[Poll] What ROM are you using on your Moto G 2015 (osprey)? - Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

If you're using your osprey as your daily driver, which ROM are you using? Why do you prefer using it? How's the battery life?
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xMotoDA said:
If you're using your osprey as your daily driver, which ROM are you using? Why do you prefer using it? How's the battery life?
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Moto G3 xt1548
Virgin Mobile (DDR)
Stock 6.0.1 (MCIS24.107-82-18)
128GB Samsung external micro SD card
Rooted with SuperSU v2.82 (systemless)
BusyBox v1.26.2 Stericson su/xbin/ (BusyBox Pro)
TWRP (Squid's) v3.1.1-r1
AGNi pureMoto Kernel v3.2
Kernel Adiutor-Mod
LionFish CPU Governor
(533 MHz Minimum / 1209 MHz Maximum)
Fiops I/O Scheduler (Internal Storage 512)
Noop I/O Scheduler (External Storage 1024)
Adreno Idler
MSM Performance Hotplug
Very Agressive Low Memory Killer
I choose this ROM and configuration because it provides optimal RAM consumption, with an average of 350Mb free RAM with 29 applications installed. Also, I get an average battery life of 16 hours with moderate to heavy use and up to 14 days on standby. I have yet to find a custom ROM (and I'm in no way being negative with regard to the great custom ROMs for the Osprey) that can match the results I get from stock 6.0.1.

Battery life sounds really great! Why not vote in the poll?

MotoJunkie01 said:
Moto G3 xt1548
I choose this ROM and configuration because it provides optimal RAM consumption, with an average of 350Mb free RAM with 29 applications installed. .
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1 or 2 GB version?

xMotoDA said:
1 or 2 GB version?
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Sorry I should have clarified. I have the 1GB RAM, 8GB internal storage version of the Osprey.

MotoJunkie01 said:
Moto G3 xt1548
Virgin Mobile (DDR)
Stock 6.0.1 (MCIS24.107-82-18)
128GB Samsung external micro SD card
Rooted with SuperSU v2.82 (systemless)
BusyBox v1.26.2 Stericson su/xbin/ (BusyBox Pro)
TWRP (Squid's) v3.1.1-r1
AGNi pureMoto Kernel v3.2
Kernel Adiutor-Mod
LionFish CPU Governor
(533 MHz Minimum / 1209 MHz Maximum)
Fiops I/O Scheduler (Internal Storage 512)
Noop I/O Scheduler (External Storage 1024)
Adreno Idler
MSM Performance Hotplug
Very Agressive Low Memory Killer
I choose this ROM and configuration because it provides optimal RAM consumption, with an average of 350Mb free RAM with 29 applications installed. Also, I get an average battery life of 16 hours with moderate to heavy use and up to 14 days on standby. I have yet to find a custom ROM (and I'm in no way being negative with regard to the great custom ROMs for the Osprey) that can match the results I get from stock 6.0.1.
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You should use any AOSP-CAF based rom (Tesla Rom recommended) with squid or fire kernel if you want that type of battery backup.
I managed to get 6:30 hr of SOT with 1 day battery backup while WiFi is always on. (I had SS but deleted while flashing other ROM)
Though now i am using AOSPExtended Rom since Tesla Rom is stopped for our device.

nikhilpal2705 said:
You should use any AOSP-CAF based rom (Tesla Rom recommended) with squid or fire kernel if you want that type of battery backup.
I managed to get 6:30 of SOT with 1 day battery backup while WiFi is always on. (I had SS but deleted while flashing other ROM)
Though now i am using AOSPExtended Rom since Tesla Rom is stopped for our device.
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Nice results. I love the custom kernels by both @FireLord and @squid2. I've had great results from those kernels as well. I'll try your recommendations and couple one of those kernels with the Tesla ROM. (I'm a long time fan of Tesla Coil Apps, e.g. Nova Launcher.) Thanks for the tip.

Maybe a link to each ROM would be helpful in the poll would be helpful.

nikhilpal2705 said:
You should use any AOSP-CAF based rom (Tesla Rom recommended) with squid or fire kernel if you want that type of battery backup.
I managed to get 6:30 hr of SOT with 1 day battery backup while WiFi is always on. (I had SS but deleted while flashing other ROM)
Though now i am using AOSPExtended Rom since Tesla Rom is stopped for our device.
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Try unofficial gzr ROMs including Tesla,validus and tipsy.
Here
https://androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=194700
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nikhilpal2705 said:
You should use any AOSP-CAF based rom (Tesla Rom recommended) ...
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I just installed the 0517 build of Tesla yesterday. Too soon to tell about battery life but I like what I see so far. It was #1 in a list I saw recently of Moto G3 ROMs.

androidbaba said:
Try unofficial gzr ROMs including Tesla,validus and tipsy.
Here
https://androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=194700
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I've been a long-time user of Tesla and Validus ROMs on my Moto E (2nd Gen) LTE. I agree these ROMs do give optimal performance, they are lightweight and streamlined, & provide the user with a plethora of customization options. I also love the GZR based Kernel Adiutor app....

I have tried most of the available roms and my favorite up until recently was PureNexus. Now I am using ASOP CAF and I am loving it.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/2015-moto-g/development/osprey-aosp-caf-7-1-1-t3576936

Hi there guys. I'm testing RR on my phone and I was wondering which kernel should I mix with this room? Any recommendation?

I'm using Dirty Unicorns now.
I have used AOSiP-rom, AOSPExtended, Tesla. I can't say one is better than the other. You can customize them well.
They are all stable and smooth. It is just a feeling what you like most.
I like aosp-roms most .
We are glad to have a lot of devs who maintain their rom.
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Mantoi said:
Hi there guys. I'm testing RR on my phone and I was wondering which kernel should I mix with this room? Any recommendation?
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Try fire or optimus or ud kernels
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TheForce said:
I'm using Dirty Unicorns now.
I have used AOSiP-rom, AOSPExtended, Tesla. I can't say one is better than the other. You can customize them well.
They are all stable and smooth. It is just a feeling what you like most.
I like aosp-roms most .
We are glad to have a lot of devs who maintain their rom.
Sent from my XT1541 using XDA-Developers Legacy app
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Thanks
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androidbaba said:
Try fire or optimus or ud kernels
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I will give them a look. Thanks

I've been using the most recent Tesla ROM for the xt1548 now for three days, along with @squid2's r19 kernel with personalized settings. I must admit that I get premium battery life and RAM optimization, to around the same extent as my stock setup listed previously.
Thanks @xMotoDA and @androidbaba for the tips.

AOSP CAF Osprey
using this rom for about 20 days.......believe me it is smooth than all other roms as it is based on caf........also i gives an awesome battery backup with alucard hotplug,gov interactive pro ,arch power on..............in the recent update it has become more battery friendly as it is based on stock motorola mm kernel........try it.......u will love it

I'm going to give it a try. What CPU Governor and I/O scheduler do you use? Ok sorry. Interactive Pro. I just now saw that.

MotoJunkie01 said:
I'm going to give it a try. What CPU Governor and I/O scheduler do you use? Ok sorry. Interactive Pro. I just now saw that.
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If you are going to use ASOP CAF rom don't change any kernel settings for the latest version. See the thread for discussion.

Related

What's the Best Marshmallow ROM/Kernel[6.0.1+] for Performance on Moto G

As the title says it Im looking for the best rom kernel mix on the Moto G to unleash the beast
Still want some nice features & tweaks tho
Also want battery life but that I can tweak a bit myself...
Really want best performance in multitasking and everything I do not play any games I dont care if my moto g cant play games I only want it to perform in what I do most often... as my moto g is the 8gb version:
-Surf the web on chrome alot
-Listen to different music apps
-Do some work
-FB/Messenger
-Hangouts sms
-Youtube
Want you guys to share what are the best ROMS/KERNELS for the best performance!
Thanks Guys!
Currently running:
Moto G 2013 XT032 falcon
SlimSaber 6.0.1 UberTC
Kaminari Kernel UberTC5.3.x 1.6GHz CPU 533MHz GPU
Just my opinion: Presently if you wanna try CM based ROM, then give Resurrection remix a shot, with its inbuilt kernel. If you wanna go with AOSP then try Turbo ROM.
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Debanka said:
Just my opinion: Presently if you wanna try CM based ROM, then give Resurrection remix a shot, with its inbuilt kernel. If you wanna go with AOSP then try Turbo ROM.
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Okay yeah im pretty much going with cm I tried nexus experience,cm13,slimsaber I did not tried aosp will look your suggestions but yeah pretty much looking for best performance thanks for you answers
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I have a RessurectionRemix (android 6.0.1). What is the best kernel settings for Moto G for performance?
nevertheless... ID crisis 6.
For performance? easily ZERO Byte kernel by @BryanByteZ. Overclock to 1.6ghz cpu and 600 mhz GPU (1.1 and 450 are the normal values)
Latest ID crisis with latest kaminarikernel, Simply smooth

Searching for the perfect rom-kernel-mod-configs

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

stable Nougat ROM?

Hi all, I'm gonna by a N5 so would like to know if the Nougat roms are already 100% stable for daily use or which are the main bugs. Which rom do you suggest for battery life? Thanks
all nougat roms are stable. I recomend Beltz rom by @setiawanjimmy + Elemental X kernel. I use it since release of beltz. No random reboots nor lags. Smooth and stable as hell
aciupapa said:
all nougat roms are stable. I recomend Beltz rom by @setiawanjimmy + Elemental X kernel. I use it since release of beltz. No random reboots nor lags. Smooth and stable as hell
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Thank you very much, just for info how sot are you having? Any configuration of kernel?
NooBs7yL3 said:
Thank you very much, just for info how sot are you having? Any configuration of kernel?
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Current kernel configuration (through EX manager app):
governor:elementalx
GPU governor: simple or performance (was using both, now using performance)
max screen off freq: 1190 mhz
max cpu freq: 2,3 ghz
I get 3,5-4h (MAX i could get) SOT on Wifi and around 3h on LTE
Rom is really worth flashing. Rich customizations and great performance
oh, and it has latest OMS7 integrated
Of the nougat ROM choices I find DarkRom runs the smoothest and with best battery life. The downside is you will need to change recovery to CAF add it is aCAF nougat ROM

rom benchmarks

I figured id start a thred for roms and being benchmarked. If u are willing to help list phone, plus or non plus, Stock rom version. Rom, Kernel, And what base rom is. If anybody else can add to this list to help is figure who the top runners are please do.
Moto g4 non plus
Stock :nougat latest 62r
Rom: aokp latest build lineage based
Kernel: elemental x overclocked
No other modifacations
joeeboogz said:
Moto g4 non plus
Stock :nougat latest 62r
Rom: aokp
Kernel: elemental x overclocked
No other modifacations
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First one
G4 non plus
Stock nougat 7.0
ElementalX kernel, stock clock
Ouch! Not so great.
AOSiP 7.1.1 stock kernel
1625
Done in airplane mode
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G4 Plus
Stock 7.0 base
AOSGP ROM and stock kernel
So far aokp is champ thanks guys
Official lineage 14.1. ,3-13 build
Stock kernel
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Official lineage same build
Exkernel overclocked
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AOSP extended stock everything.
Reaper. Ex kernel overclocked
Im curious to see rr and lineage
This is probably the coolest thread ever, nice thinking @joeeboogz.
joeeboogz said:
Im curious to see rr and lineage
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Just because you are curious. No OC, balanced mode.
These don't mean anything to the actual performance of a ROM. Keep that in mind.
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This is with Tesla 20170317 and ElementalX 1.04, overclocked. The downside is I had to switch back to the stock Tesla kernel because it ElementalX refused to see my sdcard. Not good!
Silesh.Nair said:
Just because you are curious. No OC, balanced mode.
These don't mean anything to the actual performance of a ROM. Keep that in mind.
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Very true. Benchmarks are merely a rough indicator of overall performance under a fixed set of conditions. Actual use of a device will usually vary widely from the benchmark parameters.
Tipsy elemental x OC
G4 non plus
Orion OS 2.7 day 2016/10/28, this is 6.0 because i use xposed a lot.
battery life
brundark said:
Orion OS 2.7 day 2016/10/28, this is 6.0 because i use xposed a lot.
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how is the battery life in this build ?
Liquid rom
Moto g4 non plus
just says it because that's how rom was made lol stock kernel no o/c

Best ROM Nexus 5 Performance-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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