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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Noed:
I can confirm /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/wlan0/disable_ipv6 is being changed to "1" as expected every time the screen turns on or off.

It will reset to "0" if your wireless turns of-on.

wlan wakelocks depend also in you router configs, see this topic for known battery drainers, there's a section for wlan:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1308030
[Galaxy S II Android Development] HardCorePawn:
If you read the original post about wlan_rx_wakelock correctly... you'll notice that he stated that "... have noticed considerable improvements in reducing wlan_rx_wakelocks"

he didn't say they would disappear completely...

The only way to tell if it is making any difference for you is to:

Turn tweak OFF (echo 0 > /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/wlan0/disable_ipv6)... reboot... wait for several hours, check BBS and see what sort of time you're getting for wlan_rx_wakelocks...

Then turn tweak ON (echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/wlan0/disable_ipv6)... reboot... wait for another few hours, then check BBS and see what sort of wakelock times you're getting now...

the percentage value for the wakelock is quite useful... mine dropped quite a bit when I did it... I went from something like 20-25% and now it is running at below 3% :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bluepratham:
the changelogs of siyah 5.b1 are incomparable..

u cant say dori has done same..

i agree that dorimanx kernel has BIG changelog

but latest siyah has DIFFERENT changelog,which will be implemented by dori when GM will release stable version of SIYAH..

no offence,thnx
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ficeball:
may i know, if its safe to use Triangle away with this kernel?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Noed:
Disabling ipv6 does NOT cause extra drain or wakelocks.

In the WiFi at the company I work for, disabling ipv6 seems to reduce alarms/wake counts, consuming less battery.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nk7:
That app should be independent of kernel version used. Just Android version...but yes it should work mate.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Noed:
Right, depends on router config...

Since I can't change my company router settings, disabling ipv6 helps
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mxn-:
My WiFi won't connect on PA2.22
[Galaxy S II Android Development] exynoss:
Which external app works with this kernel.... like extweks for siyah ,
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nk7:
Yes Extweaks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yahyoh:
yep , yesterday i bought otg and worked like charm tested : sd card with fat32 - wireless mouse - ntfs flash memory all worked :cool:

but NTFS mount only with reading , writing not allowed :silly: not sure why
[Galaxy S II Android Development] exynoss:
I am wondering Extweaks supports both kernels.

I think it is because dorimax kernel based on siyah.

Between i am using dorimax with AOKP jelly bean rom build 5 first time lets see how is the performance.

As u know i am using this kernel first first. Any suggestions / Tricks u guys to share with me ??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nk7:
Yes Dorimanx is based on Siyah but is completely different kernel.

Siyah is moving to Stweaks for tweaking settings instead of Extweaks now.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pro.aggro:
OT but:

ExTweaks still works on new Siyah ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bobdoblo:
Why did someone make stweaks anyway, its no different from ExTweaks apart from UI and i prefer ExTweaks?

NeatROM© 3.5 - Smoother than a babys bum!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nk7:
That someone is obviously the main dev for Siyah kernel, Gokhan. And if you read the thread it is meant to be a bit more streamlined version of Extweaks with some options removed since it is now not supported by the kernel (possibly quicker as well).

Hmm....must've been easier for them to develop a new app. Have a read of the Siyah thread.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ZeNiXxX:
stweak got more settings. you can set a default rom and you can Boot directly to second rom. This Features are very usefull ... don't know ich extweak got such settings

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mxn-:
Anyway to fix WiFi on PA2.22
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Unexist6969:
Check your wifi settings? Set it for example to ''europe'' or check wifi ''always on'' or toggle airplain mode on/off if it starts to searching connections then it's good;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
I'm with PA v2.22 without issues so, check the settings as @Unexist told you or reflash with full wipe if you didn't do that the first time. Anyway this belongs to the PA thread, next questions please do it there.

Thanks in advance.

Sent from Nyarlathothep's SGSII..."Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn"
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DSF:
Same to me but using AOKP build 5.

Steps:

- booted into cwm recovery

- flashed the just released aokp_i9100_jb_build-5.zip ( http://goo-inside.me/devs/aokp/i9100/aokp_i9100_jb_build-5.zip )

- flashed gapps-jb-20121011-signed.zip gapps ( http://goo.im/gapps/gapps-jb-20121011-signed.zip )

- flashed Kernel_Dorimanx-V5.90--15-44--20-10-12-SGII-PWR-CORE.zip

RESULT: same as atif4ever wrote.

SOLUTION: skip this kernel, something is telling me this is just an over hype "cloned" product. Plus the "developer" attitude is priceless..

xda-developers is full of wannabe developers.

PS: dorimanx you should be ashamed yourself for that stupid triple face palm post. instead providing a solution you just act like superior specimen.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Steili:
You have to install Dorimanx 7.4 MALI Kernel!

5.90 doesn´t work with newest AOKP releases because of the new MALI-Driver.

Don´t attack Dorimanx, just READ!! All you have to know is written in this thread.

7.4 Kernel working GREAT with AOKP build5!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hawkn:
Priceless ;) the guy you replied to clearly does not keep up enogh to comment what he did :cool:

Btw. you are my nr. 1 choice of kernel devs :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] astrogambit78:
No worries mate :highfive:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DSF:
Thanks for the reply.

I was on the phone and was in rush. The first OP is so darn bad organized.

I barely get to download link, and got the last version from the top of the url http://dorimanx.shine.sk/, I hadn't scrolled more on the page. As I've said, I was on rush.

Now I've seen on PC that there is another section "Ready JB Kernels List" down under.

So mea culpa, the information is not well organized.

And my opinion about dorinmanx persists.

ouzowtf ok mr smarta$$.

PS: I found out about dorinmanx kernel on aokp thread and just came in and wanted to get the kernel fast without reading ton of unorganized information.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DSF:
@pSyCh¤_O_O I've downloaded ICS kernel by mistake because I didn't read the OP, it's not well organized. I've read some recommendations for this kernel. It's not the first time i flash a custom kernel. But this time I was in hurry, again I got all from my mobile in a hurry.

I've seen dorinmax response to atif4ever problem and that's why I first reply in here that way. I cannot accept such reply from a "developer". Maybe if the first post was better structured (for example see AOKP first post) then dorinmax could reply that way. Otherwise please! Some people don't have that much time to invest in finding simple information in a crowded thread.

Kudos for people who replied moderate to my post. Some of them (the rude one) showed how idiot they really are.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] t-pip:
How do you do it? More than 2 hours screen on and battery is flat. New battery as well. Is there any calibration that I should try? I've reset fuel gauge and wiped battery stats, nothing seems to improve it.

Also used BBS, nothing unusual there.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chabstyle:
Hey,

These few line were the correct one for your Issue and this is too hard?

greets chabstyle
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Crescendo Xenomorph:
Nothing , here you can try my ET settings.

Don't reset the fuel gauge, you'll get more funny batt reading coz of that. ;)

My battery is 1450mAh, brand Senao from Taiwan (gift from my boss).

My original batt is ballooned and goner already. :laugh:

Remove the txt extension and try it. :cool:

Hope you can get the same batt life as me. ;)

EDIT: for second cycle I disabled the S2W.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Unexist6969:
He knows it by now and my post wasn't anything towards him, now we can stop this buls hit;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] t-pip:
Thanks, will give it a go.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Crescendo Xenomorph:
You're welcome..

Also try this: full charge your batt, turn it off, remove the batt for about 3 minutes then put it back.

This should recalibrate your batt. :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] t-pip:
I've put it in but turned off zram as I thought it used more professor power. I have swap enabled and that seems OK.

I'll report back.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Crescendo Xenomorph:
Hmm I also do that since 1st cycle... ;)

And the professor? :p

EDIT: sorry I haven't told you, my ET setting got very aggressive GPU up/down for playing game.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GaboWinter:
Guys, honestly I'm enter here via Tapatalk even if I'm busy to read about the new version and some other tests, not for seeing 5 pages of useless discussion, yesterday at night I post about the best way of deal with situations like that...

Hopefully the mods come ASAP and clean all this mess...

Please guys, avoid this kind of situations.

Sent from Nyarlathothep's SGSII..."Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn"
[Galaxy S II Android Development] prbassplayer:
Thread temp lock

Ok lets get this straight. Yes people have to read that's rule #1, however flaming and trolling him over it is simply NOT acceptable. You have 2 options when someone comes asking something without reading 1) Ignore and walk away, which seems impossible for a few of you. 2) Help. Answer his question or simply say go read "x". Simple isn't it? This was to much 40+ post I had to delete? Attitude in this thread is wrong on many levels.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] t-pip:
When I put it back in should the phone still be plugged in or not?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Crescendo Xenomorph:
No, unplug it first then remove the batt for 3 minutes to clear out the chip's data.

Sorry I forgot to say to unplug the charger first... ;)

Actually the reset gauge at ET can do this, it got the same effect. But for me, I only get some funny reading for almost 4 days each time I did that.

Maybe its my phone thats funny...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] __NBH__:
I have been using the USB mass storage mode to add music and video to my phone now it is working in 7.4 but all the media I add via this method seems to be read only.

MX player says 'Cannot delete files. Please check your storage is not mounted as read only. The only way to delete it is to plug the phone back into the PC, browse to the phone and remove it. Kernel, ROM or general phone issue?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] THE RED BLUR:
Hi. I was able to delete a video file via mx player so it's not a kernel issue.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] prbassplayer:
Second time I've had to clean this thread. If I have to come back again It will be auto infractions.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Floydfire:
Maybe for the cortex... because the rest I don't it's a problem I dunno...

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] quijote1:
Rapid battery draining

Just a quick contribution.... many of us see l2_hsic wakelocks. There is an extensive XDA thread on this topic that the search button will reveal. The most important thing that I took away from that long thread is that the l2_hsic wakelock is associated the the USB connection. That wakelock is present to some degree on almost all of our phones, but in some cases it is responsible for dramatic battery draining. It hasn't been that bad for me, but I still notice it.

One tip that I learned from reading is that the l2_hsic wakeload starts when you unplug your phone from the charger. There is one theory that the phone should have the screen on when unplugging. But the thing that really works is: reboot the phone as soon as you take it off the charger - it only takes a minute.

This morning, I unplugged without a reboot. After 2 hours, I checked with CPUspy so see what kind of sleep the phone was having. Well, it had been running at 200Mhz 40% of the time and in deep sleep only about 20%. I rebooted and an hour later it was on 85% deep sleep with almost no activity on 200Mhz.

It`s little stuff like this that keeps the battery drain under control - not magic tweaks to the kernel......
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yahyoh:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1656705 hope it will help u

for me l2_hsic wakelocks go high with wlan_rx wakelock ( on my isp crappy modem but not with linksys )
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nasty_z:
Or just reset the fuel gauge by using the button in Extweaks to recalibrate your battery like a boss. :D

Sent from my S II ( "Jelly Bean'd Monster" ) ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dorimanx:
Thanks allot for support :)

good to see you post, i know that there are many silent users, so it's nice to know that all good for them :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dorimanx:
When GM will finish, and update GIT with his awesome work, i will make the updates, as we agreed, with full credits to him for his very hard work.

and continue to work on my kernel preserving his work and his name, for the future of SG2 till it's last for me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] THE RED BLUR:
Thanks buddy. And he should be proud that his legacy will live on on sg2 through you;) No one deserves this more than you.

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GAPPS : JusTunBean 3.2.2 quick flash
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dorimanx:
i will test GM app, and see if it's need some background script fixing or it's ready to work as is,

I want people to be able to use it, and donate to GM via his app for his hard work and last kernel that he will finish and release as stable.

it's only fair to do so, one more way to keep a memory of great developer.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Floydfire:
The only problem I have see in stweak it's that check button doesn't show the toast... the rest seems work... example the check cortex button doesn't show the relative toast info...

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] THE RED BLUR:
Extweaks

S tweaks

So u can see they are similar same. I personally prefer extweaks due to the fonts and ui.

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GAPPS : JusTunBean 3.2.2 quick flash
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dorimanx:
Thanks for your help, some people just cant take it, that someone actually doing something to provide a different kernel then the SG2 line.

and people like that will come from the void, and go back to the void, forgotten and unhelpful.

you are very good team member and i dont want you to be banned or suspended.

it's not worth it.

if people like that come here, we will teach them a lesson, outside this thread, they can shout all they want as much as they want.

we must just ignore them and skip there useless posts, about something that they have no idea.

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Floydfire:
For me the only thing good in stweak it's that it install with the kernel I think is a good thing for a flashing but I think it's possible to do also with extweak... I like them both for now the difference it's minimal...

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Noed:
I think STweaks is a modded version of ExTweaks that support dual boot settings GM added.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Unexist6969:
It's only a lil faster/smoother, if u open it for first time it says adb binarymode 0 or something.. but everything is working
[Galaxy S II Android Development] THE RED BLUR:
I agree. I just received my first ever warning. So i will stop all this stuff and clog this thread. I will just ignore :cool:

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---------- Post added at 08:47 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:42 PM ----------

It works in extweaks too. ;)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] dorimanx:
actually my first experiments with swap, where disk swap,

and it's works, OK.

so here is some info known to me about SWAP and ZRAM

SWAP:

based on file that placed in sdcard and mounted as swap partition that used by kernel to allocate part of the used memory to that file and read/write from it non stop!

swap is compressed with LZO compression and CPU used to compress / decompress all the time.

what is good is that we can allocate huge swap! like 1GB! and get 2GB ram device.

BUT! as more swap used, as more CPU power needed to maintain it. and in some point we get very bad LAG and system will crash.

Swap max I/O is max write speed to sdcard, and when big swap used, we lose I/O speed! and all operations are much slower then we used to.

Swap compression can get MAX to 40%

ZRAM:

Zram is based on using part of real RAM and compress it with compression named Snappy! created by GOOGLE. this compression is very light and need 50% less CPU then LZO!

we can use 300MB of real ram and compress it, using zram code that using snappy. and get more 150MB real ram to use.

Zram compression is 50%

so 810MB real ram + 300MB zram -150MB used by zram = 960MB real RAM.

Zram uses much less CPU/Power to work. and not using disk I/O, so no read/write delays!

but we are limited in amount of Zram swap we can allocate. max 600MB

so in all conditions the winner is ZRAM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dorimanx:
Thanks allot for support :)

and nice to read report.

i am trying my best, and future kernels should be even more interesting.

i have many ideas that i didnt added yet.

but time will come, and there will be MORE :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dorimanx:
thanks i will check that.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dorimanx:
hmm... and after REBOOT you get it back.

cortex is a dynamic object, it's added with kernel, and cant be changed forever.

only till next reboot,

and to reload it, you need to shut the service via extweaks, and turn it on.

then your changes are used.

there is nothing more i can do to disable IPv6, it's OFF.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dorimanx:
Thanks for report,

good to know that OTG works, i dont have cable so i cant check.

and about NTFS, it's not allowed to write,

original code has to be changed and updated to allow write to NTFS over OTG.

i will get to that and update the code from main line kernel.

they fixed that already long time ago.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] THE RED BLUR:
Benchmark tests on latest beta RR rom soon to be released combined with Dorimanx 7.4

:):thumbup:

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] yahyoh:
Dori is there any way change where the ntfs memory get mounted , LOL yesterday it take form me about 30 minute to find where the flash memory get mounted then i find it in /mnt/ntfs :laugh:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dampierre:
Hi dorimanx. Can you add smartassv2 to your kernel? The smoothest governor is this and I want to use in on your kernels.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dorimanx:
Too bad i have missed all the the FUN posts, i was at PoloAlto Firewall course

and learned how to block all the SMART guys that all they know is how to brake things and disrespect the security admin or developers department.

it's so bad that i dont have the option to erase all that posts in the first minute they posted.

Thanks for doing that job.

sadly, it's will not be the last time,

people coming here and trying to damage the balance, and they get bashed, and the war begin.

i cant stop that. but i cant ignore people that spit on my work and only want to get all without even reading all i have to say.

then complain that i am loosing my temper because of them.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dorimanx:
well yes, i can change it.

but this is the default location!

it's very clear to any linux user.

so i think that people should just google the question, and find the answer,

then find the location.

best to leave it alone in default location.

BTW all the mount points are in /mnt/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] yahyoh:
IMO no need for smartass there is enough governors in the kernel to choose from , if u need the best for smoothness u can use Conservative but it will drain more battery due the lower sampling rate + lower up threshold
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dorimanx:
it's not made for 3.0.y kernel, it's was invented for 2.6.Y and not update too much,

so it's using too much cpu freq jumping up and down all the time and by this using too much power.

this why i have disabled it.

you have all the rest, and they work better than smartassV2

actually sleepy is based on it, but modified for 3.0.Y tree.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maciekbe:
Try it with Performance Profile :)

GT-I9100, ICS 4.0.3

WanamLite.Stock.XXLPQ

Kernel DorimanX 5.90

Modem+RIL Pack XXLQ6

Poland P4 (Play)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pratici:
Unfortunately, I found an unpleasant problem.

setting by EXtweaks the profiles "extreme_performance and Performance" the system is locked in an irreversible way.

I had to remove the battery and reboot into recovery - restore kernel profiles and restar in default profile.

I never had these problems before now and my installation is clean. (full wipe)

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maciekbe:
I have no problem with Performance Profile and I even use -25mV UV with it. It is incredibly good.

GT-I9100, ICS 4.0.3

WanamLite.Stock.XXLPQ

Kernel DorimanX 5.90

Modem+RIL Pack XXLQ6

Poland P4 (Play)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] THE RED BLUR:
Oh I know it will be better but this is amazing for default. Best one I have ever got on sql. I normally get 22sec;)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Projew:
The sad thing with RR is that they release a new version every other week or more. :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dorimanx:
simple test is, to rise the CPU to 1.5Ghz in any profile,

if after 30 sec your phone is frozen, then your cpu hardware is not support the speed/voltage

then reset profiles via recovery and keep using max 1400, then all ok.

i have seen such problem. there is nothing i can do,

i need your device to test on to find the reason it's stuck on high cpu freq.

then maybe i can solve it for few others.

please report if you do the test.

thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dorimanx:
yes it's sad, but how it's connected to my kernel :)

please post relevant posts,
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Projew:
Haha, how it's connected? You can use it on RR? :cool: