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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zephiK:
I know you can be a member of both. It splits the community in terms of discussions. Because one forum thread on XDA can be discussing about a bug within the kernel; where on RW, the discussion is about something else. You can fill in the rest of the points.

Pretty much what I said about developers updating their threads having the latest exclusive to Rootzwiki. Some developers don't update their threads and have it a few versions behind and not even link Rootzwiki.

I certainly have the time to visit both forums, no doubt in my mind about that. I visit both, but I mainly "lurk" on Rootzwiki and don't really put any effort into contributing to the forum discussion.

Unfortunately, for some users they don't have the time to go through two forums and view all the forum pages that they weren't able to read then to find out that there's a bug with the current release (or having a outdated thread where it's fixed in the newer version). Pretty much the point I'm making is that the OP thread is not equal to the Rootzwiki thread (or vice versa) in some ROMs or kernels. But pretty much since you made a rule about not having download links on any other forum, it pretty much voids my point but not generally speaking as not all devs follow this.

As much credit as Rootzwiki give to the developers. XDA can deserve the same amount of credit for providing a source for developers to distribute their custom made ROMs / kernels for mass consumption due to it's popular user base.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zeekiz:
If you don't have the time to do some extra reading, you probably don't have the time to root, and if you can't afford to do some extra reading in order to quash any bugs that may occur whilst you are using a ROM, then once again, maybe you should stay on stock.

Think about it this way, having certain distributions on RootzWiki will eventually increase their community, which will give users a choice in regards to where they wish to settle to collect their distributions from. There's no point constricting everything into one place, especially considering certain communities really do have a poor reputation in regards to quality of users, posts, content, and hosting. RootWiki I'm pretty sure are also responsible for actually supplying a few developers with devices, which is rather generous in a sense, don't see many communities doing this (most likely wrong).

Not my place to argue this, but I don't think you have a leg to stand on with your argument.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zephiK:
I have the time to do the extra reading. I'm not saying it on my part, I'm saying for everybody else. And not everybody has to read to be using custom ROMs and kernels. That's why there are "nightlies" and "stable" releases. Stable releases are releases that are meant for people who don't have the time to sit here and flash every other release. I myself flash the newest and latest all the time. You can validate this by looking at my posts as I'm a very active poster and help many individuals out with their phones when they're having problems.

Not everybody are addicted to flashing because they don't have the time and they're not always available to be near a computer. This causes a misconception when it comes to ROM/kernel releases (as I mentioned earlier so you can stop directly calling me out).

As I mentioned previously, I respect RootzWiki for what they're doing and I have mentioned this numerous times. I'm not disliking RootzWiki or the developer's choices whatsoever. As much as RootzWiki has for its developers, the same goes with XDA for mass consumption. And that's that, developers and users both go the same way.

Developers want mass consumption for people to find bugs with their kernels / ROMs to have it fixed. The more people, the more chance of stability.

Users want more developers for more production of ROMs / Kernels. Kinda like how XDA & Rootzwiki correlate with each other.

I personally like Ezekeel's work with the lazy governor and what he's done for the Nexus S and I'm really happy to see him developing for the Galaxy Nexus. Just stating my two cents for the casual flashers (yes they do exist) although I'm not one of them. If you'd like to have this debate, feel free to inbox me. This is way too irrelevant out of this thread.

But anywho getting back on topic. Can't wait for this kernel to mature and see what it has to bring to the table. It'll definitely be a good thing overall when the kernel is stabilized then source is revealed for other creative kernel developers to implement the 'lazy' governor and additional features to improve overall kernel performance.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sinik420:
Never mind 10 charr
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] b15love:
Its not that big a deal to write a damn book on it. Who cares where the kernel is posted, them more devs the better.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] matt2053:
Trust me, the issues have nothing to do with making sure the users see all the discussions and updates. It boils down to the fact XDA is not really happy when someone uses their reputation and brand and web presence to drive traffic to a competing site. Good or bad? I'm just saying, that is why the rules about this subject exist. It's naive to think otherwise.

The other rule is that the Development forum is a place for developers to share their own work. It is not a place for users to post links to someone else's work on some other site. That is why I think this thread belongs in General. But whatever.

But with all that said, I know that Ezekeel is one of the most talented and creative kernel developers working on Android today (I know his work from Nexus S) and I'm very happy his work is available for the Galaxy Nexus now. Cheers!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ericc191:
enjoying the kernel so far.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] neok44:
anyone have some good settings for the new glados control app for removing the yellow tint. i've been playing around with it but haven't gotten anything that really does a good job at removing it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nbeebe24:


Gamma

R: -10

G: 0

B: 10

Color

R: 229

G: 262

B: 307

These settings are what I use and I think they look good
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
GLaDOS Control on the Android Market

GLaDOS Control V1.13 released

Ezekeel's twitter

Added feature for showing the changelog

Added feature for installing a previously downloaded kernel

Currently features interfaces for:

* Battery Life eXtender (BLX)

* Touchwake

* Min/max MPU frequency

* Live OC

* Custom Voltage

* Color Control

* Checking for a kernel update

* Showing the changelog

* Downloading a kernel update and updating the kernel

* Installing a previously downloaded kernel

* Sound Control

* USB Fast Charge

* On-screen help on long click

Upcoming features:

* Warning dialogs

* more
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
V1.24 released

☞click GLaDOS for Galaxy Nexus (aka Nexus Prime)

Ezekeel's commentary on that

GLaDOS-V1.24

Fixed Sound Control problem with the cracking static noises.

GLaDOS Control

Market

Android Pit (accepts Paypal)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] acatabian:
hey guys,

just started reading up on this kernel, but i couldnt find any news about the sound control.

how much loader does it go? is it comparable to volume+?

thanks for your help
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
"Headset Volume Boost"

GLaDOS Control app

Volume+ app has more options but GLaDOS is enough for the proper boost , IMO :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] acatabian:
thank you for the reply,

so the kernel only improves volume for headset,

nothing for the speaker or anything?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
"High Performance Audio"

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/14685-16-mar-glados-v124/page__st__470__p__535070#entry535070
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nexus.prime:
Ezekeel's settings

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/14685-16-mar-glados-v124/page__st__570__p__556141#entry556141
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thebobp:
Those settings seem a little blue to me. I use

-4 0 4

176 154 201

which seems to be slightly red, but mostly doesn't have tint. Gamma can be increased, but I think this level works best under low lighting, while still looking good with 50% lighting.

Experimental values:

-5 0 5

175 155 201

Old Values:

-4 0 4

187 168 197

-4 0 4

180 160 201
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Langduscher:
If I don't want the bootanimation, can I just remove the folder "media" in /system in the zip-file?

Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nexus.prime:
Yeap, remove the folder :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yyz71:
I just bought the App and Franco's... And I like the fact I could flash both kernels which are awesome in there own way!!! Love all the options the app has :D Thanks for bad ass kernel :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
GLaDOS Control V1.17 released
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] The Nexus Project:
Decent results so far, nice work. Running on Gummy nex 0.8.2

Sent from my i9250(GSM) Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thebobp:
Do you have any issues switching from one to the other? I personally found I had to reflash the stock kernel when going franco -> glados (can't remember why exactly) but maybe this is no longer an issue.

sent from my Terran Command Center.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rosswaa:
Does anyone have any good color control settings for the glados control app?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nexus.prime:
multipliers : default

gamma : -4, 0, 5

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1521195
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thebobp:
Mine from the previous page:

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There's a ton of them. Perhaps it'd be a good idea to compile a short list into one of your first posts.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] visceralpsyche:
Just switched to this kernel and I have to say, of all the kernels I've tried so far (FuguMod, LeanKernel, Stock CM9, Franco) this is by far the most smooth and interesting!

The "Wheatley" governor concept, though seemingly counter-intuitive, really works, giving me extremely high responsiveness with virtually no lag at all (set to 1400MHz) as well as maintaining good battery life.

Also loving the GLaDOS Control app - a definite purchase if you are considering this kernel IMHO, as it gives you control over color settings, CPU voltages etc and all the other little goodies.

Will be sticking with this one for some time methinks :)

Many thanks Ezekeel!

Cheers from Japan :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Remoteconcern:
The Wheatley governor locks my phone to Max frequency, and I can't do anything to change it. Quite frustrating as I love this kernel, and it looks like Ezekeel put a lot of thought into the governor..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jroyalty7:
Couldn't agree with you more!!! This has been on my phone for the last month!! Haven't even tried Franco's kernel or others except faux123 this kernel is just too good!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] visceralpsyche:
Just a small tip for anyone new to this kernel who may also come across this issue:

If you set the Color Gamma of the green channel to less than 0, you may experience a green flash on waking the screen, and having it turn bright green when it dims just before switching off.

The solution is simply to make your green value 0 or higher, and adjust the red and blue channels accordingly to match what you had before, relative to the original numbers.

Oh and since the Color Gamma sliders aren't named currently, they go Red, Green, Blue from top to bottom.

Hope this helps!

Cheers from Japan :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rosswaa:
Every custom kernel I try if I use ttorrent and download things the phone crashes/ hangs etc I'm using aokp from and the standard kernel that comes with it doesn't have this problem, iv tried Franco's with the same crashing but a lot worse

This kernel is great but as I Dow load a lot of torrents its abit of a problem

Has anyone got any fix?

Thanks, only thing iv changed on this is the colour settings and upped the min CPU to 700 everything else is default
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
V1.25 released

☞click GLaDOS for Galaxy Nexus (aka Nexus Prime)

Ezekeel's commentary on that

GLaDOS-V1.25

Fixed bugs with Color Control and Touchwake.

Added Temp Control version 1 (Imoseyon).

Logger module for logcat support is loaded on boot.

GLaDOS Control

☞ Play Store

☞ Android Pit (accepts Paypal)

V1.18 released

Added support for deleting previously saved settings files.

Added interface for showing the current CPU temperature.

Added interface for Temp Control.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] agligoros:
sit!no luck for the 1600mhz

whose phone is running in 1600?i wanna know:D

damn you,processor lottery!!!lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
a test kernel with the updates made to the stock kernel for 4.0.4

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/14685-29-mar-glados-v125/page__st__640#entry591506
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
V1.26 released

☞click GLaDOS for Galaxy Nexus (aka Nexus Prime)

Ezekeel's commentary on that

GLaDOS-V1.26

Added kernel patches for Android 4.0.4 update.

Fixed bug with Sound Control causing a freeze on boot with headphones attached.

The kernel installer no longer modifies the ramdisk for adding init.d support.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Serious_Beans:
I've never used Glados for GNex, how is it compared to other kernels out there such as Francos and Morfics kernels? What does it bring to the table? Hows battery? Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Remoteconcern:
I keep switching between this and franco.

Franco kernel has slightly better battery life, but my god is Glados fast, blows anything else out of the water.

The coder, Ezekeel is a genius and has created a governor that basically keeps the processor at maximum clock but enters a special power saving state (as far as I understand it, anyway), meaning that when you're using the phone, there is zero lag whatsoever, but isn't noticeably harder on the battery.

Give it a shot - the app is also similar to francos, with a few more overclocking options and less power saving ones. It's really hard to choose between the two, but at the moment I'm on glados :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
◇ CPUfreq governor 'Wheatley'

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/14685-04-apr-glados-v126/page__st__90__p__405813#entry405813

Battery depends on how/what you do. :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Serious_Beans:
Thanks for both answers.

Well I mean how is battery life comparable to other kernels when doing the same things? I don't do much, browse the web every so often, check updates, XDA, texting a lot, some phone calls, maps every now and then. Once in a while I play a game for about 15-30minutes.

I'd like to try Glados but I don't have the app, only Francos, would his app be enough to edit what I need? What overclocking stuff does Glados App have that Francos doesn't? THANKS!

SOOOO I bought the APP, and installed the kernel. As far as undervolting goes, has anyone undervolted IVA or Core voltage?

If so what are your settings?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Remoteconcern:
Don't undervolt, smart reflex will do that anyway, and it will be stable too.

The battery life is ever so slightly worse than Franco with screen on, and fantastic with screen off.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cbkitt:
Here ya go...

182 190 200 -10 0 10
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
a Test kernel

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/14685-04-apr-glados-v126/page__st__680#entry600627
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thyau:
tested it at 1400 and 1600mhz

1400mhz is fine and smooth enough, although 1600mhz has a much greater improvement. :)

but it's not so stable when at 1600mhz, more often it auto restarts, and freezes some times~:(

is it normal or my phone's problem?:confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yungboss22:
265,270,400 -4,0,2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rrusso:
Yeah sio scheduller!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Serious_Beans:
Damn that's crazy dude...that's going to cause some really bad burn in on your screen >_<

Liking this kernel with SIO noticeably faster ...I think lol, its a great kernel either way.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thebobp:
Tell that to Ezekeel's thread so that he keeps it.. also tell him to keep vibrator control so I don't have to go back to Trinity for my fix :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Serious_Beans:
Lol will do and this kernel is insane with screen off battery, screen on is decent, but I'm 34hrs and 2hrs 15min screen time with 20% left. That's awesome lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theSpam:
Is anyone running this kernel stable at 1.6GHz? If so, what are your voltage settings for the 1.6GHz step?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EnIXmA:
I have been using 1300 mv for 1.6 ghz and it s been very stable and smooth. Been Using it for 12 hours with no reboot or heating issues
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Master84:
how can i put this in the app? default values are 2004318.

thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yungboss22:
2650000,2700000,4000000 ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Remoteconcern:
Be aware though that raising the multipliers above 200 can cause screen burn and isn't necessarily recommended. It's like turning up everything on an equaliser, rather than raising some a little and decreasing some a little.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thebobp:
Yeah, I would not recommend those numbers for that reason. (Most people seem to be increasing their blue by changing gamma, rather than just cranking up the blue.) Here are my own numbers for that purpose.

As the previous poster said, slide the color counter to 1870000 (it doesn't have to be exact) for 187.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jroyalty7:
If you click on the actual numbers themselves it will allow you to type in the numbers rather than try and use the slider which is very inaccurate!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theSpam:
That's pretty amazing. I've tried running at 1.6GHz on as much as 1410mV of power and its still unstable...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
second test kernel (08-APR)

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/14685-04-apr-glados-v126/page__st__700#entry607555
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Serious_Beans:
Is it enabled by default? If not how do I enable it? Where do I type that echo command in??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
Terminal app

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spartacusrex.spartacuside
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Hi,

If I may,phone_user I do not want to take your place...

GLaDOS V1.27​

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/14685-09-apr-glados-v127/​

:)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pewpewbangbang:
So is wheatley governor recommended? or hotplug is better for battery/performance?

And smartflex is automatically enabled right/feature, no need to manually UV
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jroyalty7:
Wheatley is the recommended governor and yes smart reflex is enabled. Great kernel that not a lot of people know about for some reason??? This is all I use!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pewpewbangbang:
wheatley just eats battery when screen is on

gone back to hotplug and its much better and what i'm used to
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jroyalty7:
How did you come to that decision if just a post before your asking what governor is recommended? I've been using this kernel since 1.21 and have never changed the governor and have easily pulled off 3 hours screen time... did you even use for a full battery cycle or 2 to let the kernel settle down? You should read ezeekels thread about wheatley governor it explains a lot ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pewpewbangbang:
I left the screen on for around 10 minutes with Wheatley......it ate 7-9% in that time on my homescreen which is running a black wallpaper.

Changed it back to hotplug, lost 2% in the same time. I get around 5 hours display time on Franco kernel with hotplug. I'm trying out Glados just because i've heard good things. Going to see how battery is tomorrow on a full day usage.

One thing I can say also is wi-fi is probably the best it's been on this kernel. I've had constant problems with it since getting my Nexus recently and this has finally made it on par with my i9100 and more used to what I would get in terms of signal strength and not dropping or losing signal.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jroyalty7:
Well I gotta tell ya after a day or 2 when the kernel settles in you won't wanna use another one :D I ran faux for a few days but it was pretty choppy at times and a few reboots... ran lean kernel and popcorn but nothing compares. Not to knock anyone I used nothing but faux kernels on my g2x when I had it but this kernel just works with my set up the best... good luck hope it turns out just as well for ya.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theSpam:
I've been using GLaDOS with its wheatly governor for a couple of days now and it's particularly light on battery use.

However, my launcher (Nova from AOKP) seems to be a bit choppy with GLaDOS since switching from franco.Kernel. Has anyone noticed anything similar?

Maybe this has something to do with GPU clock? Does anyone know what GLaDOS' stock GPU clock is?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pewpewbangbang:
It's probably the same as Franco.....Franco used stock GPU clocks, though he had a 384mhz version.

Edit: Games are definitely a bit laggier than Franco. Unless it has to deal with governor? I've reverted to all defaults so wheatley etc...just to see how it is as I read nothing should be changed.

Played temple run for a bit and it's definitely not running smooth like when I was running Franco. Laggy here and there, making turns, jumping etc..,

hmmm
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theSpam:
Well, Franco's nightly builds had the GPU clocked at 512MHz...I can't find a reference to GLaDOS' GPU clock.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Serious_Beans:
I've had only 2.5hrs MAX. Can't really push it past that. I get great screen off though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pewpewbangbang:
Oh did they really? damn.....maybe thats why games ran so smoothly
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ArmanUV:
you can choose between 307, 384 and 512 with glados control app
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jeetS:
and franco has both 384 or 512, you choose which one to flash
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pewpewbangbang:
They should collaborate and make one single app that is universal......then split profits.

Would be a lot more awesome, wouldn't have to worry about buying an app for each kernel

Unless buying from either works with anothers kernel?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theSpam:
Is anyone aware of a generic GPU overclocking app? ...or are the interfaces created by kernel developers for GPU overclocking so dissimilar that it is not possible to create such an app?

I would buy the GLaDOS Control app, but I just bought my Galaxy Nexus and am still testing all of the different kernels that are available here...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] salivaman:
Try setting CPU speed to 1400mhz.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ArmanUV:
kinda. franco app has the option to flash leankernel by imoseyon. Almost all the options in the app work with leankernel too.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jroyalty7:
I can tell you glados control app does not work with other kernels :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yungboss22:
Glados Control App works on Franco kernel (voltage section)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
V1.28 (12 APR) on the server :)

GLaDOS' official thread
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kashix:
is it still the case when moving from other custom kernel, flash the stock kernel before flashing GLaDOS?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
Nope, just flash GLaDOS :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kashix:
thanks for your swift reply! and good work for keeping up the GLaDOS thread on xda!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thebobp:
Can you elaborate? Did he fix the issues with this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
I recently alternately flashed GLaDOS and CMPlus without issue

GLaDOS is anykernel format (zImage - not boot.img format including ramdisk)

and the installer does not modify the ramdisk of the ROM

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/14685-09-apr-glados-v127/page__st__660#entry598356
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kashix:
having flash both, which do you prefer better? :P will like to listen to your 2 cents!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phone_user:
I'm a big fan of Ezekeel's MODs :) it's essential prerequisite for me

But actually I'm crackflasher :D really respect all the devs
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] The Nexus Project:
Testing now

Sent from my i9250 [GSM) Galaxy Nexus.

Phazenine@Twitter

MouseIDT@Instagram
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blowtorch:
My favorite :) so happy with 1.28 love my performance and battery life :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kashix:
Default settings? What rom are you pairing the beast with?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blowtorch:
Yes default is running like a dream ... CM9 Nightly