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[HTC One X] airchie:
True, but then we can just say "Read post #2" rather than look to reply to it. And its a good place to collect all the latest discoveries as we get our phones working the way we like them... :)
[HTC One X] endursa:
i have used the kernel since Friday and i came across some funny/annoying behavior

i connected the phone via stock usb cable to my computer, and my laptop, and each time the phone wouldn't show the connection, and rebooted after 5 seconds, it can only be sourced to the kernel as this never happened with the stock kernel!
[HTC One X] saberzaid:
Any idea if you can add OTG features?
[HTC One X] marko987:
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I dono does some people know that its not the same having screen on with 3d games or with browsing or whit movie or with whatever.My phone on stand by with r6 and normal use(calls sms email some browsing) can live 50h or more but with 3d gaming cant go to 3h.I got once after 36h, 1h screen on, 30 min 3g browsing, 45 min calls, some emails and sms 51% of battery,and after that played 2h movie and left with 11%.So some people here got to learn that SCREEN ON time is not a good marker how good kernel is or how much battery your phone eats
[HTC One X] srashedian:
Hi;

Thanks for the awesome kernel man... I switched to your kernel long time ago and will not move to anything else :D

Have a problem though :| My phones performance is epic (really fast, and getting 5400 in Quadrant) but since I switched to your kernel, my screen seems to use much more battery... I don't mind draining the battery faster if it means better screen quality, but I'm not sure if your kernel actual has this tweak on it... So did you change anything in your kernel that can cause more battery use on screen?
[HTC One X] airchie:
Screen on time is an excellent indication of your phone's kernel performance, providing you're comparing similar usage schemes. Since the screen is by far and away the biggest power consumer it should give a fair estimation. For example, if you drop to 50% battery and you get 1h screen-on time compared to 3h screen on time for another kernel, then you know there's something much better with the kernel/software config. :)
[HTC One X] XDAgeek:
Can anyone explain this?

I had IC6.4.5 + R9 running and everything worked fast, smooth and perfect.

In an attempt to test battery life of other kernels, I flashed Bricked+Modules. However, this never lasted as I discovered that Bricked had issues for me, possibly with WiFi drivers, so that DLNA video streaming was no longer robust.

So I flashed back to R9+modules where DLNA worked perfect.

But since going back to R9, I have problems as follows:

1) screen touch/buttons sometimes unresponsive for several seconds.

2) Battery charge time is very long - have tried to eliminate rogue apps.

3) WiFi dropping out occasionally - not a problem on R9 on previous flash.

Now, my Kernel/modules flashing method is as follows:

1. Reboot to bootloader.

2. Flash boot.img using 'fastboot flash boot {boot.img}' and 'fastboot erase cache' commands.

3. Enter Recovery directly from the bootloader and flash the modules zip.

4. Clear cache and dalvik cache.

5. Reboot.

Am I missing some important step, cos I can't see it?

Regards,
[HTC One X] sean.trinidade:
When switching modules, you should make sure that you completely remove the previous kernel modules, and then flash the new ones.

Otherwise, you could end up with dodgy files/code ... which is probably why you're experiencing issues!
[HTC One X] XDAgeek:
Thanks for that. Any clues as to how to remove the offending modules? I mean, I have no idea what they are called, where they are, how to remove them etc. :-)

Any advice gratefully received.

Regards,
[HTC One X] GuyAdams:
/system/lib/modules

Easiest option is to reflash your ROM, it will remove the old modules and put back the stock ones, then you can reflash francos modules.

There are other methods of doing it.
[HTC One X] XDAgeek:
Are you suggesting that I simply delete everything in the system/lib/modules folder before rebooting and flashing required kernel/modules?

Regards,
[HTC One X] GuyAdams:
That should be ok :)
[HTC One X] XDAgeek:
OK Cool. As it happened I chose to reflash the rom/kernel/modules just to be sure so I can get some good stats with BetterBatteryStats and hopefully get rid of some wastage.

Regards,
[HTC One X] ndavidetnt:
installed and working like a charm with the battery drain you indicated, thanks... by the way, why meridian player and doubletwist have that absurd battery drain?
[HTC One X] TAGTRAUM:
I don't know, maybe stupid coding :p

I made low-level modifications to Neutron since release, 'cause my ears so sensitive :D:D:D
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Hello everybody,

I had the problem with charging from ac outlet, it always says charging USB ! Pull out the cable and reinserted it and the phone rebooted, after the reboot it said charging from ac outlet !

Changed kernel this morning to the bricked one and the problem is gone.

Don't know if anybody already posted it here but at least I took the time to test it out.

Btw im on the pokemon rom

Thanks in advance

Marcel Hofs
[HTC One X] marko987:
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some people here talk about music batt drain I have to say that my one x use when screen is off 6-9 mA.That is less then is locked when he uses from 12mA to 30 mA why I dont have a clue...using r6(stock music player)

---------- Post added at 11:32 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:19 AM ----------

OK but Im talking about that some people here post 5h on screen time and then some others say wooow how.My post is for them to see that its not the same when someone watch moves,browse 3g or 2g,play 3d games or 2d games.I wrote I got 36h on batt 1h screen time 45min calls 30 min 3g browsing and some emails sms and 51% battery that is normal use.But if I was playing 3d games for that h that 36h and 51% is just not possible to get.and one more thing screen brightness mine is always on auto there is some ppl that like to reduce it but as someone once sad we got this phone for its great screen and every time when we lower brightness screen look bad its not same thing

wright now Im on 94% batt... 5h on batery, 3 min calls and 10 min on screen
[HTC One X] superjjskate:
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[HTC One X] airchie:
I agree, as soon as you start gaming or watching HD movies, your battery will take a pounding. Its not something I do personally but I'd assume if you did play games or watch an HD movie, your battery use monitor would list your movie player app or game as the heaviest battery user making it obvious where your battery's charge went?

I was thinking about this the other day. I was wondering how much difference it would make to battery life if you were always using your phone outside in sunlight (thus forcing auto brightness to max) as compared to always using it indoors in dimly-lit rooms (and thus having a lower brightness automatically set)? Does auto-brightness allow auto setting of any brightness from 0-100? I always use auto brightness for now anyway. :)

On a side-note, is anyone else seeing time-loss?

If you look at my attached screenshot, it shows ~13h on battery.

As the time is 00:35 at the time of the screenshot, that implies I unplugged the phone at ~11:30am.

I actually unplugged it at ~8:30am so I seem to have lost 3h through the day.

I'm fairly sure I wasn't travelling faster than the speed of light at any point during the day so I'm at a loss as to where the time went... :D

Anyone else seeing this?

I'm on jdroid 4.0 ROM with r9 kernel. :)
[HTC One X] RADLOUNI:
Hi, would you please indicate the steps you used to flash the kernel and which rom you are on ? Are you also using the paid app by the developer of the kernel

I am asking because i am getting lower performance with this kernel and i have tried flashing this three times, twice with stock 1.29 rooted, and once with Insert coin ROM. I get a maximum of 4200 in quadrant as compared to the 5400 that you are getting.

Thanks
[HTC One X] Goku80:
guide is in the first post of this thread. pretty clear guide if you ask me. second quadrant scores do not mean anything.

if you are using Insert Coin rom you will find that the kernel is already repacked in the thread in development the IC repacked kernels.

on how to flash this kernel pretty easy.

flash boot.img from bootloader in fastboot mode

go into recovery and flash the modules

reboot

job done.

app is kinda messed up at the moment. something to do with T3 drivers or something like that.

but all in all a good kernel by a great dev. i am using PKMN rom and performance is great
[HTC One X] -Howard-:
The answer ie stop using quadrant... It doesn't show real world performance. I never had a problem with this kernel and performance for me seems good.
[HTC One X] RADLOUNI:
I realize Quadrant results do not reflect the true picture, but i have to say they are INDICATIVE of a rough increase or decrease in performance

During the HTC sensation days when Faux was developing kernels for it,you could notice quadrant numbers increasing as he polished his kernel more and more

So the point i am making is that yes Quadrant is not accurate, but it is indicative, and i would definitely like to know why i am getting 4200 while another guy with the same hardware and software is getting 5400 !!!!!
[HTC One X] eyosen:
What I noticed is that not all kernel-rom combinations are 100% compatible when it comes to benchmark values. I tried franco's with two recently released CM9 ROMS and the scores weren't even in the low 4000s. But ROMS felt really fluid. So, if you are happy with the way your combination works, that's what matters.

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] eyosen:
I tested Trip's 015 ROM yesterday with Franco R9 repacked for Trip. And, here comes the punchline, all values in No-Frills stick after a reboot including min and Max CPU's. So, my question is: Is it the base that causes problems? Trip's is based on CM9 Android 4.0.4
[HTC One X] Goku80:
No-Frills does work. What i was talking about was Franco's app from the market the frequencies did not stick my friend. never mind not a big deal as i said..using system tuner now. and had to change kernel as was facing bit of battery drain. really could not pinpoint what was doing it
[HTC One X] marko987:
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I just run quadrant on my one x and got 5233 stock rom and r6
[HTC One X] eyosen:
In Frills, min and Max CPU's don't stick on mine after a reboot. Frills claims that it applied successfully but if you look again, you will see that min and max freqs are both set to 1500. As a matter of fact, with Franco's updater app they don't stick either.
[HTC One X] Goku80:
i know.. but again my friend i can vouch that once i apply my settings in no frills after reboot when i go back and check the minimum frequency stays. :)

had to uninstall it though as i am using faux kernel and i am undervolting hence the system tuner..just a shame i could not use no frills as it is a good app
[HTC One X] GuyAdams:
Really wish there was voltage control in no frills, system tuner is great but so over kill when you just need simply CPU management.
[HTC One X] Goku80:
i tried to have a look around on play store and i did came across an app and that is by the creators of system tuner. CPU Tweaker still beta but does the cpu management thing only for you instead all the other stuff from system tuner.

i have asked the creator of voltage control if he will be working on a version for T3 of voltage control but not having any high hopes. Faux said he contacted the creator of Setcpu to include some of his tables into his app so that can be compatible and we could be able to use that. Fingers crossed i say..For now system tuner is working fine:)

but yeah you are right.. a simple cpu management app would be grant.
[HTC One X] eyosen:
+1

CPU Tweaker seems to support dual-core Tegra2 only. No Tegra3. EDIT: Support Tegra3. I stand corrected.

System Tuner seems like such an overkill for simple management tasks.
[HTC One X] crossmission:
guys due to random restart issue with tripnraver's cm9 from can I flash the kernel and the modules through cwm without flash boot? I'm at work :-(
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
You can flash the modules via CWM, but the kernel boot.img has to be flashed via fastboot.
[HTC One X] crossmission:
if I switch to official ruu will I have to flash boot a stock boot.img?

sorry for sounding like a newb but till now I never had these issues with my HD2

and using cottula's words "Leo is still the king!!!" :-)
[HTC One X] eyosen:
No but you have to flash stock recovery and AFTERWARDS relock your bootloader.

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] geenyous:
Did you guys see that the setCPU dev has a one X?

I was asking him if its the t3 or the snapdragon version, haven't heard from him since. But the new features are really cool, check it out: setCPU
[HTC One X] Goku80:
i tried it. frequencies stick but voltages do not. Faux got in contact with the developer to update some of his tables in the app to make it compatible with our phone as well. and it is the AT&T version Faux said
[HTC One X] peppe104:
I've been using this kernel for 2 week and everything is perfect apart from some usb isses. Phone connected to pc, sometimes the phone doesn't recognise it at all. Detach the phone, it freezes. Sometimes it freezes also when switching from the charger a computer...any ideas? :)
[HTC One X] tommmtom:
Love this kernel man

Everything is so smooth and antutu gets over 12,000!!

Also, since going from r3 to r9 my battery charges much quicker. Like 10% to 90% in 1hr

Can't wait for voltage control!!

Cheers Franco :D
[HTC One X] cranio84:
This is my quadrant result

This kernel is very performant but battery time is very low

Inviato dal mio HTC One X con Tapatalk 2
[HTC One X] ziroxs:
Is there any possibility in the future to adjust the GPU in order to change voltage and frequency?

Gesendet von meinem HTC One X mit Tapatalk 2
[HTC One X] guiltyundertaker:
Holy crap, just flashed r9 kernel and my one x is going like **** of a shovel. Quadrant score of 5450! Yet to calibrate battery but after problems with other kennels I'm very impressed. Thanks very much Franco!
[HTC One X] wietse1988:
Sweep2wake

Is it possible to add Sweep2wake to this kernel, like in the bricked kernel? That's the only thing to make this kernel perfect! It's running very smooth allready!! thanks franco
[HTC One X] Bunecarera:
No, it is not.

Franco already explained that Sweep2wake is a key feature of the Bricked kerned. So if you want it, use showp's kernel.
[HTC One X] Goku80:
there was a version which was done by the cm9 guys in one of the threads in development here. but as the above poster said the best thing is if you want that feature just use Bricked kernel. and do not be lazy just use the power button to wake your phone:p
[HTC One X] TheMG:
Hi, I installed the kernel and it was very smooth and great, but I had a problem with the wifi- wrote error and didn't work at all.
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
Try reflashing the modules via Recovery.
[HTC One X] GabrielSousa:
+1 great work !!!
[HTC One X] rotemkk:
every aokp port i try to put r9 on get me fc on every each app that need web browsing. with the kernel that comes with the port ifself it working fine. anyone know something about this prob? thx in advanced
[HTC One X] eyosen:
Wilkyyyy and his team added Sweep2Wake to franco's kernel. You and every body else asking about this can find it here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1705334

I personally don't understand what the big deal is. Maybe it's just me.
[HTC One X] Goku80:
i already mentioned on wilkyys thread that if people come here and ask about the kernel Franco will basically tell them were to go. Franco does not support that kernel as it is not his. now not sure if he gave the permission for the feature to be included in his kernel but if it was we would of had it in this thread. and as by what he said before he would not add it cause it is a special feature of show-p.
[HTC One X] eyosen:
I have seen so many posts in this thread asking about that feature, I wanted to show to all that ask the right post for once and for all. Even though it was declared by Franco so many times that that feature as specific to shop-p as you yourself also mention, same question keeps coming up. My last sentence was meant to say that I don't understand what the big deal is with that feature. I can always use the power button, can't I?
[HTC One X] Goku80:
of course you can:p it is a nice feature but for me i rather have a stable kernel with an app that i can actually control the damn thing and then worry about features:D
[HTC One X] franciscofranco:
That kernel with sleep2wake feature wasn't compiled from me, thus I don't support it.

r10 is out:

* Add userspace voltage control. You can control the voltages via my own app or via terminal commands
[HTC One X] KLUVJ:
Thank u Franco!
[HTC One X] Huey85:
franco's kernels are... like a boss.

Thanks for r10 buddy. gonna try it out with maximus's latest rom to see how this thing flies.. whattup SG3 benchmark scores
[HTC One X] twistedh:
Thanks Franco! Are you able to add a revert to default option? Or are the voltages reset upon reboot?
[HTC One X] franciscofranco:
They reset on reboot for safety purposes
[HTC One X] eyosen:
Ditto.

---------- Post added at 06:26 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:48 AM ----------

Thanks Franco for a great job. Your approach of clean first-feature later feels so right to me, I have been using your kernels since R3. Also bought your updater app.

My question is, do you recommend any starting values for us to experiment with UV?
[HTC One X] Goku80:
Start by dropping down 25mv or 50mv and that should be a good start mate.

@Franco. Frequency though do not stick with your app. Say if I want to set my setting to 1.5ghz max and 304mhz min the min reverts bk to 1.5ghz again

Sent from my Hybrid PKMN powered HTC One X
[HTC One X] jonas2295:
Could it be that tegra3 isn't that easy to control cpu speed wise?...
[HTC One X] Goku80:
Not sure friend. It works on no-frills. I would love to be able to use Franco's app though as it has everything I could wish for in a CPU app. Still got it though to support him as he seems a great guy. Plus I want Portugal to win as I have money riding on them. :D

Sent from my Hybrid PKMN powered HTC One X
[HTC One X] jonas2295:
Haha anyway its a great new feature :) first kernel I can flash with this direct ability <33
[HTC One X] eyosen:
Goku, we had this discussion before but are you really sure they stick with no-frills? On the left hand side of the no-frills screen, current values for me are always 1.5 and 1.5 GHz for frequencies.

As for UV'ing, that will have to wait a bit. After installing a repacked version of R10 with maXimus 2.0, it first booted fine. Then I went into recovery, erased cache-dalvik to get everything to clean up. Then it failed to boot on me. I got stuck at beats audio screen. Tried twice with same results.

Went back to R9 with modules, same thing. Only a full wipe and full restore brought my phone back. And I need it today, so no more fiddling for me today.
[HTC One X] lesscro:
USB OTG

Does your kernel active some USB function, isee a video today from SIII who use an USB OTG cable to perform so coolish action...

ONe X does not support all this feature as i can read... Does the Kernel can fix this low featuring ? :D
[HTC One X] Goku80:
hey yes my friend it does stick for me..give me one second and i will upload a pic for you

Just to show you that it does stick with No-frills.
[HTC One X] godslay3r:
will this kernel work with charmaleon v5.0 .....and do i have to flash the rom again or just flashing the kernel and modules will do..............and franco which kernel wud u advise for good battery backup and performance on charmaleon v5 ???????
[HTC One X] raubkatze:
Thanks! Perhaps will flash it later as I really don't know does my hox need to be uv... For now with r9 I have great battery life, good performance and no any issues ;)

Sent from my GT-I9300
[HTC One X] Goku80:
obviously he will say his kernel as it is his baby..bit silly question to ask the guy which kernel he advises when he creates one of the top kernels for the one x.

and just flash the kernel through fastboot and modules through recovery and you be good to go;)
[HTC One X] ziege:
does anyone know why my screen goes on automatically all the time?
[HTC One X] mwilky:
If you look at the left mate it says both your min and Max are set at 1.5ghz

Sent from my RENOVATED One X..
[HTC One X] Goku80:
:eek: how the freaking hell i missed that:eek: oh **** i need to get new glasses..i am so freaking embarrassed..apologies :(
[HTC One X] jonas2295:
**** happens :D
[HTC One X] eyosen:
Thanks goku and wilkyyyy.I was loosing sleep over this pulling my hair out. LOL
[HTC One X] Goku80:
i know.:D damn Nvidia..we need an app to support freaking T3 then

no worries.:p what to do now then:confused:
[HTC One X] jonas2295:
Waiting till someone get it working.

It's kernel related in my opinion.
[HTC One X] godslay3r:
thanx dude :D
[HTC One X] eyosen:
I don't think so. With Trips ROM and R9 they stick
[HTC One X] jonas2295:
Well my fault then.

There are some files being read from system to set the cores for you example. This way the core control app works
[HTC One X] Whiskey103:
Please stop advertising other kernels, it's just rude to the dev in here.

If you like another kernel, just use it and stay away from spamming other threads with it.

Thread cleaned.

Cheers

Whiskey

Forum Moderator
[HTC One X] marko987:
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I am not advertise anyone I just flashed other kernel because wanted to see how uv can be for battery life.Just tryed to share how much I uv my cpu and sad Ill stay to test not to use faux kernel.First kernel I flashed was franko and will back to it tonight as I see he have uv now too.So franko if my post was rude sorry m8 YOU ARE THE BEST
[HTC One X] Tom_H_:
I think my settings are sticking with No Frills...

Im using the r10 kernel and the MIUI rom.

If someone can tell me how to take a screenshot i'll show you...
[HTC One X] ziege:
Anyone?

Sent from my ONE XTREME
[HTC One X] mwr666:
in r10 modules pack there r some trash files from macOS .ds_store
[HTC One X] raubkatze:
Hmm... Try to play with brightness settings.

I haven't such issue. Charmeleon 5.0, autobrightness.
[HTC One X] mikey0105:
Where can i find the application for changing frequency

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] GabrielSousa:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5mcmFuY28ua2VybmVsIl0.
[HTC One X] starbase64:
First Post :confused:
[HTC One X] TUN_SD:
Flashed others too, just to get back to the best Kernel dev for the one x. Only with Franco kernel I have no issues.

Keep up the good work!
[HTC One X] DrAgKurt:
I UVed by a 100. What's yours?
[HTC One X] TUN_SD:
would like to know also if there is some user experiences about UV on this great kernel. (maybe its too early to ask for that)
[HTC One X] franciscofranco:
I got told the devices crashes when undervolting all steps by 200mV, so at least we know that its working :) More than that I have no clue, experiment yourself :)
[HTC One X] Goku80:
hey franco mate.. firstly thanks for your work. second to your app. you probs already know this but unfortunately nothing sticks. when rebooting the cores revert back to 4 cores and when trying to apply the voltages i saved it reverts back to stock ones. same goes with cpu clock speeds..when i try to save my ones it reverts back to stock..any ideas my friend?

thanks again for your time:)
[HTC One X] franciscofranco:
Voltages don't stick, never did, never will. It's a safety measure. CPU stuff not sticking it's not my fault. I already explained NVIDIA/HTC are probably controling CPU stuff with a userspace daemon (Tegra 2 had this **** as well). Theres not much we can do at this point. I'm not even sure theres a way to fix it on the kernel side. The cores number are not sticking on reboot again for safety measures.
[HTC One X] Goku80:
thank you. :) thank you for explaining.
[HTC One X] mrpooooon:
What does UV do? The effects?

Can someone explain? I'm new.
[HTC One X] TUN_SD:
UV means "UnderVolt"

you can lower the voltages of the core(s) to have a better battery and a cooler (temp:D) device
[HTC One X] demajoor:
the voltage control app doenst work anymore does anyone know this problem?