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[Atrix 4G General] rozzco:
It's working great for me.

I wonder why the dev thread wasn't updated. Busy I guess.
[Atrix 4G General] belig1234:
I'm running it on the bell Atrix cm7 beta 3 and it works fine !

Quadrant : 4593

:D
[Atrix 4G General] neer2005:
4600+ on quadrant

6000+ on antutu

CM7 + 0.1.9 kernel by faux123

1.3GHz stable
[Atrix 4G General] thebeardedchild:
Everything working great for me, great tests on CF bench and such.

No reboots, no overheating or anything...HOWEVER, I'm losing ALL widgets upon any reboots of my phone. A known issue, as I read the dev thread. What can I do? Just wait til faux fixes? I remember stuff like this on earlier versions of his kernels I think...
[Atrix 4G General] BravoMotorola:
It seems half of the people are loosing all widgets and half aren't. I'm not loosing any... I wander what the difference is.
[Atrix 4G General] t.s.eliot:
Running Version 1.9 of the Faux123 kernel on a rooted, unlocked stock AT&T Atrix. Seems great and stable so far. Getting Quadrant scores in the 3600 neighborhood consistently.
[Atrix 4G General] thebeardedchild:
Interesting, thanks for that tidbit. What ROM are you personally using? I'm on alien, but didn't experience issues until the new kernel..

Sent from my Motorola Atrix using the Premium XDA App
[Atrix 4G General] Viamonte:
Im using the 1.9 version on my Vivo brazilian Atrix on Alien #4.

No problems so far, no losing widgets, no reboots, great battery life, even smoothier performance.

iLike.
[Atrix 4G General] thebeardedchild:
Hmm weird, I'm on alien as well. At&t though..

Sent from my Motorola Atrix using the Premium XDA App
[Atrix 4G General] BravoMotorola:
CM7:D That could be part of a reason..
[Atrix 4G General] rjayflo:
Do u have to be on cm7 in order to get 4000+???
[Atrix 4G General] neer2005:
I'm getting 4600+ on cm7!
[Atrix 4G General] ChaosMinionX:
I have had it running undervolted as well for a day now using v1.8, not one restart or anything. Just installed v1.9 havent seen anything different.
[Atrix 4G General] Swiftks:
Undervolt Settings?? :)
[Atrix 4G General] ChaosMinionX:
EDIT: I am in the process of retweaking them lower, and running stress test for 10mins on each clock speed.
[Atrix 4G General] enomai:
No I am getting over 4000 on Aura 8.
[Atrix 4G General] Swiftks:
Thanks... working for me too... Faux must have overhauled the kernel today, b/c last night on v1.8, I couldn't undervolt at all without instant reboot... please post if you get stable test any lower. Thanks.

*Edit*

Hahah, got to cocky... was redoing widget locker and *BAM* reboot!
[Atrix 4G General] thegregulator:
I notice your setcpu says your phone is running at 5xx mhz, with a max set at 1300 and min at 216. Mine is set to the same, although it constantly seems to be running at the max level whenver I open setcpu and look at that value. For whatever reason it doesn't want to fluctuate between the max and min. Do you have any idea why?
[Atrix 4G General] jimmer411:
Im getting HORRID battery life with the 1.9 kernel at 1.3ghz. I flashed it at 85% battery and after 3 hours of very light usage my phone was dead.
[Atrix 4G General] ChaosMinionX:
mine said 546MHz because that was the clock speed it was running at in the range of 216MHz and 1300MHz.

The reason it shows max level when it opens is because the max "loaded" frequency is 1.3GHz, the lowest being "idle state" is 216MHz. Under operation you would not normally see the processor going to any of the in between frequencies shown in the voltage tables because its either doing work, or it is not. Therefore unless you have specific profiles setup for different frequencies, the only time you will see the other frequencies is probably when its loading, and unloading from the work.

EDIT: @Swiftks - Im an idiot lol, gonna be a little bit for retesting.. I forgot the 100mv rule.
[Atrix 4G General] thegregulator:
Yes, I understand why your's read 546MHz. I was wondering if you had a profile set up at that speed for a certain situation? I guess I just don't understand why my clock speed is always reading 1.3GHz, even if I leave the setcpu window open for a little while. On previous kernels I noticed a fluctuation between the max and min levels. Were those kernels just faulty? Also, if I go to my advanced settings, it says my phone has spent 35% of the time running at 1.3GHz, 63% at 600MHz (which is what my max speed is with the screen off), and only about 0.3% at 216MHz. It seems my phone always wants to run at the maximum speed, even in different profiles. Thanks for your help!
[Atrix 4G General] ChaosMinionX:
I have no profile setup... under normal battery > 15% I allow 216-1300MHz operation.

So if your phone has spent 35% of the time running @ 1.3GHz and 63% of the time running at 600MHz and .3% at 216MHz this is the reason why.

63% of the time your phone sits in your pocket with screen off (proper profile working), 35% of the time you have your phone out and are using it (phone would only goto 1300MHz and then would clock back to 216MHz as soon as there was no work to be done) and .3% of the time your phone was legitimately idle with the screen on with no work load.

EDIT: PS - Quadrant Score (4031pts) (even though I think its about as accurate as Sandra for PC *geek comment*) ....

EDIT2: CF Bench Included:
[Atrix 4G General] thegregulator:
Interesting, I would have thought having a screen off profile with a max set at 608 and min set at 216 would result in the phone idling (screen off of course) at the min more often than the max, which would result in my overall time spent favouring 216MHz over 608MHz. I would have thought when the screen was off that the phone would only reach max clock speeds speeds if something was coming in (ie a call or a text or something). I find if I have a screen off profile set with a max and min of 216 it becomes too laggy when I need to receive a phone call, which is why I set the max to 608.
[Atrix 4G General] ChaosMinionX:
After seeing my breakdown, I would say you have something improperly setup in the scaling range.
[Atrix 4G General] thegregulator:
How do I alter the scaling range? I've tried to use the scaling tab below where my min and max speeds are set on the first page of setcpu but it is grayed out and I can't access it. Is there another way?
[Atrix 4G General] ChaosMinionX:
That is an HTC feature, and any other phone that uses a Scaling Governor. The Atrix has it greyed out because its a defunct function of the app for Atrix.

I would say to make sure youre min is 216, and max is 1300. I would also recheck your profiles to see any errors that may be occuring, also make sure priorities aren't set improperly.
[Atrix 4G General] kix08:
If on CM7 Try: Settings > CM Settings > Performance Settings > CPU Settings > Available governors
[Atrix 4G General] MyronJ906:
Disclaimer: Although these UV settings work for me and my usage, I can not guarantee that it will work for anyone else. It sounds like some of the highest successful UV for the 1.3 GHz kernel. If you want to try this, I recommend unchecking set on boot until you are SURE that it will run without issue for you

on CM7 pre-beta 3 I can successfully undervolt

1300 MHz (-150)

1200 MHz (-150)

1100 MHz (-125)

1000 MHz (-100)

800 MHz (-100)

456 MHz (-100)

216 MHz (-150)

and it appears to be stable. For the top 4, that was the lowest I could get them without a reboot. The next 3 had to follow the no more than -100 interval, but it works and seems like some pretty decent undervolting to me. For me, most of them are actually UVed more than I was undervolting on 1.7. But still no issues so far
[Atrix 4G General] thegregulator:
Everything seems fine in terms of being set properly. The only thing I'm not sure about is setting priorities properly. Should they be high, low?
[Atrix 4G General] CancerJesus:
What is the "no more than -100 interval"? Because I'm getting reboots when I try and set up these undervoltages.
[Atrix 4G General] MyronJ906:
Apparently due to tegra, if you put more than 100 between steps, it actually scales them back to being at an interval of 100 at max

So I ended up with:

1300 MHz 1150 mV (-150)

1200 MHz 1050 mV (-150)

1100 MHz 975 mV(-125)

1000 MHz 900 mV (-100)

800 MHz (-100) 800 mV

456 MHz (-100) 700 mV

216 MHz (-150) 600 mV

Notice that between 1300 and 1200, there is a 100 mV difference. That means even if I was able to uV 1200 MHz more without it rebooting (I don't think I can anyway) I wouldn't be able to because the step above it can't be more than a 100 mV difference.

So once I hit 1000 MHz with 900 mV there was nothing I could do to try to get greater undervolting out of those bottom 3 frequencies. It's the max that the processor will actually register relative to the step above it on the chart. I could set 216 to -200, but it would still really only be 600 mV

Hope that makes sense. Someone else can probably explain better

EDIT: I should add that it seems that my numbers are surprisingly high to be stable. Every individual Atrix will accept different things from what I have read.
[Atrix 4G General] JayRolla:
I installed this kernel on CM7 and hit 4600 on quadrant, but average around 4100. Very good since the most I saw at 1.1ghz was 3600.

But battery life is horrible. Fresh flash, no apps installed and phone died over night at idle and had over 50% battery life!!!!!!
[Atrix 4G General] MyronJ906:
Haven't bothered with any benchmarks myself. Honestly, I don't care much as long as the performance is there. I think I will have to work a bit to lag this beast at 1.3 GHZ.

For battery life, in order to compensate for OC, I have been trying to set up some profiles and use Tasker and Juice Defender for some automation. If you use your phone in a consistent fashion as I tend to, it really shouldn't be that hard to do to optimize it into something both powerful when you need it and still decent on battery
[Atrix 4G General] t.s.eliot:
Thanks, I didn't even realize SetCPU had that chart! Now I'm focusing my voltage tuning on the areas where the phone spends the most time, rather than risking instability by power-starving the overclocked speeds.
[Atrix 4G General] MyronJ906:
Alright guys, I went and did some one time benchmark tests. Got 4183 on Quadrant first run, 5977 on Antutu using EMMC, putting it just above SGS II. If anyone would be willing to tell me how to optimise benchmark results on CM7, or in general, I would be glad to give them another whirl. I just set my min and max to 1300 and went at it, but I would imagine closing extra apps, etc would help
[Atrix 4G General] OSNPA:
The 0.1.9 version, 1.3 GHz overclock, wouldn't work for me with even modest undervolting. Pushed past 60C before I could even run a CF-Bench test. Would reboot when I attempted to install anything or do much of anything. 1.2 GHz is stable for me with -40 mV at each step, and no further. Surprisingly low cpu temps, also, so I'm happy with that.
[Atrix 4G General] Rickroller:
To the best of my knowledge..priorities are what you want to take precedent when two (or more) settings conflict with each other. For example..with the screen off and low battery..which setting do you want to take priority? The one with the higher priority wins. eg:

Screen off: 216-456 priority 90

Battery < 50%: 216-800 priority 95

Once your battery gets below 50%..even though you turn your screen off..the Battery setting will still take precedence..thus still govern at the 216-800 setting. If you reversed these..then even with a low battery..when you turn your screen off..it'll then take priority and govern at 216-456.
[Atrix 4G General] skovbakke:
I got the same problem as thegregulator. I used to have my screen off profile set to 216 min/max, but tried changing the max to 456. By following the stats before and after the change, I can see that it stays at 456 when the screen is off, and the time spent on 216 only increases when screen is on.

Watchdog finds the Linux proces 'suspend' eating somewhere between 30 and 99% several times during screen off and idle... think I remember reading about this as a general android battery bug about a year ago.

Would've thought they had fixed it by now, but maybe it's a kernel problem?
[Atrix 4G General] thegregulator:
Exactly. You'd think if you had a profile set up for when the screen was off and had a max set at 456 and min set at 216 that your phone would spend more time idling at 216 when the screen was off. There is something fundamental I'm missing here, and this time it's not where babies come from..
[Atrix 4G General] Nebbeh:
Newest kernel is nice and stable for me. Got 5000+ on quadrant at 1.3. Well done

Sent from my CM7 Atrix
[Atrix 4G General] Obartuckc:
Via Faux's 1.9 @ 1.3 gHz!

~Sent from My Unlocked, Rooted, Shady Blued, and Pi-Crusted Atrix 4G~
[Atrix 4G General] djkinetic:
Not quite sure how u managed 5k+ on Quadrant, the highest mine posts is about 4860 on Quad with 1.3

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[Atrix 4G General] Phoneguy589:
I got 3900 on quadrant running latest Aura DB #8 with 1.3. Battery lasted ALL day and still had 65% left. SetCPU at 216/456 screen off and running widgetsoid.
[Atrix 4G General] Nebbeh:
i'm not sure either, but i was quite happy with it.
[Atrix 4G General] drolgnir:
I have a d00 with alien #4 and with cache and dalvik wiped 1.9 works @ 1.3GHz. I have mobile networks in airplane and wifi on. In xda and watching the battery drop, not to sure because I have never sat and a watched it before. I will give it a try for sure but I had good results with v1.7
[Atrix 4G General] jiggytom:
Anyone having bluetooth/wireless issues after .19 update?
[Atrix 4G General] leo5111:
anyone run 1.3 with honeycomb rom at&t atrix? and does wifi and data still work after? thanks
[Atrix 4G General] cwburns32:
Posted a 5107 score late last night. This was the third test I ran. Set min and max to 13000/13000. Just after a fresh reboot.
[Atrix 4G General] Andrew149:
Ok so let's move on to battery life I was getting 7hours on 1.3ghz uv and profiles setup so I switched back to stock and im getting 20hours
[Atrix 4G General] maphisto101:
i'm down from 22 hrs to about 15 ...

i think its still great.... i have SETCPU profiles to lower CPU clock (and under volt).
[Atrix 4G General] DeathKoil:
A few users have pointed out some good information about the battery life and what is using up so much power. Two examples come to mind.

1. It doesn't seem to be a runaway process most of the time (I'll get to this briefly in number two). It seems that for some reason these kernels have issues with some / possibly all radios. If you take a fresh install of CM7#3 for example, and turn airplane mode on, battery life is rather amazing. However turning Airplane mode off and just having the radio on (no wifi, no bluetooth, no GPS), and the phone uses 2-3 times the power per hour than it did in airplane mode while idle (example: leaving it overnight in airplane versus radio on).

2. The suspend process does use a lot of CPU time briefly upon locking the phone and putting it to sleep - that is all fine and good when it is just for a few seconds or a minute. The issue is at sometimes the suspend process screws up and the phone ends up running at its highest clock speed for a while before going to sleep.

I think it would be great to get some information posted somewhere in a unified way so that these two issues can be tracked down a bit.

I've been running CM7 prebeta 1-3. Previous to that I ran Alien 2 and 3, I also ran Ninja then Ninja SF. I can say with full confidence that with all stock based ROMs I've run (Alien, Ninja, and stock) with the stock kernel, none of them had the Cell Standby drain. I do not recall if Ninja SF had the Cell Standby drain.

I can say with full confidence that with prebeta 2 and prebeta 3, running faux 1.6, 1.7, and now 1.9 - all of them had high Cell Standby drain. I do not recall if prebeta1 (which had faux 1.4 by default i believe) had the problem.

I also do not know if any of the other custom kernels available have the problem, I've only used faux kernels or stock kernels. I also have never run a faux kernel with a radio other than the stock GB AT&T radio (1.77.30P).

The more info we get the the drain the better. What ROMs / kernels have you all seen Cell Standby Drain on it? Is it only faux ones? Is it only CM ones? Are some radios less effected / more effected?

I wish I knew more about this stuff so that I could help out in tracking this down. If anyone has any tips, or logs I should take and post, or anything of that sort that could help solve the Cell Standby drain just let me know.

@faux - Drain or no drain, your kernels are awesome! I love how responsive my phone is.

DK

Edit: Is it possible to get some of the older kernels faux? I'm curious to try 1.4, 1.6, 1.7, and compare them overnight, maybe I can find something out from the older kernels?
[Atrix 4G General] primeboss:
Would using Faux 1.3ghz kernel underclock to 1ghz with setcpu, bring the same/better/worse battery then using standard kernel?
[Atrix 4G General] bongd:
These kernels have a lot more than just OC. There are lots of fixes and optimizations. I'd imagine it'd give better battery life. But if not, it'll at least give you better responsiveness and probably a much better experience overall.
[Atrix 4G General] DDRMSTRPRO:
Dude. You softbricked my phone. Might want to put up a bigger disclaimer.
[Atrix 4G General] t.s.eliot:
Here is a tip to avoid a soft brick in the future. Make a safety profile in SetCPU for a max speed/voltage you know will work. If you put the safety profile for "charging", then you just need to plug your phone in to trigger the safety profile and you can make changes.

I've used this to recover from bad overclocking judgments on other kernels.
[Atrix 4G General] jimmer411:
Its hard to say. But running the oc kernel you lose 3 voltage steps below 1ghz.

While I could undervolt like mad with the 1.9 kernel and each frequency was stable as soon as I changed things from 1300-1300 to 216-1300 **** hit the fan
[Atrix 4G General] bongd:
This is very smart!!!!!
[Atrix 4G General] termleech:
Theoretically it would bring better battery life. However I had setcpu set to max the clock at 1ghz but I still saw it going over 1.3. Don't know if it was just me but I couldn't seem to get it to govern correctly.

Tapped from my CherryPi Atrix
[Atrix 4G General] JRW 28:
Been running 1.9 for over 24 hrs now and both processor and battery temps are lower than his 1.1 OC that came on AURA 1.1.3 #8Debloat ....battery life has been great also. Phone is a beast now!!!
[Atrix 4G General] MyronJ906:
I will put a larger disclaimer, but I did not post it with intention of others actually using it, just saying that it worked for me. Also was half hoping some one would point out a flaw in my undervolting because this is the first phone I have had that has even been able and it took me a while to understand how to test it.

I did find out today that I crash when I use torch, but everything else has been fine thus far. It's also important to not use Set on Boot until you're sure that it is going to work without crashing.

Sorry for your softbrick though, I'm new to this myself.
[Atrix 4G General] Phalanx7621:
Hey everyone, just flashed 1.9 version of faux's 1.3 OC kernel on CM7 prebeta 3. We'll see how it goes, give it a day and see if there are any major problems. Not even gonna touch undervolting or install setcpu till i give it some time to run properly, will report results.
[Atrix 4G General] CancerJesus:
It's worth nothing that UV'ing will only restart your phone if the CPU doesn't get enough power and unless you have "set on boot" selected, it'll just reboot and be good to go again.
[Atrix 4G General] ein1002:
CPU Temp 84C：EEK：
[Atrix 4G General] raunamaxtor:
Any mirror? I cant download it, I want to try on Alien#4
[Atrix 4G General] Swiftks:
http://rootzwiki.com/showthread.php?t=1873

Make sure you get the right one.
[Atrix 4G General] Fuseflower:
I had installed the 1.9 kernel yesterday night at 100% battery. I unplugged the phone and in the morning it was at 50%...

ive reverted to stock for now.
[Atrix 4G General] Auxilium:
Download SetCPU or CPU Master and set up profiles like..

Screen Off:

CPU Max: 216MHz

CPU Min: 216MHz

Scaling: Powersave

I got to bed at 100% usually and with this profile set up I wake up at about 97%-98%.
[Atrix 4G General] legion21:
Wow you could just about boil some water at the temp. What were you doing to get it that high?
[Atrix 4G General] cy-rock:
With Cf-Bench on Aura rom build #8 Debloated.

12079,2001,6032
[Atrix 4G General] efishta:
I can't seem to be able to set the type of scaling (ondemand, conservative etc.) with SetCPU. Is there some option I'm missing? (Running stock 2.3.4 with faux's 1.9)
[Atrix 4G General] cy-rock:
you cannot set any profile with the free version !
[Atrix 4G General] Swiftks:
I have the paid version, and I do not see any options for Scaling; just a white box. Yes, I download the version from the market, not the free xda version.
[Atrix 4G General] beyorj:
IM running warm and not good battery can you set profiles with CPU Master?
[Atrix 4G General] sdlopez83:
I believe someone said that the tegra 2 soc does not have the scaling option on set cpu.
[Atrix 4G General] jack_slapped:
I'm rocking faux 1.9 ocd to 1.3ghz on cm7 prebeta 3 and after adjusting the volatges with appropriate undervolt, I'm getting stellar performance and pretty decent bat life considering the heavy use it gets. Can easily go all day even with the hrs of music listening and gaming done. Everything responds instantaneously :).

Sent from glorious master race of Atrix users xD
[Atrix 4G General] J-man67:
Running @ 1.3, no undervolting. Alien 4.

Getting great scores and great battery. I have a screen-off profile set (456/216) and run max batt saver profile. I am very happy with the performance!
[Atrix 4G General] cachookaman:
that happened to me as well but then i undervolted and recalibrated my battery. i also set a juicedefender profile and after around 12 hours my battery was only down to 77%.
[Atrix 4G General] wintermute000:
anybody finding that setcpu doesn't 'limit' the overclock properly?

e.g. I've got it set to 1.2 max but it seems to be going up to 1.3 quite happily (setCPU open, move finger around bottom, goes up to 1.3 quite clearly).

Good to know my phone can take it lol but it is a bit concerning.
[Atrix 4G General] G1-8701:
1.3 killed my battery, i could barely make it 5 hours, and that's with me hardly using my phone
[Atrix 4G General] Phalanx7621:
For those saying its draining your battery make sure u don't blame the kernel before looking at why it's happening. Is it an app u installed? Is something keeping it awake? Did u do a proper wipe with fastboot before installing? Yes this means clearing system, cache, webtop, preinstall,userdata, and boot.
[Atrix 4G General] wintermute000:
previous faux kernels (tried 1.2, 1.3, 1.6 previously) I'd get around 10% drain per hour with light use, even with a mild undervolt. I hence kept with stock (with alien ROM) kernel where it would be from 50% to 100% less drain with same usage pattern.

With the latest 1.9, I'm actually seeing BETTER battery than stock kernel, so kudos to faux123.

I'm using more or less the same set of apps, and if anything there is more crap running now lol.

now if only I can figure out why my phone wants to OC up to 1.3 even though setcpu is set to 1.2.... lol
[Atrix 4G General] vanstorm:
Can you use cwm to do a full wipe or does it have to be fastboot?
[Atrix 4G General] wintermute000:
From what I can tell, fastboot is the most comprehensive/safe way of doing it, some guides recommend running it twice.

However from all accounts if your CWM is v3 or better from Romracer then the wipe is fully equivalent to fastboot wiping. The older CWMs like the old tenfar didn't do it properly or something like that.

I used the Romracer CWM wipe to do full install of Alien v4 and had zero issues
[Atrix 4G General] Rickroller:
Agreed..I'm running the 1.3 kernel and fastboot wiped everything before install (as well as did a fresh ROM / radio install) and am getting great battery life..even OC'd. I was still at 47% after 15 hours yesterday..with over 2hrs on screen time and 1.5hrs in phone calls.
[Atrix 4G General] rpolansky:
Yes, same for me. I said to heck with it..let er rip....:)

Seems very stable..no reboots.