Hey xda,
I haven't flashed flashed a kernel in months so I was wondering what the best kernel for the tbolt is and if anyone can give me directions on how to flash it cause I think I remember but not 100% sure.
Thank you in advance
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Imos kernels are really good for sense and aosp but my favorite for aosp is tiamats. Just clear caches and flash them in recovery.
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disconnecktie said:
Imos kernels are really good for sense and aosp but my favorite for aosp is tiamats. Just clear caches and flash them in recovery.
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Thank u just flashed the kernel and overclocked to min 1.4Ghz 1.9Ghz and its really fast.
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You're battery life is going suck big time. I wouldn't keep it like that it could damage the CPU.
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My battery actually has been doing better than ever.
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jonah1234 said:
My battery actually has been doing better than ever.
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Interesting. I wonder if because there isn't a huge gap in the scale that it helps the battery.
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You're battery life is going suck big time. I wouldn't keep it like that it could damage the CPU.
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^^ AGREE. I am using the Zoom Kernel due to the fact that IMO's kept hanging on me on anything over 1.5. Also I wouldn't run a kernel as a DD at 1.4 - 1.9 though. Not good for the CPU at all. I'd suggest anything below maybe 1.5 as a DD and when you know you have something intense to do on the phone then maybe turn it up for that particular event. But it's you're phone and the freedom of choice is a great thing so have at it! :fingers-crossed:
Try different kernels because the same kernel may work differently from device to device.
Imos kernels are great. Both for sense & aosp.
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imos or ziggys are excellent.
I always used imosyons kernels, never tried tiamat but I heard good stuff about it
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NOTE: If you have issues with WiFi, IT IS NOT DUE TO THE KERNEL, but due to the ROM you are running.
The kernel is now online....sorry, was working on a new server for us, we should have a ROM here soon too.
Features:
Low Power BCM Bluetooth mode
Backported 2.6.38 autogroup
Backported 2.6.38 ck3 patchset
Lagfree governor with fully functioning sysfs
Overclocked to 1.83GHz
Slight under-volting
In-Call recording
Sysfs vdd interface
Properly scales second processor without perflock and using stock mpdecision
Kernel
Z
saved..............
Ziggy's at it again, can't wait till we can test this!
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Already a great start! Just need s-off and ill be happy to give this one a run.
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Can't wait for soff. This sounds sweet
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making me jealous i don't have s-off i even powered off to check again when i saw this post
Ahhhhhhhh....Zigfy no **** brotha LOL....here we go fellas. Were just gettin started. Thanks man. Just made my night
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how high do you think the vigor can OC to stable??
combatmedic870 said:
how high do you think the vigor can OC to stable??
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the most i've seen any msm8660 device overclocked it 1.99 ghz which is what vigor has
JoelZ9614 said:
the most i've seen any msm8660 device overclocked it 1.99 ghz which is what vigor has
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but you guys are awesome! we gotta get 2.0 stable!!!
combatmedic870 said:
but you guys are awesome! we gotta get 2.0 stable!!!
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Shouldn't be a problem, I'll start playing some more with it, I'm sure Virus will be happy too, since it's the same processor on the 3D.
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ziggy471 said:
Shouldn't be a problem, I'll start playing some more with it, I'm sure Virus will be happy too, since it's the same processor on the 3D.
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Do u got one Zigg? Or are u just Devin for it? Man this a great news!
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ziggy471 said:
Shouldn't be a problem, I'll start playing some more with it, I'm sure Virus will be happy too, since it's the same processor on the 3D.
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that would be sweet, i read that its only stable to 1.7.....thats what everyone keeps telling me as well. I dont think ive seen a phone yet hit the 2.0 barrier on a dual core!
what are the steps you use on your kernel. I know the stock goes from 1.18 straight to 1.5. did you change that so it atleast has 1.2,1.3 and 1.4? it also goes from 192 straight to 384. do you add a 200 in there at all. I think that would help with power savings. especially when it comes to haves a screen off profile. The phone gets a little laggy when you have it set to just 192mhz for screen off. its better when its 192-384mhz. But having a 290 or something in there would help out im sure and save a little bit of juice due to being able to set it to 192-290 or what not.
just wondering. i thought the stock kernel on the phone was a little odd in them regards. it really likes 1.5 and really hates 192mhz.
Yeah i haven't been able to get the evo 3d s3 to overclock past 1.7 without rebooting.
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fernando sor said:
Yeah i haven't been able to get the evo 3d s3 to overclock past 1.7 without rebooting.
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Well everyone's device handled the OC differently right? Like I was able to get up to 1.83 with no reboots, where some couldn't get above say 1.7 .....it seems as if some of the devices out there had higher capabilitys than others.
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fernando sor said:
Yeah i haven't been able to get the evo 3d s3 to overclock past 1.7 without rebooting.
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reverepats said:
Well everyone's device handled the OC differently right? Like I was able to get up to 1.83 with no reboots, where some couldn't get above say 1.7 .....it seems as if some of the devices out there had higher capabilitys than others.
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It all boils down to voltage, some devices require more voltage than others, some require less. My 3D handles 1.83 all day long, but I had 3D's running at 1.83 LONG before I even had one, remember, I'm on Verizon.
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ziggy471 said:
It all boils down to voltage, some devices require more voltage than others, some require less. My 3D handles 1.83 all day long, but I had 3D's running at 1.83 LONG before I even had one, remember, I'm on Verizon.
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Well good to have you on the rezound zigg
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reverepats said:
Well everyone's device handled the OC differently right? Like I was able to get up to 1.83 with no reboots, where some couldn't get above say 1.7 .....it seems as if some of the devices out there had higher capabilitys than others.
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Yeah I noticed some stated they could clock to that
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You would think duel cores would be more overclockable... I can oc my Inc2 to 1.8 all day long and be stable... But I run stock speeds anyways so no biggy, but ill definatly be using zigs kernels in my roms...
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ziggy471 said:
It all boils down to voltage, some devices require more voltage than others, some require less. My 3D handles 1.83 all day long, but I had 3D's running at 1.83 LONG before I even had one, remember, I'm on Verizon.
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Jeez I didn't even know you were on Verizon the entire time. I thought u were on sprint LOL...ahh well. Pretty stoked about this.
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Ok, so I've been having issues since I downgraded and I've searched everywhere for an answer. Running meanrom 4.8 was hboot 1.19 but dg'ed to 1.12 and lazy panda. The only custom kernel I can get to boot is Enoch, which still causes screen tearing, but still boots. I've tried zarbos kernel on every setting and it causes serious issues with the screen starting with boot animation, then reboots. Same with cm10 and aosp kernel. Mean kernel seems to give me the best luck on speed @1728, but is lacking in governors. Only thing close to that I can get is 1512 on Enoch.
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Hope the attachment will help
Even a point in the right direction or a tut on kernel deving would be great.. Ty in advance
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Alot of custom kernels wont run on some phones.
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Have you tried awesome sauce? If not, give that one a try
Yeah, I tried it too... Lol...this blows..
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Mikey does not recommend using custom kernels on MeanROM they mess with his tweaks
Ah, that makes sense, but I have the exact same issue with aosp and komodo as well, no matter where I set the clock speed.. I appreciate everyone's input and apologize for my ignorance on this matter..
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So, I'm not sure how this is, but I can over clock on meanrom kernel to 1809 with no problems. I'm wondering if it's not the governors that my phone doesn't like for some reason..
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I have the same issues. I can run the latest Enoch fine and Super lte with the mean kernel oc to 1.8 but other than that kernels just bootloop Im on hboot 1.15.
It's more than likely a voltage issue. Search out viperboys voltage script. I flash it after I flash any kernel because I had the same problem
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Can someone please post their AnTuTu Benchmark score with the HTC DROID DNA? (Stock ROM, not overclocked)
The app was recently updated with new score metrics, but I don't have a DNA here any long to test.
Thanks.
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Here's mine.
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20169 (x920e)
Mine was something like 18,500 or around there.
Lol, and Droidforums mentions the DNA commonly scores between 13-14k.
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Lol, and Droidforums mentions the DNA commonly scores between 13-14k.
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Hahah that's what I scored when I multitasked everything I could on my DNA. I'm currently 100% stock and I never see anything lower then 18000 unless I really try.
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Mine. Stock non-rooted.
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I've never seen above 18,700...how are you guys getting 20k?
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I've never seen above 18,700...how are you guys getting 20k?
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Are you on a custom Rom or kernel? I'm still on stock but rooted and am not doing anything special (i.e. not killing any apps before running the benchmark). My score is typically between 19,500 - 20,500. 18,700 is fine though, maybe you have an app that is running on the background slowing things down a bit.
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Are you on a custom Rom or kernel? I'm still on stock but rooted and am not doing anything special (i.e. not killing any apps before running the benchmark). My score is typically between 19,500 - 20,500. 18,700 is fine though, maybe you have an app that is running on the background slowing things down a bit.
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Nope, phone is stock not rooted either, probably gonna leave it that way too until I get bored and decide to take the jump and unlock my phone.
I have no issue with the scores I got, just was curious. This phone is still fast as hell.
21k consistently. Custom ROM, stock kernel.
Cubed kernel with Digital dream ROM
9602 - yup I am the slow kid on the block
You must be missing the 1 before the 9.
orangechoochoo said:
You must be missing the 1 before the 9.
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no I am serious., but I got better score in quadrant. I am using digital dream rom
Do see this. I am not alone http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=36790492
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Thanks everyone for replying, I got enough scores to go by.
I changed from cubed kernel to LK Dna kernel, back to 18k+..
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Running everything stock and haven't hit anything below 20k.
Well I finally unlocked and rooted my DNA.I am very happy with stock Rom but just want a great battery saving kernel ..Can someone please recommend a good one ..appreciate it .thanks
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Best thing to do is download a good ROM like Hatka DNA. I too just rooted and unlocked my brand new DNA after psyching myself up to risk bricking a very expensive phone
But if you just want a nice kernel, im hearing good things about beastmode and cubed.
Thanks buddy
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The most stable kernel with bettery saving fixes is LK DNA kernel.
Droid DNA
Melodycd said:
The most stable kernel with bettery saving fixes is LK DNA kernel.
Droid DNA
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does it allow overclocking?
srsparky32 said:
does it allow overclocking?
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Why would you need to overclock this phone. There is no need to unless you just want to brag about your benchmark scores.
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Dsb's stock with r/w to system with wake lock fixes imo.
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Because its android and I can
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Dsb's stock with r/w to system with wake lock fixes imo.
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Yes, this kernel is running real well.. battery is doing well with the new fix...
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Mind posting the link.. Can't find it. Thanks
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LK Kernel is the most "stable" kernel. Originally, you asked for the best kernel for "battery saving" ... LK's kernel meets that requirement.
But if you want the ability to OC, you can try the Cubed kernel from DSB. But that is not going to be as stable right now, because it had a lot more features to it.
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Because its android and I can
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Ha! Exactly! I won't be doing that, but I just like that mentality.
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Ha! Exactly! I won't be doing that, but I just like that mentality.
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had my fun, going back to stock. Cubed is excellent but i cant have a SoD while im at work our out and about. I'll still be flashing for dsb to help him bug swat.
I'm using LK's kernel and I've noticed my standby battery time has increased by at least 40%. I can't say how much it helps with heavy usage. If you're looking for overclocking, tons of governors, voltage settings, etc. I would wait for DSB to finish his new Cubed remake.
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I'm using LK's kernel and I've noticed my standby battery time has increased by at least 40%. I can't say how much it helps with heavy usage. If you're looking for overclocking, tons of governors, voltage settings, etc. I would wait for DSB to finish his new Cubed remake.
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DSB is really close to an excellent stable build
Hey all,
Last night I rooted my DNA and installed TWRP recovery after using the latest Moonshine method to get S-OFF. I first installed the CM 10.1 Unofficial rom that I found under the DNA Original Android Development section, and that was a disaster, as it dropped frames constantly and was super buggy. I even did an Antutu test which it struggled through and scored a 11000... Then I went ahead and flashed one of the newer Sense 5 ROMs from the DNA Android Development forum and that one only faired slightly better with performance. I find it odd that they're running so terribly. Did I do something wrong in the process? I wiped the cache and dalvic cache and did a factory reset and all. I thought that with the DNA's specs, I wouldn't have this trouble...
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Are you 100% sure you wiped everything.
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Are you 100% sure you wiped everything.
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Pretty dang sure. I did the Moonshine S-OFF method, flashed TWRP, did a full wipe and installed CM 10.1.
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There is definite lag in the Sense 5 ROM's. If you want stability and speed then go back to original development and give Viper a run. A ton of customizations and very stable.
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There is definite lag in the Sense 5 ROM's. If you want stability and speed then go back to original development and give Viper a run. A ton of customizations and very stable.
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rsims26 said:
There is definite lag in the Sense 5 ROM's. If you want stability and speed then go back to original development and give Viper a run. A ton of customizations and very stable.
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Whoops, accidental post... Lol. What I was gonna ask was if there were any 4.2 ROMs that are relatively smooth and stable?
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Try Seeder.
I barely experience lag on the Sense 5 ROMs...
I definitely know what you mean. Trying out Sense 5 currently. I love Sense 5, but the drop in performance in relation to stock can be glaring at times. Especially opening and closing the app drawer.
This has been my experience on many custom ROMs over the years. I just think some people are more tolerant.
I downloaded an app from Play Store that fixes TRIM issues. Phone speeds up for a while, then slows down again. I also overclocked to 1.75 Ghz. The app is called LagFix