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just flashed the latest bricked kernel on my sensation running arhd 3.6.5

The phone is extremely slow with this kernel. Am i doing something wrong!? What app to use with this kernel to set the speeds and all that?

Ok so I just played with daemon tool and the phone is a lil faster. What settings are h guys running and what governor? Also what's the difference between them?

Help please i dont want to damage my phone running the wrong settings.

Am running min freq. 192000
Max freq on 1536000
Governor smartassV2.

antrax360 said:
Am running min freq. 192000
Max freq on 1536000
Governor smartassV2.
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Hi,
192000 & 1512000 are good settings.

malybru said:
Hi,
192000 & 1512000 are good settings.
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I dont have 151. 153 is the lowest on the 150 range

antrax360 said:
I dont have 151. 153 is the lowest on the 150 range
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Hi,
153 is fine as well.

switch to ondemand governor. and you might want to switch to 1.4r1 bricked kernel for sense 3.0 aka (3.6.x) thats the best version next to 0.91 for sense 3.0

rddocke said:
switch to ondemand governor. and you might want to switch to 1.4r1 bricked kernel for sense 3.0 aka (3.6.x) thats the best version next to 0.91 for sense 3.0
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What's the difference between ondemand and smartass?

To my experience smartass is more conservative than ondemand but ondemand is better at performing and conserving energy when not in use. It has a better balance it will know when you max out performance and when not to so battery still lasts long and performance is maximized
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antrax360 said:
The phone is extremely slow with this kernel. Am i doing something wrong!? What app to use with this kernel to set the speeds and all that?
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Have you tried a reboot? Most of the time, flashing a new ROM/kernel requires a reboot before the phone acts normal.
Matt

[Discussion]Kernels

As some of the other threads are getting a little bit chaotic, I'm opening this thread 'bout kernels. I'm trying to list all available kernels for the I9001 here in this first post. You may discuss kernel related problems here.
Right now the kernels are included in a bigger package. That's why there are the links to those packages and not to a "single" kernel file.
Available kernels:
FeaCore_Phoenix_OC: http://mediafire.com/?al9s0abvdjrmg6e
FeaCore_Phoenix_nonOC: http://mediafire.com/?5unogie5i58x85r
Cranium Kernel_OC:http://www.multiupload.com/5QC10CJZK6

Is the feacore phoenix non oc is stable? Battery drain???
2.3.6 ZSKP6 | Adrenaline Shot v12
FeaMod 1.2 | Instanet 3G Free

Nice..
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pyronia said:
Is the feacore phoenix non oc is stable? Battery drain???
2.3.6 ZSKP6 | Adrenaline Shot v12
FeaMod 1.2 | Instanet 3G Free
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It's less fluid for me ... Back to 1.3.1.

pyronia said:
Is the feacore phoenix non oc is stable? Battery drain???
2.3.6 ZSKP6 | Adrenaline Shot v12
FeaMod 1.2 | Instanet 3G Free
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I use 1.3.1 non OC.
Its stable and has a good battery use
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manveru0,i got confused when i saw ur commit 'revert,re revert blah blah'
what's the current status of jhash3 in phoenix kernel?

sakindia123 said:
manveru0,i got confused when i saw ur commit 'revert,re revert blah blah'
what's the current status of jhash3 in phoenix kernel?
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Current status is that jhash3 is reverted back to standard jhash in the OC version. Yesterday I had a loss of about 10% battery power over a time period of ~ 8 hours, which is too high. oudbrood has the same issue. Right now I'm testing the latest build. If it turns out that the battery drain is lower, I'm definitely gonna send jhash3 into nirvana

My clone of Manveru0 kernel is still drain battery 2% over night, and i have 3890 points in Antutu without any adrenalin and thunderbolt
pm.sleep.mode=1, I not use full suspend mode in MSM
max CPU freq 1490, all freq undervolted -25mv.
One question why here such options #define DEFAULT_RAMP_UP_STEP 345600 and , #define DEFAULT_RAMP_DOWN_STEP 345600, for them very good productivity but is used only three frequencies
p.s. BFQ slow rather than CFQ, in antutu -200 points with BFQ

vitaliy_y said:
My clone of Manveru0 kernel is still drain battery 2% over night, and i have 3890 points in Antutu without any adrenalin and thunderbolt
pm.sleep.mode=1, I not use full suspend mode in MSM
max CPU freq 1490, all freq undervolted -25mv.
One question why here such options #define DEFAULT_RAMP_UP_STEP 345600 and , #define DEFAULT_RAMP_DOWN_STEP 345600, for them very good productivity but is used only three frequencies
p.s. BFQ slow rather than CFQ, in antutu -200 points with BFQ
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hey can u post ur kernal. would like to try it out. thanks

Could you upload a non-OC Fly High kernel? Or is Fly high still a test-kernel?
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vitaliy_y said:
My clone of Manveru0 kernel is still drain battery 2% over night, and i have 3890 points in Antutu without any adrenalin and thunderbolt
pm.sleep.mode=1, I not use full suspend mode in MSM
max CPU freq 1490, all freq undervolted -25mv.
One question why here such options #define DEFAULT_RAMP_UP_STEP 345600 and , #define DEFAULT_RAMP_DOWN_STEP 345600, for them very good productivity but is used only three frequencies
p.s. BFQ slow rather than CFQ, in antutu -200 points with BFQ
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with or without jhash3? I guess without it, right?
the high default ramp up step value was because i once had stability issues with lower values. But that may have been something else. Anyway, did lower it for a test. Okay, I've now also SIO as I/O scheduler included. Need to test that as well. Thx for your input

Yes, without jhash3
I have included support shed debuggin in kernel, and now testing a little commands sach as echo "NO_NEW_FAIR_SLEEPERS" > /sys/kernel/debug/sched_features
I maked temporarily dssconfigure JFS anf CIFS.
Now testing kernel

vitaliy_y said:
Yes, without jhash3
I have included support shed debuggin in kernel, and now testing a little commands sach as echo "NO_NEW_FAIR_SLEEPERS" > /sys/kernel/debug/sched_features
I maked temporarily dssconfigure JFS anf CIFS.
Now testing kernel
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hey man,cud u try adding xz boot compression ,cleancache?i cudnt do it.....compilation errors
EDIT:manver0 added cleancache!

I check the battery expense after that I will search for initial codes for BLN

vitaliy_y said:
I check the battery expense after that I will search for initial codes for BLN
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there are plenty of codes for bln around. That ain't the problem. But, you need to change the liblights library which means, you need to recompile it and push it onto your phone. Now I don't know what happens if I push the new library with an update package, everyone gets it and after that somebody reverts to an older version without bln. You know what I mean?
https://github.com/neldar/kernel-2.6.35-nexusS-bln
Edit: By the way I've lowered the DEFAULT_RAMP_UP_STEP down to 249600 which leads to shutting off the device every time it goes into sleep mode. Exactly this was the reason why I have 345600 in it. I'm gonna revert the sources again...
Edit2: I had a reply on the german board android hilfe about jhash3. I'm definitely not gonna reimplement it as the battery drain is definitely higher:
He checked the battery drain with and without 3g data connection
2 hours Wlan off (and 3g on) = 11% battery drain
4 hours Wlan on (thus 3g off) =2% battery drain

I used DEFAULT_RAMP_UP_STEP adn down step 128000, and device worked normal,
Ideal sleep speed was 246000 instead of 128000

vitaliy_y said:
I used DEFAULT_RAMP_UP_STEP adn down step 128000, and device worked normal,
Ideal sleep speed was 246000 instead of 128000
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ok, gonna check it out.
Why would you choose a higher frequency on the ideal sleep speed?
Edit: echoed your values to the ramp up and down node and it immediately killed my device when going into sleep state (aka hit power button)

i used instead a generic concept.............min and max

How to set fernel faux

Hello, I flashed ARHD 6.5.5 with faux kernel.
I want to know how to set this kernel with System Tuner or Faux Clock.
My smartphone is Sensation XE. Thanks
Actually is set:
max clock 1,512 ghz
min clock 192 mhz
governer on demand
global voltage 0mV
GPU IO Fraction 33

I don't understand your question. What do you want to set, the CPU frequency or the voltage?

Faux in its kernel thread write : "For frequency control and voltage adjustments use SystemTuner by 3C or FauxClock app by Romanbb". What it mean?What can i do with this apps?Can i get better performance setting this values?
Thanks

Hi,
With this app you can test different frequency from 1.52 to 1.8 Ghz.
You can see witch one is better for your usage and batterie life ...
Sent from my HTC Sensation using XDA

amsterdam88 said:
Faux in its kernel thread write : "For frequency control and voltage adjustments use SystemTuner by 3C or FauxClock app by Romanbb". What it mean?What can i do with this apps?Can i get better performance setting this values?
Thanks
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It means you can overclock/underclock and undrevolt.
Overclocking can lead to better performance, unvolting may increase battery life a little.

Ok, but in your opinion which is the best combination?
What happens if i set the governer performance?i don't see any difference!

amsterdam88 said:
Ok, but in your opinion which is the best combination?
What happens if i set the governer performance?i don't see any difference!
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I'm still experimenting really, I leave it at 1.5GHz but I've undervolted by about 50 but haven't really noticed that much difference in battery life.
For governor I just stick to On Demand. Here's an explanation of governors: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1369817

maybe is better if i keep the stock kernel
now i reflash with stock.
IMO to have a custom kernel with default setting have no sense!

[Q] Recommended frequency for battery

I need know which it's the best frequency to save battery and performance if you could tell me, thanks ! :good:

teo2996 said:
I need know which it's the best frequency to save battery and performance if you could tell me, thanks ! :good:
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Max:600 or 604 for cm
Min:122
governor: smartassv2
scheduler: sio
, Disable location services , background data,sync when you don't need them :good:

If you want to save your batterylife extremely use this (not everytime itll make your phone bootloop):
Max 245
Min 122
Governor powersave
Joke
the best setting is the normal frequency. (Max 600Mhz Min 122 or 245MHz and Governor smartassv2)
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Battery Life ROM 4.4.2

One question. The battery life is better in :confusedalpha rom cm 4.4.2 from 20140318 than gingerbread rom?

davidof1990 said:
One question. The battery life is better in :confusedalpha rom cm 4.4.2 from 20140318 than gingerbread rom?
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Yes, I have ehndroix V 4.4.2 running, and the battery life is amazing! I was wondering at beginning, too, but obviously the code in kitkat is much more efficient.
:good:

Governor: Interactive
Above_high-speed_delay: 20000
High-speed_freq: 1000000
Min_sample_time: 5000
Timer_rate: 30000
i/o scheduler: deadline
This cpu setting is good on battery. To me, it's better than deadline.. I'm using this setting on every device.

Lim Wee Huat said:
Governor: Interactive
Above_high-speed_delay: 20000
High-speed_freq: 1000000
Min_sample_time: 5000
Timer_rate: 30000
i/o scheduler: deadline
This cpu setting is good on battery. To me, it's better than deadline.. I'm using this setting on every device.
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@Lim Wee Huat i tried your settings but min_sample_time doesnt reduce to 5000. it automatically sets to 80000 . what application do u use ? i use android tuner (xposed) .

@swapnilpx
Use trickstermod or performance control.. Setting will not stick, sadly, you need to set it after every reboot.

Lim Wee Huat said:
@swapnilpx
Use trickstermod or performance control.. Setting will not stick, sadly, you need to set it after every reboot.
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yeah.. right !.. and i have performance control in my setting but it can only change the governer or i/o scheduler. ill try trickstermod.