yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] michelD:
Ok and thanks for your answer even if I don't totally agree with your proposal.

Indeed, I think that going down to so small value could be a little bit risky in term of CPU load and throughput for processor bounded task (I know that they are quite unimportant in a phone). Nevertheless, I am now testing Sched_latency_ns 1000000 and 250000 for the two granularity parameters...

Now some words about BFS ( Brain **** Scheduler) introduced recently by M. Kolivas (see article here: http://ck.kolivas.org/patches/bfs/sched-BFS.txt).

"It was designed to be forward looking only, make the most of lower spec machines, and not scale to massive hardware. ie it is a desktop orientated scheduler, with extremely low latencies for excellent interactivity by design rather than "calculated", with rigid fairness, nice priority distribution and extreme scalability within normal load levels."

Here the only tunable parameter is rr_interval that is roughly equivalent to the latency [in ms]. The default value = 6 [ms] that seems ok for me (possible values 1 -> 1000).

[to be continued...]
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Chezbel:
I can only find 1.5.7 on the market, but I'll check again later.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] TUN_SD:
The mixed icons are great! Well done!
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] a user:
Actually i couldn't use the psd files you provided as i use gimp and some of the layers had some effects that couldn't get properly importet. But there is always a way ;)

so, now back to work :P
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] TUN_SD:
oh, i didn´t know that. do you want the layers in extra files, if you want to edit something later?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Chezbel:
I got it now. I guess the Market is slow. Anyway, thanks.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] HamsterHam:
Loving the new icons, good work guys.

A user, what is the reason you use Governor setting ondemand rather than any of the others?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] a user:
because for me on my tests ondemand is the smoothest while being the best battery-wise. with the right settings and tweaks (though one tweak is not possible to set via systune but is done in my rom and in black ice) it is butter smooth and grants best battery life.

though it is not the best benchmarking governor, probably one of the worst.

EDIT: it may also depend on the specific implementation of the ondemand governor. lord clockan had to go though several version until we found a good version.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] HamsterHam:
Okie dokie :-) any chance of sharing the tweak. Does freshly squeezed use it?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] a user:
of course. all my tweaks are free to get.

either you ca look into it yourself or i explain that to you later. am on the go now.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] joorie:
hi, quick question:

I am using Carrier Name [here] but once I enable the Renice settings+no icon, it disappears. Is there a way to fix that? If not, then that's okay >.< thanks!

Renice enabled:

Renice disabled:
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] RampageRR:
I can't answer your question, but what the heck rom/launcher are you running?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] beenoliu:
Can work on Xperia arc ?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] killersloth:
Is the gps config file different for each device? Would it be possible to add an option to systune that allowed users to pick gps config for their area?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] joorie:
o I am just running MIUI/MIUI launcher ^^
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] a user:
@joorie: actually there is no solution to your problem. the "no icon" is a hack that actually uses a transparent icon, moved to the very right. this seems to conflict with your carrier logo.

@killersloth: i think they are pretty the same. but if you start on gps configs you never will end with. beside of this, i try to evade remounting partitions due to security reasons.

@beenoliu : i assume so but have no reports. you can try and if you want you could help me to fix what's not working. i can promise you that if you are not satisfied i refound you the money (i can refound even after the 15min trial period).
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] defyno1:
Hi i have already bought your app and its great!but i have 1 question:what is the meaning of the question mark near the proccess list on the renice page? ==> [?]

ive searched for this but i dont find nthing

sorry for my english
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] a user:
? = unknown. the only reason why the current process priority could be unknown is that the process is not running ;)
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] defyno1:
Thank you so much,you have made a great app.

And again sorry for my english
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] a user:
You are welcome. I am neither a nativ englisch speaker. No need to apologize!

Sent from my SysTune tweaked SCI MIUI powered Desire HD
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] BenRoark:
I've purchased this excellent app after getting a free ride on SCI MIUI, but I have some issues with renicing and my audio player. Renicing doesn't seem to be doing what I had expected of it.

I'm on Absolution 3.2 (AOSP) with PowerAMP, and I am experiencing REALLY horrific clipping on songs when I:

- power screen on

- pull down notification bar

My renice settings are as folllows:

Audio Player -18

SystemUI -15

Launcher / "core" process blah blah - 5

Scrolling APW widgets 5

Any tips for me, a user? The rest of this app works perfectly, as is justly reflected in the flawless Market ratings, but I have to confess that I haven't noticed any difference in the operation of my phone from renicing. I fear that I am doing something wrong, however the procedure seems to be fairly simple, ie:

- Select processes and assign renicing values (lower value = higher priority)

- Toggle run on boot

- Hit Apply.

I have noticed that the PowerAMP process is often not running (and hence gets a "?" assigned to it within the static renicing settings), but the value is still there and it's applied when the process DOES run, right?

Superuser recognises it and allows it on boot, so I really have no idea why I'm getting this savage clipping when the priorities are clear.

Any tips would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] a user:
first, the way you used my app is correct. the "?" means that the current priority of the process is unknown. this is the case when the process is not running currently (obviously ;) ).

though, systune will monitor the active processes and will apply your setting when the process apears. you can see the renice monitoring service running in the notification bar/pull down.

now back to your clipping issue:

the reason for this can have many sources. some of them can be solved by renicing some process, others not. here some tips:

1. i recommend using my cpu/governor settings - get them from the second post, settings for the cpu tab and the advanced governor settings. basically it will set ondemand as governor,

2. i read from other users that even though they were on the same rom they had to apply different renice settings to fix that issue. some had to increase the priority of poweramp (lower values) others had to decrease it (higher, positive values).

so i can't give you any advice here. it is a try and error thing. start with everything on default and then change only the priority of poweramp. then reset it to default and change only that of systemui. then try to paly with both.

finally, this seems to be a quite common issue on cm7 roms, like your absolution or blackice. though it is interesting that i do not remember any reports of this issue on miui roms, even though they are also based on cm7.

there could be also some other reasons, other "tweaks" that are in the rom or are missing that could influence this. i could take a look at your rom tomorrow or Friday and maybe offer you some of my tweaks found in my rom and in blackice (and some other miui roms). maybe this helps. but first try what i told you above.

good luck.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] BenRoark:
Wow, thanks for the quick reply. Awesome support.

I'm just really happy to hear that it's not totally cut-and-dried in terms of the process priority settings, ie: that tinkering can produce different results. I'll be a bit more adventurous now (I noted your warnings in the help tab of the app, which is why I was being a little cautious).

Thanks again for the lightning fast response, and for a really slick (maybe underpriced) app.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] a user:
thank you!

just don't check "apply on boot" while you are experimenting. so in worst case you just need to reboot and all your changes are reverted back to default.

p.s. if you found a working configuration i may ask you to post them here (post the saved settings files as attachment) so i can make them available in the second post for others.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] EniGmA1987:
Does this app adjust voltages and speed and all that "on boot completed" or something like that? Or does it do it through init.d?

I notice that sometimes the settings do not stick through a reboot, and I know some kernels only like it when setting the apply on boot stuff through init.d scripts rather than on the boot completed.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] a user:
it does after the boot complete event. systune does not modify anything on the system partition (which would need remounting as rw) due to various security reasons.

beside of this i don't see why this should make any difference for the kernel. if it works applying vdd settings by pressing the apply button it should work the same doing it automatically on the boot complete event - the very same script is being used.

next time it happens for you that it does not get applied after booting please go to systune and use the feedback button to send me the info file (which includes a systune log). maybe there fails something in event catcher.

edit: don't forget to explain briefly in the mail what it's about ;)

i get so many mails without any infos about the reason for the mail...
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] tolis626:
Hey a user!Greetings from and old fellow from the Desire HD forums!Don't actually know if you remember me though(I was the guy who pushed LeeDroid to release a 2.0GHz overclock kernel :p ). :D

Anyway,just bought your app on my Galaxy S II.One word:Amazing.Well done pal,it's a must-have tool if you want complete control of your device(and especially if you are bored to write scripts ;) ).Two things I noticed not working/not functioning properly:

i)It doesn't show the vdd_levels interface,although my kernel(Siyah 2.6.1) supports it.No biggie for me,but it may be for someone else.

ii)Sometimes(like when I press the second core's frequency on the first tab to see time in state stats) the app force closes.

Other than that,everything works like a charm.Thank you. :)

EDIT:If you want/need any logs,pm me and I'll do it. :)
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] a user:
of course i remember you and thank you very much for the purchase!

you could help me fixing this issue if it is SysTunes fault. First thing you could do is using the in app feedback button to send me an email. it will collect some infos and get automatically attached to the mail. the file is saved on your sdcard and, as already explained in the help, it is plain text. so you can look into it yourself.

with that file i can see what things are available and what failed. when i got that i can tell more.

i am constantly trying to improve and fix SysTune, though as i cannot own all devices and roms out there i need users help.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] a user:
small feedback here about the vdd level issue reported by tolis626:

the kernel does NOT support the vdd level interface! sadly there seem to be some kernel devs for the SGS2 (as far as i know only for the SGS2) that use an uncommon, non standard way to change voltages.

i don't know why they chose to do things their own way instead of the linux kernel way as 99% of all others are doing.

currently i do not intend to support this interface because it is affecting only a few and i do not have time to support something done the wrong way. if you have a kernel using this you may want to ask your kernel dev to fix his kernel better.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] flash5000:
Hi a user

Thanks for your app, purchased it a while ago.

On gingerbread, everything worked flawlessly. However, I recently flashed an alpha of ICS to my Sensation.

Now I can still use your app, but noticed the following:

- clicking on the buttons with the time-in-state overview does nothing

- if I change the governor, it is reset at the next start of the app

Furthermore, there is an app running in some ROMs called OC daemon. System tuner pro has an option to disable this. Could you implement this too?

Regards
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] a user:
when you get such issues use the feedback button in the app to collect some informations. i can't tell what's failing from here.

if you don't want to expose your email to me then at least grab that file from sdcard, atttatch it here and then cancel the email. but i need the generated systune.inf file.

NOTE: if systune fails generating that file then either it fails getting root rights or busybox is totally broken. in that case you could copy the systune log file like this:

use a root explorer kind app (you must have root!) and navigate to

/data/data/dev.sci.systune/files

there is an hidden file called ".systune.log" (note the leading point!). if you don't see the file then either you don't have root or you don't have showing hidden files.

it is strongly to prefer to send me the generated systune.inf file as it contains more informations i need. and don't forget to add some comments about what is not working etc. and maybe what rom you are using (at best with link to the xda thread).
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] flash5000:
Sent you the log a few seconds ago...
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] a user:
no. well i could but i wont. the reason is that it needs remounting system to rw and i avoid this due to security reasons. you should ask your rom dev how to remove it. usually it is enough to remove a single from etc/init.d

so much useless crap floating around....
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] a user:
hmm, i got the email notification for that post but nothing from you till now.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] a user:
got it now. checking it out now.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] a user:
ok...

1. the kernel on your rom does not support exporting the time used in each frequency. so this is the reason why you can't see the time in state view.

2. when you chose a different governor did you pressed apply? and if you did, you said you may have running oc daemon, so it could be that the demon is changing it back.

as far as i can tell all should work fine. do other settings stick wheh you change them with systune, like the ones from the misc tab? (maybe test that)
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] flash5000:
Thanks for your answers!

OC daemon:

Ok, sounds reasonable :-) thanks for the feedback

Time-in-state:

Well, I will blame HTC for this and wait for custom kernels, then - thanks ;-)

Governor:

As far as I can tell, other settings stick. I will wait for the removal of OC daemon which is already planned in Virtuous ROM afaik.

Thanks for your time!
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] a user:
you're welcome!

while you are waiting you may want to look in /etc/init.d and check out the scripts there. one of them starts the oc daemon. if the script only does this (what i assume) just remove it. if it does more then just comment out the line where it starts the daemon (add # at the start of the line).

just look there. actually you can't break something. in worst case just reflash your rom without wiping anything. remember to remount it r/w before you edit anything there.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] EniGmA1987:
I had an idea for this app that you may want to think about. Currently this app is not very well known, but is slowly gaining momentum compared to other apps that do similar things. IMO this app is by far the best as it allows so many more options than any other app I have used. But as a way to quickly gain more popularity and exposure to the general rooting public maybe you could create a free version of this app that has only he CPU governor & MHz control, and *maybe* the page to adjust governor settings too. All other pages show the options available but they remain locked until purchase. Once you have that you could go around to the ROM developers for major phones like the EVO 3D & 4G, Sensation, and Galaxy 2 and talk to them about packaging the free version of the app with their ROMs as the default way to adjust the CPU settings. It would be similar to how most ROMs include either Titanium Backup or MyBackup with their ROM as the free version but you need to purchase the full version to use all features.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] a user:
@EniGmA1987 : thank you that you care about systune and your kind words. actually this is more or less already the case.

if you install systune without owning a license it acts exactly as you suggested. and there are already some roms including systune, some asked me other didn't.

though i personally avoided to push this myself for one single reason: unknown devices and problems. i prefered to have systune spreading slowly to have a chance to fix issue that i come across.

i only own a DHD and what systune does is nothing you could test in a sdk emulator. so i am currently quite happy with the speed it spreads out. it continuously does but not too fast that i can't fix incoming new issues fast enough so that it doesn't scare new customers away.

so anybody can use the systune.apk and include it in his rom as it acts like a free version.

currently i am quite proud on the fact that all my 55 ratings are full five stars which i think is mostly due to the support and not the app itself. if systune would have spread faster than i could have been fixing bugs it maybe would have looked different.

don't forget, this is a free time hobby project. i have a job and a lot of other things currently to do. ;)

edit: and beside of the support i also hope to find time to implement some more features and to find some more stuff worth to be included. i think the early customers know how much has been already added since it was released.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] tolis626:
Sorry for taking a long time to answer,but I've been really busy this week. :o

So,I talked to Gokhanmoral(Siyah kernel's author) about the vdd stuff and he said he'll try the vdd_levels interface from Lordmod.I am going to inform you how it goes.

As for other stuff,don't bother.It's such a small problem it feels like it's not even there. ;)

Discovering your app's possibilities and loving it btw.Renicing processes especially brings some much needed system attention to apps like home replacements,and improves smoothness.So I can safely say it's probably the most worthy 1.5€(or whatever it was :p ) I've spent lately. :)
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] a user:
he should be able to find thousands of implementation of the vdd_level interface as it is the standard linux vdd interface, used since ages. every linux desktop distro is using this.

though could you tell me if the "time in states'" view works now reliable? i changed there something and want to now if it fixed the issue for you.

what issues exactly remains?

i'm glad it is nothing big and doesn't bother you much though i still would like to fix everything that i can. of course first let the new year begin ;)

happy new year to all and fun getting to it :D
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] RFKPAPI:
Settings Question

I have an evo 4g if I download and install will this give me recommend settings to start from or am I on my own I am wanting to try this but am not sure on settings
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] mrjonnyrock:
have to say that this little has become my fav oc/tweaking app :D

the app worked great on my desire HD for a long time but after the latest few updates started to force close. I have Blackice 1.25 on it.

My Galaxy S2, running CM7.1 and SiyahKernel, force closes almost instantly after starting up the app :( anything i can try to fix the force close?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] a user:
@RFKPAPI

i have no experience with evo4g. but you could use my settings as a starting point. also you should look around in the evo4g forum how people are tweaking there roms. there you should find also usefull settings specific for your device.

@mrjonnyrock :

i assume you reported the crash. i looked into the stack trace but actually it shouldn't crash there. it is very very strange. as if memory got corrupted and an previously valid pointer got invalide suddently.

i suggest wiping data (your on sdcard saved settings will remain). and maybe uninstall and reinstall the app.

but before you do send me the log file. this one:

- go to /data/data/dev.sci.systune/files using root explorer or another root file browser

- make sure to have enabled showing hidden files (root explorer has it as default on)

- copy the file ".systune.log" on sdcard

- send me that file either via mail or attach it here. it has no confidential informations. it is plain text.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] tolis626:
Heey a user,happy new year my friend! :D

So,I informed Gokhanmoral(author of Siyah kernel) and,being the helpful tireless guy that he is,he implemented another vdd_levels interface in his very next release.I don't remember if it was the same day or they day after I reported the issue,but he fixed it sooner that ASAP.So now SysTune's voltages tab works as expected.Two things:

i)It recognizes two cores and it seems as if we can set different voltages for each core.Each core has its own row of voltages,but if I set a voltage for one core,it's automatically set for the other one as well.Not really a problem,but it's a matter of seeing things right I think.

ii)Most,if not all devices' voltage regulators only accept voltage values that are 25μV.SysTune gives steps of 12.5μV.I don't know if that can actually cause a problem(probably the voltage will just not get accepted if incorrect),but it's wrong nonetheless.

Anyway,time in state view crashes seldom and randomly now.More like if I visit every tab of SysTune and then go and press the cpu1 button it might crash.May have something to do with renicing processes,but I can't be sure.I'll check it out further in case I'm just telling you bull****. :p