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WELCOME TO ELITE KERNELS!
Our main goal behind building these kernels is to create a setup that gives a balance between performance and battery life without straying too far from stock. We like to have our cake and eat it too. Our kernels include performance, memory, and scheduling tweaks that enables your phone to come to the party when you are hammering down on it and need performance ASAP, and to go to sleep faster than a basset hound on a warm summer day. We put these kernels together mainly for our own use; so what we release is what we personally use. We hope you enjoy them too!
Elite Kernel Members
@buckmarble
@brymaster5000
Special Features (added to stock options)
Storage
Linux 3.10.73
Up to date with most current google sources
Boot
Permissive Selinux
Anykernel 2 installer - ramdisk edits that don't overwrite your current boot.img tweaks
Forced Encryption.........just kidding.
Optimization
Neon
Official Linaro 6.1
POPP
High Priority Workqueue
CPU
Stock CFS
EAS
voltage control
Overclock
GPU
Governors
Stock governors
@imoseyon interactivex (still labeled regular interactive in kernel apps)
elementalx
Impulse
IO Schedulers
NOOP
Deadline
CFQ
ROW
SIO
BFQ
FIOPS
Sched
Miscellaneous
Wake Gestures + Camera Launch Gesture
Color/Gamma Control
Frandom
Fsync
Advanced TCP Congestion Control
Scripted control with Elite.sh in /System/elite
Upstream Linux patches
High Brightness Mode
High Performance Audio
Microphone and Volume gain
Wakelock control
Kexec Hardboot Enabled
Upstream Zram/Swap patches
Fingerprint Boost
Marshmallow 6.0.1
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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
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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 )
Related
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
Enviado desde mi Nexus 7 mediante Tapatalk
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
Logger Turned Off
Remove Performance, Conservative, Powersave And UserSpace
-Os Optimizations Instead (Less To Load Up, Smaller Boot.img)
Fix 4 Core all the time glitch
Overclock CPU LP to 700MHz
Changed Frequency Table Again....
Display Undervolted More 268>220, 190>150
FSYNC Disabled By Default
Fix Lag Wake Up Screen
Tune Hotplug For Less Heat And More Battery
1 Core On Idle
Tune Interactive For Battery
Fix 2048 VM Max
Make Use Of Lower Freq <300MHz
Disable More Debugging
Underclock Host1x From 267Mhz>255MHz
F2FS Support
Remove 51MHz Freq Step
Decrease Min Undervolt To 600mv
Remove KSM uses to much CPU
3.4 LMK
+25MV Cpu (More Stability)
Benchmarks Much Higher?
Decrease GPU Min From 137MHz>27MHz
Tune GPU Freq's
Lower Default Brightness 5>3
Decrease Host1x Min 155>85
What You Guys Think
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.
tcat007 said:
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
extremetempz said:
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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extremetempz said:
New Kernel Likes Low Frequency's
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Pure AOSP? Rastakat? or Team EOS ? And that widget is?
Flashable zip please, thanks
jonny68 said:
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.
Sent from my VS985 4G using Tapatalk
tech_head said:
My phone with bloat turned off and running with the interactive governor and a hack to make throttling less aggressive.
Sent from my VS985 4G using Tapatalk
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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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tech_head said:
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
sent from my stumped and bumped g3
Mine
pitbull8265 said:
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Thank you, what is your current Rom / setup for these scores.
sent from my xda enhanced Android Device
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legend221 said:
Thank you, what is your current Rom / setup for these scores.
sent from my xda enhanced Android Device
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View attachment 3054085
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?
jal3223 said:
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
cap1tal1sm said:
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.
Beanstalk 5.0.XXX for HTC EVO 4G LTE
Source: https://github.com/scotthartbti
Please thank scott.hart.bti who is the creator of Beanstalk ROM and the Cyanogenmod Team whose work is the base of this ROM!
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Changelog
Kernel Source
Downloads
Beanstalk Build Folder
XDA:DevDB Information
Beanstalk Lollipop Jewel, ROM for the Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE
Contributors
fizbanrapper, scott.hart.bti
ROM OS Version: Lollipop
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x
ROM Firmware Required: HBOOT 2.10+, Captain Throwback's TWRP 2.8.1.0
Based On: CyanogenMod
Version Information
Status: Alpha
Created 2015-01-01
Last Updated 2015-03-24
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Notables
Quirks
No boot animation
Bugs
Reserved
Kernel_Time (preview)
I'm currently developing a Lollipop custom AOSP kernel for the Jewel. Kernel_Time will not be its name once it's actually released. This is just a taste of what's in store. The link above is sourced from CM, but cross-compiled with Linaro 4.9.3 optimized for Cortex A15. The difference is like night and day, with just that one change.
I've added quite a bit to the kernel already, but am not going to release it until I've added more features (Publishing the kernel source is required for GPL compliance, and it's more of a pain for me to make changes once I've published the source). Waiting to release the kernal also gives me a chance to test each feature and governor on my device to make sure that they work.
If there is a kernel feature you'd like to see in the release version, if it's not on the list of added features or features on deck, please respond and there's a decent chance I'll add it.
Features added already
Sweep2Wake
SweepUp2Wake
Double tap to wake
Force fast charge
Voltage control
CPU Governors
wheatley
pegasusq
intellidemand
intelliactive
lagfree
badass
smartmax
interactive
conservative
ondemand
userspace
powersave
ondemand
performance
GPU Governors
performance
ondemand
simple
interactive
conservative
IO Schedulers
noop
deadline
row
cfq
bfq
sio
fiops
zen
TCP Congestion Control
cubic
reno
Optimizations
LZ4 Compression-Decompression
-Wstrict-aliasing=3
Features on deck
Sweep2Sleep
Optimizations
Considering adding -f-strict-aliasing if the situation is all gain. Not willing to sacrifice stability or features for it.
IO Schedulers
none on deck
CPU Governors - None - Lots added already. Let me know what others you'd like to see though!
GPU Governors - None - I haven't experimented with them much myself, so give me your list.
TCP Congestion Control- None - Give me your list.
Current issues
Though the kernel is at least as stable as CM's (as as of this writing), there are some bugs in a few features.
Can't always save voltage modifications
Sweep2Sleep doesn't work at all
Pocket detection is supposed to keep the device from waking in your pocket, but doesn't currently work.
HTC Logo feature references need to be removed as it isn't part of the touchscreen on the Jewel. Those features will never work on this device.
希望这个rom越来越好
Nice. I'll try and flash this in the next couple of days.
Don't burn yourself out, bro. But damn if you're not bringing forward all of my favorite roms.
Would like if the kernal would allow 2 way recording of phone conversations by way of mic and earpiece instead of by using speaker if possible......thanks...nice work your doing.
Garros said:
Would like if the kernal would allow 2 way recording of phone conversations by way of mic and earpiece instead of by using speaker if possible......thanks...nice work your doing.
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Is there a custom kernel out there that has this feature somewhere (of course it would be a different device)?
I'm considering releasing the kernel. Ideally I'd get some help with the code, but I honestly don't know if there is any interest here from anyone who is capable of assisting.
Does anyone want to assist with the kernel that can collaborate via github? Anyone know how to use pull requests etc?
I had made a lot of progress on the kernel, but had to undo a lot. I spent a lot of time trying to fix the code to get O-3 optimizations working, but it make the kernel less stable. I've reverted those changes and am now trying to focus on sweep2wake and double-tap to wake. I was hoping to get those things working before releasing the kernel, but that's been difficult so far.
Here is the thread about the kernals that work. Some HTC and Nexus 6 I believe....thanks for considering it....
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1441643
Garros said:
Here is the thread about the kernals that work. Some HTC and Nexus 6 I believe....thanks for considering it....
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1441643
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Thanks. I'm reassessing how to go about things. I started off by forking cm and adding features from there, but after spending over a hundred hours on it, done of the features still don't work quite right.
So I put that on the back burner for a while and tried to just fix bubba kernel and go from there, with frustrating results.
I'm still working on it, but have no idea when I'll have something to release. If I could figure out how to fix the bugs in voltage control, I'd feel ok with releasing the cm-forked version. If I could get Wi-Fi working, I'd release the bubba-forked version. It's really a matter of which I can fix first.
the 2 of latest update give me no boot at all.. kernel is fine.. i use the kernel on cm12 nightly n running smooth and battery friendly..
Thanks for keeping the Jewel alive a little longer.
I mentioned earlier in one of your kernal threads about the ability to record phone conversations without having to use the speaker. The below ROM/kernel records good from just the phone line, I think it is 4.3 on new partition layout for the jewel. Could this be used or would it be helpful for a 5.02 ROM?
Thanks again...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2528953
Garros said:
Thanks for keeping the Jewel alive a little longer.
I mentioned earlier in one of your kernal threads about the ability to record phone conversations without having to use the speaker. The below ROM/kernel records good from just the phone line, I think it is 4.3 on new partition layout for the jewel. Could this be used or would it be helpful for a 5.02 ROM?
Thanks again...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2528953
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Thanks. I'm doing my best, but it's getting harder by the day. Unfortunately that thread doesn't help. It's a ported ROM, so no sources have been published, and it's a Sense ROM, so it would not have been AOSP compatible even on 4.3. The feature is on my list, but there are a few other things I want to fix first.
This is a good opportunity to update the handful of people out there who are still using this phone. I purchased a new build machine a few weeks back. I set things up and got a few ROMs out, but then I started having problems. I was running the machine through a remote desktop connection from windows 7 to windows 7. On the build machine, linux was configured through VirtualBox. I started having strange issues, and then it stopped working altogether. Around this time I made the realization that building via VirtualBox will always limit me to only building with 4 of my processors 8 cores, so I decided to change directions and go back to dual boot.
Yesterday I installed the linux distro. The tough part is configuring the remote session properly. I want to have the same UI as if I were running the machine locally. Once I get that done, I'll be cookin with gas.
Via VirtualBox, my ROM compilations were as low as 12 minutes (prebuilt chromium, after running make installclean). I was only running on 4 cores due to the VB limitation. I also realized that my SSD was connected to a SATA2 port instead of a SATA3 port, so I fixed that. That increases the upper limit from 3 GB/s to 6 GB/s. Tonight I'll be doubling the memory too (RAM should arrive today in the mail). I'm really curious what my build times are going to be after doubling the number of cores, amount of memory and the transfer rate of my SSD. I'll have to sync all of the repos again, but that shouldn't take long with a 105 Mbps connection.
After I've got everything set up, the increased speed should allow me to spend a lot more time on building features and correcting problems. I can't fix anything while I'm sitting there waiting for my machine to get done compiling something for me to test.
PAC-ROM looks like it will be available in just a few weeks or maybe even days. I've been successfully building pre-alpha versions and they've been working well, so expect to see that as another ROM option in the near future.
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PAC-ROM looks like it will be available in just a few weeks or maybe even days.
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I like the sound of that. PAC is my primary.
I posted a new build. Everything works great except no boot animation. I know what the problem is and I'll be fixing that soon. With the camera issues in Bliss, I think this will be what I run on a daily basis.
Also posted a new Bliss build. Bliss camera status unfortunately, is unchanged.
I'm working on a LiquidSmooth build too. PAC-man will be coming soon, and there are a few other things I'm experimenting with too.
Sir I have high respect for you. My Evo 4g lte decided to disable itself to me back in August last with the screen not lighting up. About the beginning of the year I decided to see if the thing even decides to turn on and to my dismay the screen lit up. Since then I've been keeping up with the latest of Android on this phone and I appreciate the time that you've been putting this phone into relevance. I do believe with the success the Moto G has been having that this phone can have the same chance having relevancy almost having somewhat the same specs and persuade others to keep rocking this phone. If it wasn't for my personal phones discrepancy, I would still be rocking this phone as a daily but alas at the time I moved on to a Nexus 5. Rarely do I post something seeing as I don't post catlogs or anything substantial that isn't obvious to the devs but three years removed for this phone I feel like standing up for it.
I was having build issues for quite a while and just noticed yesterday that the my roomservice.xml got written over, but was missing the vendor blobs, so the ROM wouldn't boot. All is well now... well except for the missing boot animation, which has always been a problem with Bean since the move to LP.
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DESCRIPTION
This is a custom based Kernel for the D855/D852/D851/D850/VS985/LS990 variants of the LG G3 with performance enhancements and bug fixes that I have been using personally for a few months, thought it is time to share since I have had no inconvenient bugs and quite a big performance increase and smooth UI benefits. The intention is to have a minimal light-weight kernel that is fine tuned for the device.
FEATURES
User space voltage control
Backport MSM devfreq features from 3.18 Kernel for the smoothest experience, includes adding cache fabric frequency scaling and better bus utilization as well as the mincpubw governor
User space display color calibration (KCAL)
Deeper memory controller power savings on suspend (deeper power savings while sleep)
Two new L2 cache frequency steps: 1.88 & 2.03 GHz, allows for better multi-core utilization and hit rates
Wireless roaming disconnecting is now fixed
IRQ Balancer enabled with proper SELinux support to spread out the interrupts of our SoC
IntelliPlug to allow lower thermal dissipation by keeping some cores alive to distribute loads and keep frequencies lower accross SoC die
Reduced heat when using wireless chargers
Memory and cache subsystem optimizations, you will feel it int the UI
Adreno Idler to get better GPU frequency utilization and battery life [removed as msm-adreno now idles properly]
Interactive governor tweaks to focus on lower frequencies while still maintaining fluidity in the UI
BFQ IO scheduler set by default to avoid slow-downs on task intensive scenarios
No overclocking was chosen to avoid unnecessary heat, optimizations were focused on other different areas
Kernel Samepage Sharing enabled with deferred timer by default to gain some memory usage optimizations
Compiled with GCC 6.x optimized toolchain and -O3 plus other hardware specific flags
Undervolted the Adreno 330 GPU voltage rail to keep things cooler, and reduced the GPU min frequency to 27 MHz while keeping it's temperature cool to reach 620 MHz overclock
Default thermal values work ok, since GPU voltage rails and others were shaved a few mV
100 Hz tick to prevent excessive battery usage, the smoothness of the UX does not come alone from raw processing -- there are many other changes in the subsystem that helped achieve the fluidity
An ultra low value in the interactive min_sample_time so that the interactive governor does not hover on excessive frequencies
Heavily tuned the GPU bandwidth and bus requirements to match closer the capabilities of the device and thus preventing micro-stutters
Optimized the MSM crypto engines thanks to @waau
Updated the KGSL drivers so that we can use the Adreno userspace drivers version Adreno-MOB30M-for-LG-G3-AOSP.zip
DOWNLOADS
AnyKernel: Click Here (Check Top of the Post, Download Tab)
SOURCE
D85X-Kernel-Gamma GitHub Source
NOTES
I recommend turning NFC off for way better idle battery consumption :victory:
KNOWN BUGS
FM Radio is causing hangs, still needs investigation
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XDA:DevDB Information
Gamma Kernel , Kernel for the LG G3
Contributors
Omar-Avelar
Source Code: https://github.com/oxavelar/D85X-Kernel-Gamma
Kernel Special Features:
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 90.0.0
Stable Release Date: 2018-05-10
Created 2016-08-09
Last Updated 2018-05-13
Thank you for this kernel, I have a question:
Fast charging is implemented?
Thanks again
@Omar-Avelar Download link for d855 leads to d851 version and vice versa..
Sent from my caseless LG G3, because I believe in myself
Is there a sound mod for headphone gain?
download link need to update, will try it and report.
THANK YOU!!!!!
after instelling the kernel on my d855 with the xenon rom it doesnt charge via usb in the pc... i am at work right now and cant check in the wall socket.
@agdish84, I have now updated the links, thanks... I missed that.
Hey @jochem86, USB charging is working on CM ROM's so I wonder if Xenon ROM is doing anything funky, mmm... I will check if Xenon has anything strange but it is not touching anything charge related.
This Kernel does not support USB force fast charge because fast charging will cause batteries to age faster. It's a trade-off, and usually ends up providing more heat. Not sure if I will put support on forced USB fast charge or not.
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@agdish84, I have now updated the links, thanks... I missed that.
Hey @jochem86, USB charging is working on CM ROM's so I wonder if Xenon ROM is doing anything funky, mmm... I will check if Xenon has anything strange but it is not touching anything charge related.
This Kernel does not support USB force fast charge but might do add it in the week if a lot of people feel the need of it. [Btw, personally this is the main reason why I did not enable fast charging enabled sysfs force control - URL]
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Dirty flashed the xenon again and it charges again without any problem. I have to say some other roms it doesnt charge in usb when i am using it... with xenon it doest but very slow, that is normal. But also in deep sleep, it doenst charge a bit... i guess in xenon the fast charge is enabled and other roms not bu default. i hope you figure out whats messign it up.
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Dirty flashed the xenon again and it charges again without any problem. I have to say some other roms it doesnt charge in usb when i am using it... with xenon it doest but very slow, that is normal. But also in deep sleep, it doenst charge a bit... i guess in xenon the fast charge is enabled and other roms not bu default. i hope you figure out whats messign it up.
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Thanks for the update, and do let me know how do you feel this Kernel in terms of performance against the others you've used. It doesn't have to be immedeatly, use it for a while and give me some feedback on things you see are working good too, thanks a lot
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Thanks for the update, and do let me know how do you feel this Kernel in terms of performance against the others you've used. It doesn't have to be immedeatly, use it for a while and give me some feedback on things you see are working good too, thanks a lot
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That was my intention to give you my experience but my batt was pretty low so i changed it back to stock kernel... as i am on my work right now but for those few minutes i tried it felt pretty smooth.
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Thanks for the update, and do let me know how do you feel this Kernel in terms of performance against the others you've used. It doesn't have to be immedeatly, use it for a while and give me some feedback on things you see are working good too, thanks a lot
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In terms of performance? Oh yes, give me time to flash CM13 and test UI smoothness, I have feeling this is right thing for that. Waiting for this for a long time.
@Omar-Avelar do you have any plans on adding gamma control? I'm really enjoying myself atm running it with Zephyr os rom. Ty for your hard work!
Sent from my caseless LG G3, because I believe in myself
AICP booted, the 10 seconds I have had it on it seems really snappy, will let you know how it goes.
stuck on splash screen after installing...
D855 32GB - Fullmics ROM
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stuck on splash screen after installing...
D855 32GB - Fullmics ROM
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Fulmics is stock based from what I have read (I've never installed it personally). But I am glad to hear that you tried it out there but too bad it doesn't work on Fulmics!
I will add some notes to the thread to let other people know.
Jagdish84 said:
@Omar-Avelar do you have any plans on adding gamma control? I'm really enjoying myself atm running it with Zephyr os rom. Ty for your hard work!
Sent from my caseless LG G3, because I believe in myself
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I think I will do that, it might be about the only things that are do needed and won't interfere as much with stability. Gimmie a few weeks to get some free time.
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Fulmics is stock based from what I have read (I've never installed it personally). But I am glad to hear that you tried it out there but too bad it doesn't work on Fulmics!
I will add some notes to the thread to let other people know.
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thank you for such speedy feed back. I'm about to install Zephyr os rom and test...thanks again
Using this kernel made me love my phone again. Was using Latest CM 13 and UI was time to time laggy and slow. Flashed this kernel and device runs smooth as butter. Love that kernel does not overclock anything so i know that i don't shorten life span of my cpu. Kudos to @Omar-Avelar for developing something like this!
Could you add DT2S and DT2W on your kernel?
#ParanoidAndroid
Phone heats up a lil while charging... Didn't use it or anything, just picked it up to see the time and it felt rather warm to me, using zephyr rom and a lil undervolting. Btw, during regular usage phone is stone cold, kudos!
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Hi all, its been a while LA went public, and thanks to you all, it received good responses. So I thought, it's time to revamp the intro.
First of all, like all other great(Linux) things, this kernel also falls under FSF's GPL(General Public License), which is probably the most comprehensive open source license till date. I just wanna quote two agreements from the license :
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A few months ago, we've had a burst of mods and kernels, and some great kernels took birth on the occasion. They all offered great flexibility of customisations, and a whole lot of other features. They were great no doubt, however with great choices comes great confusion. So I thought to come up with a kernel which will include the bare minimum customisations and fit(as close as possible) to all type of users, giving a good balance between stability and performance. Which won't hesitate to go to the extreme limit when the situation demands, but will stay right in the middle in most others. And so, I decided to bring my own kernel, the LateAutumn.
It's probably pretty late, but it's probably the most beautiful till date.
I won't say anything more.
Try it, and say yourself.
Features :
CPU overclocked to 1.8GHz
GPU overclocked to 720MHz
Stock Lineage source (**requires confirmation from @nicknitewolf**)
SELinux permanently Permissive
Adreno Idler ( enabled by default )
Faux Sound Control 3
MSM Hotplug ( disabled by default )
Various wake gestures
- DoubleTap2Wake ( disabled by default )
- Sweep2Wake ( enabled by default )
- Sweep2Sleep ( enabled by default )
kexec-hardboot patched
Compatible with all N ROMs
Checkout the downloads tab for Version 5.1.1 Kettle!
XDA:DevDB Information
LateAutumn, Kernel for the Xiaomi Redmi 2
Contributors
iamsubhranil, ketut.kumajaya, ashish94, codeharuka, premaca
Source Code: https://github.com/iamsubhranil/android_kernel_wingtech_msm8916_lineage
Kernel Special Features: All overclock, Incredible balance
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 5.1.1
Stable Release Date: 2017-02-06
Current Beta Version: 2.2.6
Beta Release Date: 2016-09-28
Created 2016-09-25
Last Updated 2017-02-06
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Version 2.0 Beta - 26/09/2016
Stock CM source
OC CPU to 1.8 GHz and OC GPU to 720 GHz
Version 2.2.6 Beta - 28/09/2016
Adreno Idler added
SELinux policy set to Permissive (permanently)
Added USB fast charge and enabled by default
Added more generalized flashing method
Version 2.3.2 Stable - 29/09/2016
SELinux is now Permanently Permissive
Added Mako Hotplug and set as default
Improved stability and performance largely by tweaking various parameters
This update however, disables MPDecision permanently from the first boot as a fail-safe. As long as the kernel stays, you're "forced" not to use MPDecision, as the tweaked balance between CPU-Hotplug will be lost and overall performance may decrease. You can however, enable MPDecision after renaming mpdecision.bak in /system/bin to mpdecision and flashing another kernel before next boot. If you still feel the need to use MPDecision, please vote above. Thank you for understanding.
Version 2.4 Stable - 03/10/2016
Added MSM hotplug and set as default
Add Westwood TCP/CA and set as default
Because a lot of people reporting lag after the Mako build, I encourage everyone to flash this build and report back. Thank you.
Version 2.5 Stable - 19/10/2016
Added FauxSound 3 and enabled by default
DT2W is still a WAP. Stay tuned.
Version 3.0 Stable - 20/10/2016
Added DT2W and enabled by default!
Latest CM updates
Version 4.0 Grey - 20/10/2016
LA is now N compatible
N build is up. Perfectly compatible with all N (CM) ROMs out there. This is the first CM custom kernel to support N out of the box. That means enjoy the versatility of N with the stability of LA.
But wait, did I just say "N build"? My bad. There's no "N build" as such because it is the same kernel that supports both N and M ROMs at the same time. It is your LA. Just ready for a new home, along with the old one.
From this build on, LA will contain a codename, preceding with the n-th letter, which will specifically be a late autumn or winter item, here n denotes the release number.
So what are you waiting for? Flash it now and leave your comments about how can the kernel be made specifically for you. It's my kernel, in your way.
Version 4.1 Heat - 29/11/2016
Latest CM updates
kexec-hardboot patch enabled
For all the people wanna know about this stuff, it is basically done for the sake of MultiROM. This process goes deep into low level access of RAM and memory, but at the bottom line, what it does is loads another kernel into RAM at runtime(kexec), initiates a full reboot(hardboot), and jumps to the new kernel code directly from the RAM in the next boot. For the people who aren't using MultiROM, no worries.
Version 4.2 Iceberg - 07/12/2016
Implemented KCAL support
Sorry for the long wait. Got studies and stuff. Thank you for your patience.
Version 5.0 JackFrost - 07/01/2017
Completely rebased to LineageOS source!
A very happy new year guys ! And what is the more perfect way to start a new year than with something completely fresh, completely new? LateAutumn is now completely rebased to LineageOS source, with a more cleaner build than ever. You'll get all the same degree of performance that this kernel has made you used to, along with a higher degree freedom, higher degree of stability, and the breeze of something completely new. Which means you have now more less reasons to worry about, more reasons to live. Work, play, refreshment? That's all this new year's about.
Version 5.1.1 Kettle - 06/02/2016
Compiled with Linaro 4.9 toolchain
Latest Lineage updates
The headphone jack may still be broken. Send logs, and I'm doing something about it.
Disable any "Apply on boot" parameters in apps like Kernel Adiutor and try the default settings first. If you're still not satisfied, go apply any parameters after boot.
For downloads, please check the downloads tab.
Before use, disable everything in Settings=>Developer options=>Hardware Accelerated Rendering
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I'm overwhelmed to see your responses, queries and feature requests. But hey, XDA already has three good places to do so.
For requesting a feature, use this template
For review, use this template
For submitting errors and more preferably bug reports, use this template
Sounds great,i test and report soon for sure,Greeetz!
Can't eagerly wait for this kernel btw ?
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It will surely drain the battery in an hour and might heat up to much... But good to see an fully overclocked Gpu nd Processor... Would like to take benchmarks.... Good work
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@iamsubhranil, there is no download tab here.
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My bad! Check out now.
Riyanx55tu said:
It will surely drain the battery in an hour and might heat up to much... But good to see an fully overclocked Gpu nd Processor... Would like to take benchmarks.... Good work
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Sadly, none of this happening at my side. But can't wait to see the actual scenarios :fingers-crossed:
will you consider to build for MIUI 8 5.1 with F2FS support?
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will you consider to build for MIUI 8 5.1 with F2FS support?
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Nice proposal. Will keep it in my to-do lists. But please don't ask for any ETAs.
Will you please consider doing a 1.4ghz oc build too? Like we have seen in berzerk kernel.
Thanks
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Will you please consider doing a 1.4ghz oc build too? Like we have seen in berzerk kernel.
Thanks
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I can't see the point of it. It already has 1.8. One can easily limit that to 1.4 using any kernel app he wants. So no, i won't consider that.
Thanks for your efforts
Any recommended settings for battery life?
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I can't see the point of it. It already has 1.8. One can easily limit that to 1.4 using any kernel app he wants. So no, i won't consider that.
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Yes i know that was a dumb request to make but @Ashish94 maintained two seperate builds 1.4ghz and 1.8ghz so i just thought maybe you can do that too. Nevermind
Btw its great to see a new kernel for our device.
Saurabh_Umadikar said:
Thanks for your efforts
Any recommended settings for battery life?
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First test and tell if there's any affects in battery life
I'll however, as i have said in the OP, include any modification that'll unleash the best without giving a ball of fire in our hands
Feature request: can you make this kernel permissive like berserk please? many of us out there having trouble with viper4droid and other things and after every reboot turning the enforcing to permessive is a pain. I am using your kernel underclocked to 1.4 ghz and 400 mhz, while turning it up to 1.7 ghz when heavy tasking, having no trouble/ battery issues.
To other folks, if you are having battery issues, underclock your device and use 1.8 when only needed.
Would like to wait for miui lp build!
I've been using this kernel for a few hours and its working very well.. everything seems nice and smooth:good:
a liittle bit more battery drain while doing intense tasks as compared to stock cm13 kernel, but hey its OC at 1.8ghz so nothing much to complain.. Just one thing to take care of, selinux enforcing is breaking sound mods as some sound mods require selinux set to permissive by default.
Good job dev.
Two questions. Have this kernel msm hotplug? No problem with playing songs with latest builds of CM?