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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jbzcar:
AOKP B23 :)

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Yep it's already UV by default. :)

Ignore my comment about messing with voltages, I am running one Morfic posted a while back that runs nominal voltages that works better on my particular GNex that I set my own UV settings via AOKP.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rem3Dy:
Yes duh. Its a nice gain on the CPU score.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] morfic:
going back and forth about those 1689 kernels, they are not production ready, still curious who could run it, to manage heat, the 1689 and 1728 kernels run 307MHz GPU, and yes you *WILL* notice the GPU difference, in things like nena2 and even not maxing Quadrant out to 59fps at everything. (still allmost all)

anyone daring? (do a nandroid today, if you do lockup, you will need it)

EDIT: Not going to risk pushing anything, i will now sleep, then be unavailable for 12+ hours after that. Instead I'll leave you with a 1728MHz screenshot:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kimboinatl:
Has anyone else experienced random lockups here and there? By "lock up" I mean that I go to unlock my screen and nothing happens - I have to pull the battery and power it back up to get it to respond.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sinik420:
I'm excited
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zerocool79346:
I dropped data on the 384 NP RD then went into a boot loop that couldn't be fixed even by flashing another kernel. Had to nandroid back. Flashed NP RD 512 and haven't had a problem since.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MFD00M:
Tuna is in reference to both toro and maguro, kernel is interchangeable as is most other kernels for the galaxy nexus (or nexus prime as morfic puts it)

I use black ice rom (which is a themed version of AOKP) it has built in cpu settings menu for oc/uv under rom control
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jbzcar:
Can't wait!

I won't lie, I got curious and tried Franco's 1650 kernel and it is ran fine on my SoC. So I am very excited to try yours @ 1728. :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] erikclaw:
I tried a 1536 kernel but my phone is part of the no likey group. Would reboot over and over. But I tried this one and set it like you stated and it is working.

If I wanted to try a 512 or 550 kernel how should I go about adjusting the voltages to get it to work on my device. Noob at this, oh spoke to soon. Phone just rebooted.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Stank0:
WOW. No posts in what, 5 days? I hope this is not beginning of the end of this kernel.

This is the only one that works great on my phone. Insane UV ( from 1000 for 1350 to 900 for 700), great benchmarks, stable, very few reboots or crashes...

I'm still hoping to try that 1.7GHz ones.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Aridon:
Its a great kernel, great battery life and performance.

Frankly I'm glad there aren't 5 releases in a week. It works, no update really necessary.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ogdobber:
Morfics hard drive crashed and died...I understand he is looking for a replacement
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] morfic:
Seems even the cdma users look at the gsm thread, so this one is neglected more.

But just the thread, not the phone :)

Ogdobber is right, hdd is dying, i spent more time with family over weekend, getting stuff moved over will occupy a good chunk of my time, then i will be back.

And also true i will slow down development.

To give people more time to run kernels.

Nexus S kernel may be the slowest progressing in forum. But it's the most stable too.

There is no race, so why rush?

Next i hope to work on hotplugging.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] morfic:
WD shipped Friday, should be here Tuesday :-)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Stank0:
I didn't try to rush you morfic. It seemed to me strange there were no posts whatsoever. from anyone.

But that might be also a good sign. No problems = no posts :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] morfic:
don't feel rushed, just explaining why things are how they are ;)

and i really think they are all on GSM forum

to be honest, there is no point for two forums for kernels.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] morfic:
http://morfic.euroskank.com/crazy-NP/

Nothing warranted "works for me"

Yes, the dates mean they are not brand new, they worked then, they work now.

They won't work for everyone.

Yes, i only built -RD- versions for AOSP And AOSP based (funny how this excludes CM9, since they seemt to choose to break compatibility at all cost)

Those are test kernels.

When my HDD is here and system is restored, i will work on increasing the amount of phones this runs on.

They are not release material, you need to manually keep the top two clocks to same voltage.

But since i don't build much new stuff while waiting on disk and people DO ask for it, go nuts.

Yes, you can always damage your phone with an OC kernel, yes if the clocks go up, so do the voltages, and so do the changes to fry stuff.

Now where i scared you: Stock nominals are actually higher, just SR won't go there.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] morfic:
Now where you are here, why don't you stay a while?

Stay forever!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 9wire:
Never could get the 1.5/512 kernels to boot at all on either AOKP or (now) liquid. using the 1.3 FUV now, I like it pretty well, but like to push my phone a bit sometimes. On AOKP the TNP1536-RD-MVM512_KSM-DCC-NF-NTFS always worked well, the only 1.5 I could get to boot up. Top slot ran good for me at 1350mv. Any chance to get a "any" version of that kernel someday? Appreciate your hard work and all around excellent kernels, sir.

[dirty secret] I use your boot animation even when unhappily and temporarily using a different kernel, it's gorgeous[/dirty secret]
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] masri1987:
What kernel I should try, I'm on franco now, any suggestions??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Aridon:
In my opinion franco and trinity are the two best.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rem3Dy:
What rom?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hondaboi20002:
do y'all know if any of the trinity kernels will work with cm9 on the cdma version? Thank you
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] morfic:
All the -ANY- versions work with CM9

I don't discriminate, so it doesn't matter which modem you have until the source from google starts to do so :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vin2win:
Hi there,

Any suggestions which new test kernel or non test kernel would be best to pair up with AOKP or BAMF, I've heard great success with those two paired up with this Kernel? Im looking for butter and battery performance is main point.

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fcisco13:
Im back on this aftet trying others, its just fast, stable and good battery, it just works!

G Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dadsterflip:
Is there a site to see what's changed? Or is this still the same any 384 a month ago

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gja88:
Hey, looking to try your kernal since I'm looking to flash a new one. I click your link and see tuna or crespo though, which one do I go with for the lte phone? Does it matter?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dadsterflip:
Tuna

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fcisco13:
+1 tuna and don't try to uv/oc set this change that, just install it and leave it as it is.

G Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gja88:
You said not to touch the settings after its flashed, dies it automatically set the CPU and gpu to the clock speed? Rom control in aokp shows it at a lower CPU speed when installed, that's where I'm confused. Also. Any recommendations which one has great speed/battery life? Thanks again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fcisco13:
I unticked the set at boot before flashing and when it installed it shows ondemand gov. 1200/350 i left it like that and its been good, but thats just me, try different settings by all means experiment see what works for you, but its a excellent kernel. Wish it had color control tho...

G Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] morfic:
Is everyone heading to the GSM thread anyway or os it worth keeping this one current?

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] boynamedstacy:
I haven't been but I will if you would prefer it.

EDIT: Wait, yes I have been. I guess I never paid attention to posting under two sections :p Tapatalk makes it blend together.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LaGgY_42o:
ummmmm this is weird, I just flashed the 1.5ghz/512mhz kernel to my GNexus on Gummy Rom and when it booted back up my entire screen has a blue tint to it that wasn't there before, anyone else have this?

::EDIT::

Seems to be just this guys kernel's, flashed a few others and only these give me the majorly blue tinted screen, sucks cuz I really really LOVE the GPU OC as I can now play GTA3 without constant stuttering, @ stock GPU speeds I had to turn everything to low and screen resolution and view distance to half just to stop the FPS from dipping WAY down to what seems like single digit, with the 512mhz I can play max settings with no lag what-so-ever, I can't believe how much the GNexus' GPU sucks at stock speeds compared to other phones that came out around the same time like the RAZR which can play GTA3 max settings w/ mods and no lag just fine at stock speeds.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rem3Dy:
I suggest you do some reading up if you would like to change the color tint.

Also, the Galaxy nexus and the Razr share very similar hardware. The Galaxy nexus has a 4460 Ti-OMAP vs the lower 4430 found in the razer. They have the exact same gpu in the PowerVR SGX540.

The razor appears faster because it is running a much lower resolution.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NeoandGeo:
I also immediately noticed the blue tint, but reading through this thread I am not seeing any way to change it. I downloaded your app from the market, since it mentioned color control, but I am not seeing any settings for it. Also getting a lot of FC errors when browsing around your app. (Maybe because No Frills is installed?)

Using 4.0.4 IMM76K rom by mwalt2 w/ any1344-404-499 kernel.

First full day with this device, sorry for coming off a a total newb. :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] morfic:
Update kernel, get the one on top of "Release" tab.

Colors will work just fine.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] morfic:
You too upgrade kernel, you can now adjust color.

The color temp for white chosen is about the same. Working better for daylight, if ambient lighting is from neon lamps or soft white CFL, the perception will be it's" blue".

It's adjustable so it shouldn't be a problem to make it suit you.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] simms22:
truth in words..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] morfic:
OP updated to comply with Forum rule #11.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] s00paSold3r:
Hows the battery life with this kernel?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SilentO:
Horrific but I'm using it because it is simply the best
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PatimusXPrime:
Without using the kernel controller app is there a way to change the vibration intensity? I changed it a few days ago but i don't remember what ROM or Kernel i was using... i just got the gnex a few days ago and since i changed the intensity it has been pretty weak
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Doritos Bandito:
Is there a version that would work best with vicious JB 4.1.1?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ikn0wagh0st:
For some reason I can't keep "force nonboot cpus" offline. It keeps reverting to online. I've tried reflashing and wiping cache and dalvik, but it keeps reverting to online. Can anyone help me out?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaze one:
Your JB alpha37 512-1344 kernel is perfect for my phone paired with your app. Sick! Thanks so much for your work!

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] johall07:
Mine is actually pretty good.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DroidHam:
Is it possible to change the color of the trinity battery #? I want it to be the JB blue
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] David 617:
usualy that is a rom feature.

what rom are you running?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DroidHam:
ParaAndroid

This is the 54% I am talking about.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] budwizer:
Is the Fuse driver fuse.ko compiled in the Trinity Nexus kernel? I'm trying to use an OTG adapter with a NTFS formatted thumb drive and I cannot write to it, can only read from it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] midnightdevil66:
Would it be possible to add a feature so you can limit the max % of battery charging to prolong the life of the battery?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 1swttibby:
Sorry I havent used this Kernal yet. But on some roms starting at 100% is the shade of blue your looking for. Did it fade as the battery got lower?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] neilrl79:
New to trinity on gnex but used it on my N7, I just got my vzw gnex Monday, immediately flashed PA and since updated to v2.13. yesterday I flashed tnp-1420-307-JB-STABLE and used my phone while charging on and off through the day. This morning i pulled it off the charger and in 4 hours my phone shut down at 0% battery. Right before it shut down I fired up better battery stats and it showed a 100% kernel wakelock. I have it set at 307/1190 with on demand governor and deadline. I have not messed with voltages at all and everything else is set at defaults. I plugged it in after it shutdown and turned it on immediately when it booted up the lockscreen showed it charging at 60%. What am I doing wrong?

Oh I am using the trinity app and screen on time was less 30 mins when it died.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] harshybar:
Screen has a cool hue to it and Trinity doesn't show up under 'about phone'

I get a a weird blue hue on and my kernel doesn' say trinity it says chris. This is the first time I have used trinity. Curious anyone have issues?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] droid future:
The blue hue is how the colors look on Trinity because it makes your phone's colors pop especially blue and white. You have the right kernel because it says morfic who is the person responsible for the great kernel. Hope that helps. You can always change the colors using the trinity toolbox.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] morfic:
morfic@othris == user@host

I don't always put Trinity as visible string in there, if you run Trinity, you usually know.

Give that "hue" a little getting used to and then let's discuss tomorrow.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tacosrdelicioso:
Bump bump bump 62=amazing
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pdc419:
Flashed 63 yesterday and had very good battery life on liquid beta 3. Ive been on WiFi today and it seems to be draining faster than yesterday while on 4g. Has anyone else noticed this, I know that it could be a lot of different things
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Testingchip:
I'm pretty sure 4G is generally more battery hungry than wifi no matter what rom or kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] k_nivesout:
LTE is definitely more power hungry than wifi, you should be getting longer life on wifi. Thought I'd see what the difference between wifi and LTE was battery wise:

This was on a mix of 3g/4g/wifi, but most of the time with the screen on was on wifi. Extended battery as well. Normally on LTE, screen time would be more like 2 hours or less and battery would be about 10% lower.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fvultee:
What's the deal with this kernel having no identifying info in the Kernel Version section of About Phone? The info in my About Phone for Kernel is 4 lines of garbage: 3.0.31-04229-g1b8blahblah-dirty #666 SMP PREEMPT. Would be nice if the word "Trinity" were in there somewhere..., for those of us who try lots of ROMS/Kernels/etc, it's nice to be able to look in there and see what's what. Just a though, let the flaming begin.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] morfic:
They all contain user@host, that'll tell you who built the kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] simms22:
the 666 doesnt give trinity away? if not, the morfic doesnt give it away either? :eek:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tifford:
random question:

the Disable HW Overlays and Force GPU Rendering under Developer Options in settings... I don't know anything about these settings other than the brief description underneath them.

But my question is that will my battery life be improved or worsened by enabling these?

my logic for it being improved is that, if I "force" the GPU to "draw" the screen, that keeps the CPU from doing it, and therefore takes some of the burden off of the CPU

my logic for battery life being worsened is that GPU power "costs" more that CPU power.

again, I know nothing about these settings other than the brief description underneath each in the settings menu itself. and that I had to engage them on the galaxy s3 to keep my screen from flickering on some roms. so my logic could be wayyyy off.

I was just hoping someone could shed some light on this for me :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] moos3y:
~11 hours battery life at 3% left

~4.5 hours of screen time

LiquidSmooth Jelly Bean RC3

Trinity Kernel 307/1344 - Stable 63

*No kernel mods

•Usage consisted of texting, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Reddit browsing

•Used WiFi the whole time while I was in my college classes all day and night today
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gchild320:
Auto brightness?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cloverz7:
Just curious which version gives the best balance of battery life and speed? I don't remember which I flashed, but it with Paranoid Android seems to give me 1hr-1.5hrs screen time and around 8 hrs max. That's with no gaming or anything of the sort, just facebook, emails, text, etc. etc.

Edit: Appears as though I still have the zip in my downloads. 1420-384 is what it says.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fvultee:
Ahh the age old question, and if you ask this to 10 people, you'll get 8 different responses. I'll give you mine for what it's worth. Latest Codename and latest Franco Stable, min proc at 230, max 700, it lasts all day and is fast. Course with 700 max it's not fast enough for the latest games, but I don't game on my phone. On another note, I had nothing but problems with Paranoid, freezing, crashing, etc, yours is stable?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cloverz7:
Yeah definitely I think I'm going to try out the Dark Paranoid tonight, maybe flash a new kernel and see how that goes. What do you use to set the min & max proc?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fvultee:
It's under Settings/Performance/CPU or some version of that location :) I get noticeably better battery this way.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cloverz7:
Does it change on the fly or require a reboot?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fvultee:
That is a fantastic question. There is an option called "Set on Boot" so I imagine a reboot is required.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cloverz7:
So correct me if I'm wrong, it doesn't really matter how high the overclock is if we put the governor on it. It just gives the option to go up that high?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] moos3y:
Yes, I prefer auto-brightness while under Trinity. It gives some real nice color! Sync + GPS are on as well
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gchild320:
I can't do auto brightness but I can't get your screen time either!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xawen:
Likely a dumb question, but I don't see it mentioned...

Google Now seems to be missing from the 10/10 (4.1.2) version of Rasbeanjelly. Am I missing something?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] parkson:
Install Google Search in the Play Store.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xawen:
Doh...thank you for both the info, and for not laughing :o
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shiznu:
Loving the new alpha 67 keep em coming.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gchild320:
Getting excellent battery life on this kernel. In the past I've gotten less than an hour of screen time as a normal. Been getting an hour and a half with build 66. Brightness just under 50%.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] morfic:
I looked, you noticed i gained weight? :/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mike216:
You've always been ...well I guess the Don of kernels lol...nice to show us cdma guys some love
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] morfic:
Why wouldn't I? One and the same kernel, I'd have to put effort into not giving you sugar....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mike216:
So far besides pure smoothness something else I'm noticing is it runs much cooler than previous kernels I've tried. I'm using 384 buss (battery freak)

The pure fluidness was a given if any know of your prior work! So far I really like it and hope battery is amazing like TEUV used to be!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mike216:
So what do you think of the TI OMAP ARM 9?

Could you please include interactive X V12

Its got the responsiveness of interactive with but when the screen is off its like hotplug from my understanding
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] masri1987:
This, and once again thanks for showing cdma love
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hijackerjack:
is there any way we could get this kernel to work with TegraK's "2nd Core" app? It would be really cool to be able to turn off a CPU core when not needed. This is the best kernel I've used so far.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NiMiNuM:
I can't believe it's not butter!

It's way smoof:-)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] idkwhothatis123:
Wish list.

Interactivex

Swap/zram enabler (I can tell the difference)

Color tweaks by Franco

Any chance we'll see these incorporated at some point? Even if not, this kernel is my favorite by far lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] morfic:
Doesn't Francisco use glados color which is voodoo color v1?

Not a swap fan. Feels great at first, then it gets worse. Due to the nature of how Android deals with memory.

Other item, need to look at what it is.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] morfic:
I plan on fixing this by either fixing the kernel source or by forcing on/off states of cpu1.

Makes a world of difference to control cpu1 better on G2x, this kernel is in such an early beta state, there is lot that can be done, will be done.

Anyone: how can we combine gsm and cdma kernel threads? There is much info in both relevant to all.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] morfic:
Deadline tweaked for flash devices has not been beat.

Cfq is not for dual core phones, so anything based on it won't be ideal.

I'll evaluate fiops, but don't be crushed if it doesn't make it in.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Huh, open one in Q&A for support and issues for both gsm & cdma and keep those two here for development and testing? Not the best, but only idea I have.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] morfic:
Interactive , how do I put it.

If I gave you a phone with interactive and one with Ondemand, but made it so you can't read the governor names nor upthreshold or sampling rate to give away which is which, you will pick Ondemand 9 out of 10 tries.

That said, I will want things to change with regard to core states while screen is off.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] idkwhothatis123:
+1

All I like is the CPU shutoff upon screen off. Saves a ton of batt.

I was unaware that's how Franco's color tweaks work. I just dislike an overly warm coloration and prefer to be able to tweak the rgb values easily. In regards to swap, I guess I never keep anything on my phone long enough to notice the slowdown #flashaholic
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Oh, I wondered when someone will mention dear Entropy512, the dev that flamed me in sgs2 forums because I said bfs > cfs and mentioned morfic kernels.. Nice guy. Anyway, morfics ondemand has been around since Nexus S days so trust me he doesn't need to steal anything.