The battery life of this phone is horrible everything else is good I'm using the latest 5.9.24 miui7 multi rom... Need help in solving this
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I got my brother a redmi note2, his is on 5.9.18 dev rom. Battery life is quite good. Heard a few people say .24 feels like having half the battery time, so maybe it's that.
Crim Soukyuu said:
I got my brother a redmi note2, his is on 5.9.18 dev rom. Battery life is quite good. Heard a few people say .24 feels like having half the battery time, so maybe it's that.
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I confirm .18 is batterywise way better than .24!
Read on french forum that people did battery calibration after new ROM. I am still waiting for my phone but I monitor this point. I really worry to be disappointed by battery life...~~~
cheers
I haven't so much worries about battery life... I set 3G/4G only when i need it and battery life is good, about one day with medium use
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Battery drain because the CPU governor is always on interactive.
Install Kernel auditor
The go to security, Permession, root Permession and enable kernel auditor.
Now open kernel auditor, on left menu tap Plugin and install selinux.
Now if you go to CPU can set the governor of big and little to ondemand or powersave.
This work because if you make antutu at powersave you make about 36000point, on ondemand about 40000.
Tell me if work
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manuuu88 said:
Battery drain because the CPU governor is always on interactive.
Install Kernel auditor
The go to security, Permession, root Permession and enable kernel auditor.
Now open kernel auditor, on left menu tap Plugin and install selinux.
Now if you go to CPU can set the governor of big and little to ondemand or powersave.
This work because if you make antutu at powersave you make about 36000point, on ondemand about 40000.
Tell me if work
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Grazieee!
So we don't need a custom kernel in order to change CPU frequency.. because i tried with No-frills CPU control and similar without success
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Grazieee!
So we don't need a custom kernel in order to change CPU frequency.. because i tried with No-frills CPU control and similar without success
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Don t change CPU freq but only governor. Prego
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Tried to set the governor to powersave and ondemand (with selinux installed) but no luck... Antutu score instead of decrease is increasing
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Wow! Always thanks to me! Ahahahh
Try performance governor.
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try a look here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/redmi-note-2/orig-development/kernel-battery-saver-kernel-t3224522
I tried to find Plugin in kernel auditor but no luck. is it included in the free version? or u re using something else?
manuuu88 said:
Battery drain because the CPU governor is always on interactive.
Install Kernel auditor
The go to security, Permession, root Permession and enable kernel auditor.
Now open kernel auditor, on left menu tap Plugin and install selinux.
Now if you go to CPU can set the governor of big and little to ondemand or powersave.
This work because if you make antutu at powersave you make about 36000point, on ondemand about 40000.
Tell me if work
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You have to give the battery a good charge like 8 hours plugged in, after that you just do it every night and the battery lasts
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I'm gonna try this on my Mini but I have a question. Can my battery/cpu melt by running 825Mhz or higher than 729Mhz?
I also run 122Mhz as lowest
I've gone 781, thats about all the balls I have to go up to. Device is still perfect.
good luck! let us know how it went
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I'm gonna try this on my Mini but I have a question. Can my battery/cpu melt by running 825Mhz or higher than 729Mhz?
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No dude.....if ur CPU is not capable of it, it will go into an infinite loop which can be easily restored by xRecovery, that all.
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i see that the cellphone cpus are the same with the desktop/laptop ones. some can take more heat, some not. mine is stable at max 749. once i go a step up, it will freeze when doing some task. tried 825 and it freezes as soon as i hit apply.
yea... same thing here... when I set 825MHz it frozes few sec later... and phone restarts and works normaly on 720MHz...
I once accidentally set my frequency to 825mhz in SetCPU(damn those sliders) but switched it back to 652 mhz like, instantly, and there was no damage done. =D
Yeah, also tried that. It instantly froze and gave me a bootloop. Mine is stuck @ 710MhZ default setting ^.^
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Yours is stuck at 710 mhz? You have to use No-frills Cpu to set or just use SetCPU, you cannot change them through performance settings.
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Yours is stuck at 710 mhz? You have to use No-frills Cpu to set or just use SetCPU, you cannot change them through performance settings.
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This is false. You should be able to change them directly through CyanogenMod CPU settings..
Mine can pull 748 max, anything higher and it reboots, no bootloop though as always turn set at boot off for testing frequencies
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Yours is stuck at 710 mhz? You have to use No-frills Cpu to set or just use SetCPU, you cannot change them through performance settings.
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No Sorry, I didn't mean that it really stuck, of course I can change them.. but mine is set at default settings.
I also tried setting it to 768MhZ but gave me frequent reboots. So I just set it to default
Sorry for bad english..
NO NO NO,
it overheats the phone and moreover that speed is unnecessary
Overclocking is logarithmic in terms of overall system speed. Running the clock at 800mhz isn't double the speed of the processor at 400mhz, the advantage gain compared to even 700mhz would be miniscule. The processor would most likely become unstable and result in a much poorer performance than default clock speed.
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The processor would most likely become unstable and result in a much poorer performance than default clock speed.
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and later we have to change the phone itself (result of a big hole)
Heres my overclocking results, i used quadrant to benchmark, I'm running 787mHz no problem, is this around normal results ??? would just like to know incase its not performing properly
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NO NO NO,
it overheats the phone and moreover that speed is unnecessary
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At 710mHz ("remember on boot" option enabled) the phone works like a charm compared to the factory 600mhz frequency, which is awful - the phone is slow like a running snail!
Over 710mHz when I turn on "remember on boot" option, after a reboot the phone goes to a bootloop, from which I can not escape even with Xrecovery simply because I can not enter the Recovery module at all.
Over 710Mhz even with the "remember on boot" option disabled, to avoid the bootloops after restart, the phone is too unstable and the positive effects from the overclock are much less than its advantages.
banari.sushanth said:
NO NO NO,
it overheats the phone and moreover that speed is unnecessary
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Strange as my phone runs 787mHz without even a sniff of temp rise or freezing, and that's even with extreme usage
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i have a jelly bean rom on my phone and for a while it worked fine with a custom kernel. then it started to freeze as soon as i hit the lock button. so it wouldnt turn back on. it always does it now. but when i take off the kernel it works fine with the stock jb rom kernel. ive tried slim bean, cm10, helly bean and they all freeze with a custom kernel. they use the devil or sephamore kernel. both give me the same problem and i dont know what is causing it when the kernels were meant to work on these roms. some help would be much appreciated
Are you overclocking or anything? Undervolting? Live OC? Maybe your phone can't handle it.
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Are you overclocking or anything? Undervolting? Live OC? Maybe your phone can't handle it.
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its overclocked to 1.3 ghz with this kernel but it should be able to handle it. i used to run it at 1.6 on gingerbread and ics roms. the devil kernel ran fine with with live overclock on ics. im using sephamore on jb with live overclock of 105% and its undervolted. i dont know if this is the problem though as i used to run at higher clock speeds with undervolting and live overclock.
Try flashing the kernel, but don't overclock or undervolt.
See if it reboots/hangs.
Then try just overclocking.
Then try just undervolting.
Etc.
Just so we can narrow down the problem.
Also, is deep idle enabled?
Edit: May I ask why you overclock so high?
If it's for performance, you're much better Live OC'ing like 10% and leaving the min at 200 + the Live OC.
Heck, maybe even 20%, it'll be super snappy.
Unless you play games, then I understand.
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Try flashing the kernel, but don't overclock or undervolt.
See if it reboots/hangs.
Then try just overclocking.
Then try just undervolting.
Etc.
Just so we can narrow down the problem.
Also, is deep idle enabled?
Edit: May I ask why you overclock so high?
If it's for performance, you're much better Live OC'ing like 10% and leaving the min at 200 + the Live OC.
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Yeah ill try that out and i disabled deep idle i think it still does it. if i awaken my phone periodically it wont reboot.
and i used to just because i could i usually kept the max at around 1.5 ghz. i would just use 1.6 maybe for some heavier games. but now the processor is only at 1.3 ghz and 1.46 with the devil kernel as i dont play much games anymore.
i keep my min at 200.
and when i flash the kernel do you want me to leave it alone not change the governor or scheduler? or anything of that sort?
actually i have live oc to 130% i was thinking of the devil kernel i tried earlier sorry.
How are you disabling Deep Idle?
With the Kernel app or NSTools, or?
Do it with the kernel app.
Let me try some higher settings real quick just to get an idea.
Yeah, leave it how it comes.
Ondemand is fine if you want battery life and for the ROM to be snappy.
Noop is fine, too.
Smartmassv2 seems laggy on this kernel.
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How are you disabling Deep Idle?
With the Kernel app or NSTools, or?
Do it with the kernel app.
Let me try some higher settings real quick just to get an idea.
Yeah, leave it how it comes.
Ondemand is fine if you want battery life and for the ROM to be snappy.
Noop is fine, too.
Smartmassv2 seems laggy on this kernel.
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i used nstools and also i have smooth profiles on and the overclock is running at 1.3 ghz yours is around 1 ish? did you set it in the kernel app to set the clock speed? my smartassV2 seema to be faster with me. I am running sio scheduler with SmartassV2.
i am going to start playing with the settings now.
may i ask what rom and kernel you had working?
This Kernel is based of the latest 4.4.4 Nexus 7 Sources,
This Kernel Is Designed to give you the best battery possible while still maintaining stocks speeds
Features
Voltage Control
-O3 Optimizations
Cortex a9 optimizations
Deadline Optimizations
FSYNC
Underclock CPU LP TO 480MHz
Underclock GPU From 416-400MHz and Decrease Min From 228MHz-137MHz
New Frequancy Table
Decrease Min Undervolt To 700mv
Make 2048 MAX VM and 32 Min VM
Disable Gentle Fair Sleepers
3x Faster Sqrt
Speed Up EXT4
Linaro Makefile Optimzations
KIll Some Debugging
Enable KSM And Make It Run
Always Set Noatime
Remove PAGE_ALLOC_COSTLY_ORDER
Optimized Linaro For ARMV7-a
Decrease VDD Core Voltage -50mv
Undervolted By Default -50mv
Extremely Low Mininmum Brightness In Bootup
Min Birghtness 5 Compared to 13 Stock
PLLC 1.2Mv>1.1Mv
Display Undervolted
Disable Android Logger
GPU UV 1.2Mv-1.1Mv
1.2MV-1.1MV vdd rail
Github- UPLOADING......
Kernel Attatched
Please give results from this kernel as i haven't been able to test a great deal
might not work on your device due to aggressive undervolting and underclocking
Enjoy
Is this kernel f2fs compatible?
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Works fine but can you make it run with different schedulers like interactive and ondemand. At current state 4 cores are always active rendering them useless.
And kernel don't support root and kexec-hardboot. Other than that, it seems stable.
Also the clock rate won't fall below 380mHz, just noticed.
Please f2fs support! Good job
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ok i will push out a release today or tomorrow that will fix the bugs and make the kernel F2FS compatible
anything else you guys want?
Did u was in the Xperia Play forum section? anyway seems very interesting , will try the kernel in the next release...it is possible to select only 2 cores active from trickstermod? (More battery saving and tablet is still smooth) Also more stability tests would be appreciated expecially to test the stability while using the otg since undervolt can cause reboots when using otg (i think the device can handle -50mv without issues but with -75mv it reboot while using otg so should be stable with this undervolt)
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been waiting for this!
This is amazing... AFAIK the first battery saving kernel since Clemsyn's two years ago, which wasn't updated at all anymore after a few weeks. Going travelling in a week and since I wanted to set up my Nexus with a new ROM anyway, this comes just in time.
F2FS support would indeed be great, so it could be used with e.g. the F2FS CarbonROM builds available here.
Just one question: I know that M-Kernel overclocks the companion core to 666MHz in order to ensure that the threshold after which the regular CPU cores take over is as high as possible... so even though it might seem we'd use more power, we'll actually save power since the real cores will be utilized less often due to this. Have you considered doing this in your kernel?
Keep up the good work!:good:
UPDATE: I just saw that you created a battery saving test kernel last year where the companion core was indeed clocked up to 666MHz: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=46068826&postcount=1
Any reasons why you changed that to 480MHz?
Changelog
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-Os Optimizations Instead (Less To Load Up, Smaller Boot.img)
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Overclock CPU LP to 700MHz
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Will Have A Flashable Zip Option
And I'm going to test this kernel extensively for the this release to make sure I can get the best battery possible and iron out any possible bugs
Going to flash this tomorrow morning will let you know how the performance is
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Have you looked at Franco's interactive tweaks in his kernel sources?
A flashable zip pls..
Plz flashable f2fs zip
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New Kernel Likes Low Frequency's
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Looking forward to a flash able zip of this.
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+1 really want a flashable zip!
Flashed boot image on latest Purity 4.4.4. Lost SU binary. Any apps needing root stopped working. Reflashed Purity and all is well.
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Flashed boot image on latest Purity 4.4.4. Lost SU binary. Any apps needing root stopped working. Reflashed Purity and all is well.
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nothing on my end happening like this im on pure aosp with root,
i think its due to the stock ramdisk,
will check it out
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Min Birghtness 5 Compared to 13 Stock
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Can you make it 4
4 is awseome at night
When's there a f2fs version I will try it out
especially when im going on a long trip
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Looking forward for f2fs support mate!
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Pure AOSP? Rastakat? or Team EOS ? And that widget is?
Flashable zip please, thanks
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Flashable zip please, thanks
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I can make one when the f2fs version comes out
Share your benchmark scores with xda - Antutu / GFXBench / Vellamo Metal / Basemark OS II
Stock Rom or not will be greatly appreciated. See attached vs. other current Verizon Android Phones.
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This was stock ROM, reflashed via TOT about a month after I had the phone. Rooted, all LG/Verizon disableable stuff disabled in App Manager (before rooting).
Ok so I just got done setting up Vanir AOSP 4.4.4 ROM with all my apps. I haven't customized anything other than various appearance settings - I didn't mess with SetCPU, schedulers, DPI, etc. This was just me installing all my apps and setting up the notifications etc. the way I like them. This is my first run at an AOSP ROM on the G3. Here are the results.
(NOTE: I downloaded and ran all the same benchmarks as in the list above, with a reboot between each benchmark run. I have annotated the order in which I ran the benchmarks after their respective titles.)
Antutu (first):
Vellamo Metal (fourth):
Basemark OS II (second):
GFX Bench (third):
(NOTE: The phone was scorching hot at the end of this run; throttling might explain the lower scores?)
My phone with bloat turned off and running with the interactive governor and a hack to make throttling less aggressive.
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My phone with bloat turned off and running with the interactive governor and a hack to make throttling less aggressive.
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Dawn what is this hack you speak of?
Modifying thermal-engine-8974.conf to prevent throttling in an aggressive manner. There is a thread somewhere about it. I hacked it up self based on what I want my phone to do. As you can see from my previous post Antutu performance is right up there with the other flagships. The big reason why it still lags behind the S5 is 3d performance. Anyway I'm happy now that it doesn't throttle and I still get a days use.
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Modifying thermal-engine-8974.conf to prevent throttling in an aggressive manner. There is a thread somewhere about it. I hacked it up self based on what I want my phone to do. As you can see from my previous post Antutu performance is right up there with the other flagships. The big reason why it still lags behind the S5 is 3d performance. Anyway I'm happy now that it doesn't throttle and I still get a days use.
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How'd you change governors if you are on the stock kernel?
Nothing in the stock kernel prevents it. I use ROM Toolbox (pro version) and you can tweak a bunch of performance parameters. LG doesn't lock the kernel down except for maximum clock speed. So you can't over clock but you can run a max 100% of the time. You will eventually hit thermal throttle, but you can do it.
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Here's my score with beans Rom and running skydragons kernel and no other tweaks to the kernel
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Mine
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Thank you, what is your current Rom / setup for these scores.
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Thank you, what is your current Rom / setup for these scores.
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I did a lot of work tweaking the kernel, i/o scheduler and throttling response
Here is one using the latest Vanir Commotio Lollipop
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I did a lot of work tweaking the kernel, i/o scheduler and throttling response
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Do you mind posting details about how you have things setup?
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Do you mind posting details about how you have things setup?
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WOuld, but I am on a different setup now...
I set the governor to Interactive, read ahead buffer to 4096, cfq scheduler, Vegas Tcp Conjestion Control, max frequency 2457 minimum 300
I fine tuned the governor as well, but cant remember the settings, sorry
I am on Jasmine 4.0 running the latest Skydragon kernel. The trickster mod setup is the second pic- TCP setting is clipped off the top, its Westwood.
Broke 42k today with CM12 12/12.
In case anyone is wondering, using trickster mod the best governor is performance, not interactive, when it come to benchmarks specifically. Interactive is better for general use but performance will just always give you the optimal performance (get it) in a benchmark.
i did a benchmark with stock lil debloat and skydragon kernel , im no tech so i dont know much about these readings . im planing of switching to liquidsmooth rom
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Broke 42k today with CM12 12/12.
In case anyone is wondering, using trickster mod the best governor is performance, not interactive, when it come to benchmarks specifically. Interactive is better for general use but performance will just always give you the optimal performance (get it) in a benchmark.
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Cool.. Screenshots for reference???
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Cool.. Screenshots for reference???
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You're just gonna have to trust me that I hit 42k xD didn't screenshot it.
I actually hit 40k with stock ROM by turning on performance governor, so it definitely helps with benchmarking.
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What is enabled by default? We like to control our kernels with a script run at boot for defaults, although any kernel app can control the built in settings. Here is what we set as default upon boot:
Sweep left 2 sleep
Doubletap 2 wake
CFQ IO scheduler with 1536 read ahead
If you want to change anything you can open up /system/elite/Elite.sh and save and execute (or use your favorite control app). Current method for N Preview has script in /system/su.d/Elite.sh
Special Thanks
@flar2 for his wake gestures
@franciscofranco for his sound control
@osm0sis for his anykernel2 setup
@bsmitty83 for helping your old B-Team member to get ak2 running
Our testers/friends - you know who you are...
BETA TESTING KERNELS
XDA:DevDB Information
Elite Kernel, Kernel for the Huawei Nexus 6P
Contributors
buckmarble, brymaster5000
Source Code: https://github.com/Elite-Kernels/elite_angler
Kernel Special Features:
Version Information
Status: Stable
Created 2016-03-29
Last Updated 2016-12-07
Reserved
Troubleshooting Suggestions
Battery life issues:
1. If you have dirty flashed the ROM you are on in any way, we highly suggest doing a complete clean flash of ROM with the kernel. This goes for any kernel, not just ours.
Flashing/Elite script not working
1. If you have flashed any other kernel than one kernel besides the kernel the ROM you are on came with, get back to the boot IMG that came with the ROM.
Sweeettt!! Welcome to the angler world!!! Great to have your kernel for this fantastic device!! We've all been waiting for this day for a long time
Been running this sense Sat. 100% smooth no issues at all. Here is a antutu. Also wake gestures and sleep ones are working flawless. Thanks bro
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Glad to see you here Buck! Your kernel was rockin on my M8 til the end
Cool thanks :good:
Does this have sound control, speaker and headphone gain?
Nevermind, saw it in shout outs
Yeah I actually need a lite and slim custom kernel keeping close to stock, gonna give it a try.
Omg hell ya my favorite n6 kernel good to see ya downloading ..
Running super smooth. Battery life is on point with this.
Hey hey, welcome elite kernel!!
My favorite kernel made it's way over to the 6P, today is a good day. Running great so far!
Kernel running smooth as hell. Good stuff buck.
Whoa thought I was in the Nexus 6 forum for a second! Really surprised to see this here but it is welcome nonetheless, time to try it out
Running very smooth so far, thanks!
Just installed your kernel, and I can already feel the speed! hopefully the battery is good as well.
Gonna do a quick Antutu Benchmark (I know it doesn't reflect real life situations but oh well )
EDIT: Not good scores but benchmark is not my thing. Still damn impressed
JustPlayingHard said:
Just installed your kernel, and I can already feel the speed! hopefully the battery is good as well.
Gonna do a quick Antutu Benchmark (I know it doesn't reflect real life situations but oh well )
EDIT: Not good scores but benchmark is not my thing. Still damn impressed
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The stock configuration is more aimed at a balance of performance and battery life for most everyday, routine usage. @Tigerstown has some configuration he uses to get a higher score as you can see by his post, but i'm not sure what changes he makes.
buckmarble said:
The stock configuration is more aimed at a balance of performance and battery life for most everyday, routine usage. @Tigerstown has some configuration he uses to get a higher score as you can see by his post, but i'm not sure what changes he makes.
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My configurations isn't just for benchmarks. That's my daily setup too. Just FYI
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buckmarble said:
The stock configuration is more aimed at a balance of performance and battery life for most everyday, routine usage. @Tigerstown has some configuration he uses to get a higher score as you can see by his post, but i'm not sure what changes he makes.
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That's understandable,
Love the configuration of the kernel though! and I'm not sure what Tigerstown used to get high score (Would be nice to hit the iPhone 6s score )