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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slayp00n:
Guys, I know dumb q but I wrote an init.d script for this kernel but it doesnt execute? How do I get it to run?

This is the script I wrote:

echo 117 > /sys/class/misc/liveoc/mpu_ocvalue

echo 107 > /sys/class/misc/liveoc/core_ocvalue

echo 1 > /sys/class/misc/liveoc/gpu_performance

echo "4000000000 4000000000 4000000000" > /sys/class/misc/colorcontrol/multiplier

echo "-2 0 5" > /sys/class/misc/colorcontrol/v1_offset
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
V1.13 released

☞click GLaDOS for Galaxy Nexus (aka Nexus Prime)

Ezekeel's commentary on that

I have released GLaDOS V1.13 adding a safety feature to Color Control to prevent the color multipliers being raised above the stock factory settings.

The color multipliers control the brightness of the corresponding base color, so scaling up/down the multipliers by the same value just increases/decreases the screen brightness. Increasing the multipliers above the factory settings will cause the display to run at a higher brightness as intended by Samsung. I talked to supercurio and he confirmed that this could increase the rate of burn-in and since the GN display already suffers from burn-in we want to make sure not to make it even worse.

GLaDOS-V1.13

Added a safety feature to Color Control to prevent the color multipliers to be raised above the stock values.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
V1.14 released

☞click GLaDOS for Galaxy Nexus (aka Nexus Prime)

Ezekeel's commentary on that

I have released GLaDOS V1.14.

The OMAP4 processor build in the GN come out of production in different qualities and some chips are able to run higher frequencies than others. To account for this the processors are binned in the factory and the information about the quality is fused into a certain chip register. Among other things this information contains the MPU DPLL trim value which (indirectly) limits the maximum MPU frequency which the chip will be able to support.

Overriding this factory-set MPU DPLL trim value removes the hard limit for the maximum MPU frequency. For example, the chip build my GN device is binned for a maximum MPU frequency of 1.2GHz and the maximum frequency I was able to reach with LiveOC was 1.32GHz (there seems to be some leeway). After overriding the trim value I was able to achieve 1.62GHz.

GLaDOS-V1.14

Override factory-set limitations for the MPU greatly increasing the OC potential.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] monkey hung:
I can't even OC with the 1.14 kernel. My max is only 1.2Ghz. What's up with that?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] abz54:
You have got to use abd or terminal to overclock, look at the very top post on this page or on the first page
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
V1.15 released

☞click GLaDOS for Galaxy Nexus (aka Nexus Prime)

Ezekeel's commentary on that

I have released GLaDOS V1.15 adding a 1.4GHz MPU frequency slot and support to Color Control for disabling the safety preventing the color multipliers being raised above the stock values.

Since I think that the kernel is in good shape now I will concentrate on getting that kernel downloader and settings app started. So next update might take a while.

GLaDOS-V1.15

Added 1.4GHz MPU frequency slot.

Added support to Color Control for disabling the safety preventing the color multipliers being raised above the stock values.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gregus59:
2 days I use your V1.15 and it's seems to be the best kernel I being used !

Best results in Quadrant benchmark, smooth, stable and an amazing battery life.. Very happy to know you master dev... ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blackdub370:
+++++A kernel!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] neok44:
i'm thinking of downloading this for the color control.

my screen has a very bad yellow/warm tint when looking directly at it, but at any other angle the colors are nice and cool, and white is actually white.

will this kernel and the color control help me with this?

additionally, i don't want any overclocking or anything to hurt the battery life or possibly damage the lifespan of the phone/screen. if someone can ease those concerns i'd be appreciative.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] deezid:
Open root explorer:

Go to /sys/class/misc/colorcontrol

Open multiplier with an editor.

Change the 3 values to: 2204318071 2004318071 2354318071

save and open v1_offset

Change the 3 values to -4 0 4

save

enjoy!

:D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] neok44:
lol. guess that answers that question. thank you!

but i'm still curious about the battery life/overclocking things. this is the first kernel i've ever even considered installing so i'm very new to this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] loveact:
well, ezekeel has stated some things :

just use the default setting, and you're good to go!

personally i'm just overclocking for benchmarking using antutu or quadrant.. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] neok44:
just one last question here.

if for whatever reason i have to go back to the stock kernel, how do i do that?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] odin13:
- download stock image from google

- open it with 7-zip

- extract boot.img

flash the extracted boot.img via fastboot and you're good to go

*if you need help feel free to pm
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] crossover37:
Does v1.15 work with 4.0.4? I'm running the MoDaCo ir11 Rom.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DJ "suMo*:
Flash franco's latest kernel first and GLaDOS will boot on Ir11. Why that is I don't know but it damn sure works.

Sent from my GN
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] crossover37:
I have Franco's latest Kernel already so just flash v1.15 over it and I should be fine?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DJ "suMo*:
Yeah should be. Remember GLaDOS clears caches upon installation so just flash the zip.

Sent from my GN
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Shaquiel Harris:
Is this supposed to stick? It doesn't for me. Did the steps, saved the reopen and it reverted right back to what it was before.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] crossover37:
Cool I flashed it. Thanks, it works great!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DJ "suMo*:
If you flash a new Ir11 build over remember to flash fracnco's before GLaDOS. Again I don't know why this is but you see it works. GLaDOS won't boot on Ir11 without doing this - it was the same with Ir10.

Sent from my GN
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] neok44:
haven't tried it yet but i'd like to know how to make it stick too, i have to reboot my phone a decent amount of times due to tmos stupidity and i don't want to have to do this every single time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] irishrally:
You have to change the "enabled" file from a 1 to a 0 to allow non stock multipliers.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] neok44:
excuse the n00bishness but could you give a guide for that?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] irishrally:
Go to sys/class/misc/colorcontrol/safety_enabled

Edit that file in a text editor and change the 1 to a 0 to disable the safety feature. You can do all this in a file manager like root explorer.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] legionarius77:
edit : i try to change the safety enable, ok i changed 1 to 0, and made the changes, Now the White is more better, thanks :-)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] neok44:
i changed the 1 to a 0 but it's still not sticking. if i reboot it goes back to 1 and the offset goes back to 0 0 0 instead of -4 0 4

aside from that, i'm noticing a pretty good improvement. still a little yellow/warm though. wish there was a way to totally get rid of it. need color temperature settings like on pc monitors

*edit* also i've been playing around with different offsets that i've seen and i've noticed no difference at all when changing them. think something may be wrong, or i'm doing something wrong.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] irishrally:
You can get the settings to stick after a reboot by running a script with ROM Toolbox or gscript at boot.

Write this into a new script:

#! /sys/bin/sh

echo 0 >/sys/class/misc/colorcontrol/safety_enabled

echo 2001234567 2001234567 2301234567 >/sys/class/misc/colorcontrol/multiplier

echo -4 0 4 >/sys/class/misc/colorcontrol/v1_offset

Select the option to run at boot and requires root.

v1_offset is working fine for me and I can immediately see the change when I save changes in text editor.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] abz54:
Hi, been using this kernel for a week, tried Franco's kernel to see if my phone can run 1.65Ghz, its runs without any problems, but with this kernel I can't seem to get past 1.5Ghz, gonna stay with this kernel due to the amount of tweaks, but would like to know if anyone can help me. Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] !crazy:
have you run any benchmarks with Franco's 1.65 GHz kernel?

It would be interesting to know how well it really performs compared to GLaDOS but maybe clocked even lower like 1.4 GHz. My phone runs much better with MPU clocked to 1.4 then 1.5 GHz. Actually it runs better at 1.2 then 1.5.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] abz54:
Link pack gets over 100, but throttles very quickly, I personal feel that it needs some work, but shows that the gnex can handle the higher overclocks, but I haven't been able get it to on 1.65ghz on this kernel, anything after 1.5 and my phone becomes unstable
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] atlantis.mu:
Where's Ezekeel? :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ctbear:
Mostly on Rootzwiki I believe
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] morfic:
He posts only on rootzwiki since they sponsored his NP.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
http://rootzwiki.com/topic/14685-19-feb-glados-v115/page__st__410__p__512505#entry512505

GLaDOS Control app released on the Android Market

https://market.android.com/details?id=aperture.ezekeel.gladoscontrol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
GLaDOS Control on the Android Market

APERTURE LABORATORIES proudly presents GLaDOS Control.

Here at Aperture our scientist work tirelessly to bring the latest innovations in smartphone technology to your devices. Starting mid of last year Aperture Laboratories has expanded its research and development to this exciting new technology sector and through the expertise of our scientists we were able to deliver significant key innovations revolutionizing the entire field of human-smartphone interaction.

Since our GLaDOS kernel was deployed about a year ago, we have registered a significant decline of smartphone related accidents reducing the mortality rate among smartphone users to a historic low. However since safety of our products is always a major concern for us at Aperture, we did not stop there. Scientific tests subjecting a sample group of smartphone users to a wide range of high-risk situations has shown that a statistical overwhelming number of terminal accidents are related either to corrosive acid, lasers and various kinds of bullets or caused by human errors in interaction with the GLaDOS kernel.

To avoid these kernel related potentially lethal human errors our science team developed the GLaDOS Control application. Extensive tests have shown that with this application even a well-trained chimp will be able to safely interact with our GLaDOS kernel.

***

Currently features interfaces for:

* BatteryLifeeXtender (BLX)

* Touch Wake

* Min/max MPU frequency

* Live OC

* Custom Voltage

Upcoming features:

* Interface for Color Control

* Download and update GLaDOS kernel

* Interface for sound tweaks

* more

This is my first Android app and as it turns out development in Java is more work than anticipated and a lot less fun than I hoped for. Since it takes a lot of time and keeps me away from my beloved kernel development I have decided to release this basic version and see how people like it before I invest more time implementing additional features. Since the last kernel version GLaDOS V1.15 was downloaded over 1500 times I will continue working on this app as soon as 150 copies have been downloaded.

All profits from this app will go into my developer fund and used for getting new Android devices to extend my development work.

Get the kernel, additional information about the kernel tweaks and support at RootzWiki!

GSM: http://rootzwiki.com/topic/14685-19-feb-glados-v115/

LTE: http://rootzwiki.com/topic/14703-19-feb-glados-v115/

Users that already have made a contribution by donating will get this app for free. Just send me an email with the transaction code; I will add you to a mailing list and you will get the updates via email.

*** This application is ONLY for the Galaxy Nexus and you will need root access. ***
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] antiochasylum:
Wow, I just bought the Franco app for color control. I love this kernel. Bought this app too. Cmon people its 2.67$ buy it where he implements color control!!!!

Sent from my sticky fingers because Ice cream sandwiches are tasty.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
V1.16 released

☞click GLaDOS for Galaxy Nexus (aka Nexus Prime)

Ezekeel's commentary on that

Thanks to all that have already got GLaDOS Control from the market. Seems like we gonna reach 150 download easily in a few days which would be around 10% of my user base - so enough people that it seems worthwhile that I put in some additional work and get an interface to Color Control implemented.

Also I have released GLaDOS V1.16.

GLaDOS-V1.16

Fixed a bug and made some adjustments for Live OC.

Improvement for Color Control to work with the upcoming version of GLaDOS Control.

Added support for NFS V3.0 and V4.0 client and server (as modules).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ellesshoo:
Ezekeel, can we get this AC charging patch in GLaDOS? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1524014

It would be useful for everyone, especially those that use MHL, pogo docks/mods, touchstone mod, etc...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
V1.17 released

☞click GLaDOS for Galaxy Nexus (aka Nexus Prime)

Ezekeel's commentary on that

I have released GLaDOS V1.17 fixing a rare graphic glitch with Color Control and adding NTFS read/write support (as a module).

GLaDOS-V1.17

Added read/write support for NTFS (as a module).

Fixed rare graphic glitch when changing the color multiplier or V1 offsets with Color Control.

GLaDOS Control on the Android Market

* Color Control

Upcoming features:

* Download and update GLaDOS kernel

* Interface for sound tweaks

* Help/information on tweaks and warning dialogs

* more
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Akerskuuug:
This kernel is great! I switched from Franco's just to try something new, and with my usage pattern I get better battery life with the same real life performance (haven't done any benchmarks on either).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
GLaDOS Control on the Android Market

Currently features interfaces for:

* Battery Life eXtender (BLX)

* Touchwake

* Min/max MPU frequency

* Live OC

* Custom Voltage

* Color Control

* Checking for a kernel update

* Downloading a kernel update

Upcoming features:

* Flashing kernel update from within the app

* Interface for sound tweaks

* Help/information on tweaks and warning dialogs

* more
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] twilightrevenant:
App has updated and its awrsome
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
V1.18 released

☞click GLaDOS for Galaxy Nexus (aka Nexus Prime)

Ezekeel's commentary on that

I have released GLaDOS V1.18 adding a 1.6GHz frequency slot and fixing the bug with Live OC of the min/max frequency values not being properly adjusted when changing the MPU OC value. Try to download it with my GLaDOS Control app to test that new feature and tell me how it went.

GLaDOS Control on the Android Market

GLaDOS-V1.18

Added 1.6GHz MPU frequency slot.

Fixed bug in Live OC of the min/max frequency values not being properly adjusted when changing the MPU OC value.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] frantic912:
bootloop n then stuck at google logo if i choose 1.6ghz....only can choose 1.4 ghz...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xdraw:
Updater works well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Macke93:
Can't get the links to work, so I can't download and try this right now :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
V1.19 released

☞click GLaDOS for Galaxy Nexus (aka Nexus Prime)

Ezekeel's commentary on that

I have released GLaDOS V1.19 for the Galaxy Nexus fixing the stability issues when changing the MPU OC value with LiveOC.

GLaDOS-V1.19

Fixed stability issues when changing the MPU OC value with LiveOC.

GLaDOS Control on the Android Market
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ragnarokx:
I thought it would be called GNTools :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
V1.20 released

☞click GLaDOS for Galaxy Nexus (aka Nexus Prime)

Ezekeel's commentary on that

I have released GLaDOS V1.20 adding audio tweaks supporting changing the volume boost and enabling/disabling high performance audio. Also added memcpy/memmove glibc functions improving performance of these memory operation.

GLaDOS-V1.20

Added audio tweaks supporting changing the volume boost and enabling/disabling high performance audio.

Added memcpy/memmove glibc functions improving performance of these memory operation.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
GLaDOS Control V1.7 adding interface for volume boost and high performance audio.

GLaDOS Control on the Android Market

Currently features interfaces for:

* Battery Life eXtender (BLX)

* Touchwake

* Min/max MPU frequency

* Live OC

* Custom Voltage

* Color Control

* Checking for a kernel update

* Downloading a kernel update

and updating the kernel

* Sound Control

Upcoming features:

* Help/information on tweaks and warning dialogs

* more
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] arzbhatia:
Kernel version 1.21 is out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
V1.21 released

☞click GLaDOS for Galaxy Nexus (aka Nexus Prime)

Ezekeel's commentary on that

I have released GLaDOS V1.21 removing the previous sound tweak and adding my own Sound Control version 1. Changes to the volume boost will take effect immediately so no more annoying re-plugging of the headphone cable.

GLaDOS-V1.21

Removed previous sound tweak and added Sound Control version 1.

GLaDOS Control on the Android Market
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thebobp:
Has anyone here tried Sound Control? I would be interested to hear your results (I'm kinda paranoid of messing with it).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bryant_16:
Can this be use on stock 4.0.2 rom?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] arzbhatia:
Phone_user, how much battery life does v1.21 give you? Is it good?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
I'm still using Nexus S, so don't have no idea about GLaDOS for GN

I'm a big fan of Ezekeel's works, just link-man :D

Switching device later then can talk about that :) Sorry
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thebobp:
GLaDOS in general gives best battery life for my usage. I haven't done extensive tests on 1.21 yet (just downloaded it last night!) but I got about 0.7% average drain per hour on deep sleep with stuff turned on.

I'd be interested to know how GLaDOS compares to franco or lean with screen awake, though. That's not my normal usage, so I don't test much for it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] j_mullet:
Can't seem to DL. Doing some thing wrong? page cannot be displayed at gooinside.me
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
V1.22 released

☞click GLaDOS for Galaxy Nexus (aka Nexus Prime)

Ezekeel's commentary on that

I have released GLaDOS V1.22 fixing the issue with the delayed touch control sounds and other possible sound glitches.

GLaDOS-V1.22

Fixed Sound Control issue with delayed touch control sounds and other sound glitches.

GLaDOS Control on the Android Market
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bryant_16:
Anyone??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] inffy:
NO! only 4.0.3/4
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bryant_16:
Is there any kernel for 4.0.2 that I can use?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thebobp:
faux kernel or James Bond kernel from this list.

But more to the point, do you need 4.0.2? If you're installing custom kernel, why not just install a custom rom?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] inffy:
If he uses ARHD which uses googles stock images (which is really stupid on this kind of phone) he has to wait for google to release the new images.

But yeah everyone with their own likings
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] inffy:
Has someone noticed that this kernel uses the maximum frequency for the cpu all the time when listening music/streaming music.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thebobp:
His governor is based on "race to idle", where the faster it can process the buffer, the more time the processor can spend in the idle C4 state (Note: I don't think this is the same as Deep Idle. It happens at the same time as the 1200 mhz) before processing the next buffer.

Ultimately, the only way to see if this works is to test your usage yourself, and compare how good battery life actually is between governors and/or kernels. GLaDOS seems to get the minimum drain for me for playing mp3s with screen off, but you might get something different. (Also, I would be interested to know if you find any superior results.)

Edit: Actually, now that I read it, I do believe that that playing mp3s with screen off uses 350 mhz, so I'm not really sure what's happening. Maybe he adjusted wheatley to account for some of the music benchmarks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] inffy:
It seems playing mp3 is fine but when i stream music from app like googple play music the kernel uses the max freq all the time when im streaming -> loisy battery life
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Danthemanz:
Hey guys,

Fantastic kernel, as an old school overclocker i love playing with all the different clocks and voltages trying to find my chips sweet spot.

First time ive managed to get over 1.4ghz stable (103 MPU, 1.4ghz, 1.410 volts).

Trying to get more out of my core though, ive worked out the flight mode thing to prevent crashing so now the fun begins.

One question:

In regards to the three Core voltage values, would these be for the three different GPU clocks or are they based on some sort of scaling?

What core voltages have people been using?

Thanks.

-Daniel
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
V1.23 released

☞click GLaDOS for Galaxy Nexus (aka Nexus Prime)

Ezekeel's commentary on that

I have released GLaDOS V1.23 adding USB Fast Charge and disabled high-performance audio mode by default. Also GLaDOS Control V1.12 has been released adding an interface for USB Fast Charge.

GLaDOS-V1.23

Added USB Fast Charge.

High-performance audio mode is disabled by default.

GLaDOS Control on the Android Market

Currently features interfaces for:

* Battery Life eXtender (BLX)

* Touchwake

* Min/max MPU frequency

* Live OC

* Custom Voltage

* Color Control

* Checking for a kernel update

* Downloading a kernel update and updating the kernel

* Sound Control

* USB Fast Charge

* On-screen help on long click

Upcoming features:

* Warning dialogs

* more
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] Adi_Pat:
Battery draining out very fast... Any solutions even after calibarating batterry drain pattern is similar.. Any solutions ?

On xxkpq and non oc v7 kernel..
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] supergaijin:
"screen on" causes drain ;)
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] newcorpse:
There is no a magic solution for that, you just could calibrate the battery as usual, try to set the brightness to the lower level instead of automatic, use only 3G connections when you gonna browse or download something, if you just gonna check the email or whatsapp, etc. you just could use 2G Edge connections to improve the battery life, does not use live wallpapers and root your phone, use an app like no-frills to set a custom processor speed, etc.

but... more than 24 hours with battery it's like a miracle.
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] Taraen:
I would also try to figure out what causes your phone not to go into deep sleep. Many times your screen is off butbthe phone is awake. BetterBatteryStats might help you with that.
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] Knuth91:
there must be some apps running in the background and prevent deep sleep of the phone and this causes the phone to stay at 300+ mhz looking at the "awake" time of your battery history.

i can just give you the advice to close an app if you dont use it anymore, always close it via the BACK button not via HOME because multitasking might be very cool but the app wont close automaticaly.

Use a task manager ( im actually using the standard task manager) and close the apps which are currently running. You can also check whether your phone goes into "sleep mode" or not with the app CPU Spy. its free on market and shows you the history of your processor speed.

Disable wifi 3g and stuff if you dont use it and close all apps and wait a bit. Then check via CPU Spy if phone was in "deep sleep".

Also how many RAM usage do you have by average?
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] Adi_Pat:
I get 16-18 hrs of standard battery life.. Is it good? Also my average RAM usage is 330-380...