo.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/201...-driver-rom-osprey-discussion-t3333513/page23
Still, I'm currently running RR 5.8.2 with Optimus R20.
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Ok , gonna check the thread
adityak1303 said:
Check this thread. Many users have already posted their ROM+kernel combo.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/201...-driver-rom-osprey-discussion-t3333513/page23
Still, I'm currently running RR 5.8.2 with Optimus R20.
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Oh yeah, I forgot to ask, do you change any settings of Optimus kernel?
R4in_ said:
Oh yeah, I forgot to ask, do you change any settings of Optimus kernel?
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Not really. The only thing I do is set the minimum CPU frequency to 400 Hz. Otherwise I just leave it with default settings and it works great.
"Best" is such a misused term in the ROM world...
In my opinion, the best is stock... The performance and battery life are exemplary. Moto might screw up a lot of stuff, but they can certainly optimize a ROM.
I just downgraded from Lineage 14.1 to CM 13. Never flashed a custom kernel. It's amazing. No more bugs with Bluetooth or mobile data, far better battery life. I'm at 26% with 4 hrs SOT. I used to barely get 3 with Nougat.
So IMO you should stick with roms based on official Moto software. Unfortunately, almost all of the ones still being updated are Nougat based and thus have lots of bugs. I'm using the last cm13 snapshot from late December.
Mama Luigi said:
I just downgraded from Lineage 14.1 to CM 13. Never flashed a custom kernel. It's amazing. No more bugs with Bluetooth or mobile data, far better battery life. I'm at 26% with 4 hrs SOT. I used to barely get 3 with Nougat.
So IMO you should stick with roms based on official Moto software. Unfortunately, almost all of the ones still being updated are Nougat based and thus have lots of bugs. I'm using the last cm13 snapshot from late December.
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you're doing something wrong buddy, im getting atleast 5H+ sot on nougat. but thats on my phone
AOSP-CAF + LineageOS Kernel. Really satisfying in battery and performance.
I used to have Resurrection Remix (Marshmallow) + fire kernel, I can reach a SOT of 6, more or less.
R4in_ said:
I used to have Resurrection Remix (Marshmallow) + fire kernel, I can reach a SOT of 6, more or less.
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But I'm currently running RR + Optimus
Aosp Caf with UD kernel for batter performance and battery life
Hey I'm new on this forum and I got Nexus 5 since 2014 but the perfomance it's not the same as then. I was wondering what is the best ROM based on perfomace-battery life for my Nexus 5? In order to extend the use a little bit and got some extra battery life of course without losing performance.
So I hope you could help me with awesome ROM. Currently I'm using RR 7.1.2 but my battery started to expire quickly and performance it's not good with the time goes by. For that reason I'm looking new ROMs. Thanks!
I found using LineageOS 15.0 ROM had better battery life than RR, you can give it a try.
BackToAndroid said:
I found using LineageOS 15.0 ROM had better battery life than RR, you can give it a try.
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I'm Thinking on 4 ROMs right now, LineageOS, Dark ROM, Resurrection Remix (last version December) and Paranoid Android. I was using RR version August 20th 2017 but my battery life didn't last long, so I wanted to try others ROMs based on recommendations of performance and battery life duration.
Best Set Up I've Found
rzkingaioria said:
I'm Thinking on 4 ROMs right now, LineageOS, Dark ROM, Resurrection Remix (last version December) and Paranoid Android. I was using RR version August 20th 2017 but my battery life didn't last long, so I wanted to try others ROMs based on recommendations of performance and battery life duration.
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WARNING: DON'T COME TO ME COMPLAINING THAT YOU BRICKED YOUR DEVICE. YOU DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK AND ACKNOWLEDGE THE WARNINGS
Here's the best set up I've found, LineageOS 14.1 Nightly, Franco Kernel rk113 3.4.0, SuperSU v2.82, and No Frills CPU Controller. Franco Kernel increases battery life crazily on it's own, then add LineageOS and SuperSU and use No Frills to underclock it. It lasts forever. You could even add the LG G2 battery mod to this and have a god tier battery.
Note though, flash LineageOS > SuperSU > Franco Kernel. If you flash the kernel before LineageOS it may be over written and your kernel will be messed up. (I know this for a fact will happen with Magisk 15.2). Before doing any of this make sure you have a back up using TWRP and/or Titanium Backup in case you mess up.
LineageOS 14.1 Nightly:https://download.lineageos.org/hammerhead
Franco Kernel: https://kernels.franco-lnx.net/Nexus5/7.1.1/anyKernel/ (scroll all the way down until you see a file called "fk-r113-anykernel2.zip" and download that.)
SuperSU 2.82: http://www.supersu.com/download (scroll down until you see the section called "Zips" and download the latest version).
No Frills CPU Controller: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=it.sineo.android.noFrillsCPU&hl=en
Hope you enjoy If so please hit that "Thanks" button!
Bigority said:
WARNING: DON'T COME TO ME COMPLAINING THAT YOU BRICKED YOUR DEVICE. YOU DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK AND ACKNOWLEDGE THE WARNINGS
Here's the best set up I've found, LineageOS 14.1 Nightly, Franco Kernel rk113 3.4.0, SuperSU v2.82, and No Frills CPU Controller. Franco Kernel increases battery life crazily on it's own, then add LineageOS and SuperSU and use No Frills to underclock it. It lasts forever. You could even add the LG G2 battery mod to this and have a god tier battery.
Note though, flash LineageOS > SuperSU > Franco Kernel. If you flash the kernel before LineageOS it may be over written and your kernel will be messed up. (I know this for a fact will happen with Magisk 15.2). Before doing any of this make sure you have a back up using TWRP and/or Titanium Backup in case you mess up.
LineageOS 14.1 Nightly:https://download.lineageos.org/hammerhead
Franco Kernel: https://kernels.franco-lnx.net/Nexus5/7.1.1/anyKernel/ (scroll all the way down until you see a file called "fk-r113-anykernel2.zip" and download that.)
SuperSU 2.82: http://www.supersu.com/download (scroll down until you see the section called "Zips" and download the latest version).
No Frills CPU Controller: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=it.sineo.android.noFrillsCPU&hl=en
Hope you enjoy If so please hit that "Thanks" button!
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Hi,
What's gapps package do you use?
thanks
chesus05 said:
Hi,
What's gapps package do you use?
thanks
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For this you're going to want to use ARM>7.1>Pico
You can install whatever else you want afterwards. You might also be able to use nano, haven't tested it.
Bigority said:
For this you're going to want to use ARM>7.1>Pico
You can install whatever else you want afterwards. You might also be able to use nano, haven't tested it.
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Do you mind sharing your setting of No frill CPU control for underclocking?
mellomade said:
Do you mind sharing your setting of No frill CPU control for underclocking?
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Well I no longer have a Nexus 5 tbf, so i can't help ya there, just slowly turn it different items down until you get your preferred batery life/performance
Hello! OP, did you manage to get the setup Bigority recommended? If so, what's the performance you got out of the phone (preferably, an AnTuTu score)? And how's the battery?
P.S.: Asking these questions because I'm currently using an iPhone 5S and I'm thinking of replacing it with a Nexus 5.
Bigority said:
WARNING: DON'T COME TO ME COMPLAINING THAT YOU BRICKED YOUR DEVICE. YOU DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK AND ACKNOWLEDGE THE WARNINGS
Here's the best set up I've found, LineageOS 14.1 Nightly, Franco Kernel rk113 3.4.0, SuperSU v2.82, and No Frills CPU Controller. Franco Kernel increases battery life crazily on it's own, then add LineageOS and SuperSU and use No Frills to underclock it. It lasts forever. You could even add the LG G2 battery mod to this and have a god tier battery.
Note though, flash LineageOS > SuperSU > Franco Kernel. If you flash the kernel before LineageOS it may be over written and your kernel will be messed up. (I know this for a fact will happen with Magisk 15.2). Before doing any of this make sure you have a back up using TWRP and/or Titanium Backup in case you mess up.
LineageOS 14.1 Nightly:https://download.lineageos.org/hammerhead
Franco Kernel: https://kernels.franco-lnx.net/Nexus5/7.1.1/anyKernel/ (scroll all the way down until you see a file called "fk-r113-anykernel2.zip" and download that.)
SuperSU 2.82: http://www.supersu.com/download (scroll down until you see the section called "Zips" and download the latest version).
No Frills CPU Controller: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=it.sineo.android.noFrillsCPU&hl=en
Hope you enjoy If so please hit that "Thanks" button!
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Hi, I'm actually on stock 6.0.1 with Franco kernel on battery saving profile. The performance are ok except for the fact that the screen have to be always pretty dark.
I have really to try using the phone less as possible to reach the end of the day with one charge. Do you think that this rom and following configurations they can give to me a relevant better autonomy and performance? How is the stability?
Thanks
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