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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stbxxl:
I'm experiencing the same thing sometimes at work. What helped me is to toggle Wi-Fi off, let it go into deep sleep for 10 minutes or so and then toggle Wi-Fi back on again. This usually fxes it for me (unitl I reboot).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] winsettr:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.68+ \\ 6.1.1 STABLE \\06.03.2013

Someone had also mentioned (either in this thread or another ROM/kernel thread) that certain routers (Belkin if I remember correctly) intermittently ping each wifi device, which prevents wifi sleep. This could also be complete BS as I'm not a network engineer...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cthulu:
Well the funny part is that if I reboot my phone on the culprit wifi network, it stays in the deep sleep. Seems very odd...:eek:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] _django_:
Is this kernel compatible with Slim Bean 4.2.2 http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2060396 ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pseudonym:
Yes
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] matthew0776:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.68+ \\ 6.1.1 STABLE \\06.03.2013

Yes
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sola fide:
This is correct to my understanding. If a router has a DTIM interval setting it will send a broadcast packet to all wireless devices letting them know about an upcoming multicast transmission. On DD-WRT routers the DTIM default is set to 1, the lowest possible number (255 being the highest), and increasing it would make the time in-between broadcasts longer. This could theoretically allow cell phones to go into power saving mode in-between broadcasts....but it's really all theoretical and dependent on the router and the device. It might not even be the problem that's being discussed...but it could be a contributing factor.

It's a hard one to tell without actually making changes on the routers/AP's and then reviewing the difference in a device going into deep sleep or not with the higher DTIM setting. My guess, there's something else going on.

I also think you want to go into the wireless settings, then Advanced WiFi, and put a check next to "WiFi Optimization". This will reduce the wireless speed on your device when the screen is off. Maybe that would help with the problem if it hasn't been done already.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cthulu:
In my case, the wifi optimization was already set on. The other thing I've tried was disable wifi when screnn off (using only 2g/3g) but that is even worse on my battery life :(.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] marko_zg11:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.68+ \\ 6.1.1 STABLE \\06.03.2013

Change log for v6.2 ?

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oifi:
AW: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

I don't know, but it feels even faster than 6.1.1
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Argasil:
Sorry guys bit i can't odexed the system by modaco app,i get bootloop, but kernel has init.d and i don't understand why i couldn't do it,THX for the help..:)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vinmoto:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

6.2 does not start!!!!!!

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mixtapes08:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

Your doing it wrong buddy...

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Braneless:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

Sorry, meant to hit "quote", not thanks. 6.2 booted fine for me, coming from 6.1.

What kernel were you running prior to flashing 6.2?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dr_kalel:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

My Gnex boot ok with LK 6.2

Send from my Gnex
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] matthew0776:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

Def OK here as well...try to redownload and flash again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stbxxl:
http://revision.io/embeds/leanKernel-tuna#
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pcphobic:
Awesome
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dirtygoldfish:
6.2 exp is running incredibly smoothly so far. Don't have anything to say about battery because I haven't gone through a whole cycle yet, but I imagine it will be as good as LK usually is. Always happy with Imo's kernels.:good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gpzbc:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

Getting ready to flash 6.2 and I am having a hard time figuring out what the difference is between 6.2 exp 1-180 and 6.2 exp 1-230.

Any ideas? Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] reysonance:
AFAIK, frequency steps, as it's name suggest, exp 1-180 provide an added frequency steps (compared to the stable) plus an 180mhz slot, the same holds true with 230, except with a 230mhz slot.

Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] marko_zg11:
wow faster starting, incredibly fast, good battery life as always. LK v6.2 is awesome. Thank you for this. :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Bonvaz:
R: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

Deleted sorry

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slider112:
Sorry for the newb question, better safe than sorry though...

Unlocked, rooted, stock VZW GNex running the just released 4.2.2 OTA... looking to start tinkering... First up: new kernel. Will lean kernel work well with a stock setup?

Just looking for what I'm assuming everyone else is looking for... fast, smooth, improved battery life, no frills... don't need all the extra stuff, just something that performs... seems to fit the bill.

Been out of the root/ROM game since my OG Droid days... getting my feet wet again... be kind. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] reysonance:
There's no reason it shouldn't work, so flash away!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slider112:
Thanks rey, just what I needed... will get to doing that... and judging by your signature I'm thinking I should give the Franco kernel a try too? :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] reysonance:
Both are excellent :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pcphobic:
Most of us are just like yourself...previous DROID owners.

The Galaxy Nexus came after my DROID. I rooted it on the 2nd day the old school way as back then the Galaxy Nexus did not exist yet.

So my friend...u will love rooting and flashing your Galaxy Nexus.

Lean kernel is good. Try it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Phazmos:
can't go wrong with lean - ak is also very good - beware franco right now - last check there were some issues with the latest build
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ReMuSeR:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

Niceeeee btw guys any stable rom with this kernel btw i need a good battery drain any rom suggetion for a great battery life?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sola fide:
I'm running the GSM stock 4.2.2 and I'm sold on this kernel. There are a lot good devs and kernels out there but this fits my needs the most. I prefer a kernel to be snappy and smooth when I use it but also conserving battery when it's in my pocket. This fits the bill for me.

I'm an average everyday user using it mostly for work (email, calendar, contacts, drive, tasks etc.), some syncing from my personal account, lots of SMS, work on the road, and maybe playing Ingress. ;) Besides that not a lot of gaming. I easily get a full day from my battery. Just remember with the Verizon model that LTE radio consumes more battery than the GSM.

Overall I've found I get much better battery life compared to other kernels. It's simple and very stable; and others have given me WiFi issues where LK has not. I also recommend SetCPU from the Play Store for this kernel. Works well together (IMO). Hope this helps.

Either way, you'll get the kernel flashing bug and will begin trying out different kernels. :D As you already noted, Franco makes another stable simple good kernel. I also know lots of people like faux's kernel. Eventually you'll find the one that works best for you.

Enjoy!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slider112:
Thanks for all the information everyone, much appreciated. I've flashed lean and all is well... gonna put it through the paces here and give it the what for. Honestly, just having a little better battery life would be a welcome change coming off 15 months of using nothing but the stock kernel... :D

---------- Post added at 02:14 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:09 PM ----------

Sola, do you overclock at all or use profiles through SetCPU? I used to do both years ago on the Droid, but it's because it really needed it, and it was able to handle quite a bit. If memory serves my particular device could hum along at 1.15 Ghz without any problems. Haven't seen as much of a need to on the GNex, but am curious as to what the general consensus is...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dirtygoldfish:
Not the guy you're asking, but for me personally I've never seen a need to OC my GNex, as I don't play many games on my phone. For everything I usually do on my phone (watching videos, email, texting, calling, web browsing) 1.2 GHz has always been more than good enough. I've even underclocked to 920 when I'm not using the phone for any media purposes and it hasn't given me much stuttering or lag. Of course you'll use your phone differently from how I do, but definitely try without OC-ing first.

And I think you'll be pretty happy with LK after trying it out. I've stuck to this one since ICS after trying out the other popular choices at the time because it's been rock solid in terms of battery life, and at least for my setup has always ran pretty smooth. :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] motorazrv3:
AW: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

Can I ask which version is the latest supporting android 4.2.1?

Thx.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oifi:
AW: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

see first page. 6.2 would be your choice.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pcphobic:
Currently I am on CarbonROM nightly.

This is my battery life on Lean Kernel stable 6.2 after 13 hours++ I have about 50% left.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dr_kalel:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

My phone in standby BATTERY lost 5% in 5 hours

Send from my GNex
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sola fide:
I do both. I set the boot frequencies to stock so it will boot without any problems. Then I set up profiles that will overclock based on what I'm doing. When my screen is on I allow it to run between 700 and OC of 1520. If the screen is on and the phone is charging I let it run between 920 and OC of 1650. That's probably higher than most people would allow it to run but I haven't had any problems, mostly because the phone delegates if it needs to boost up and stay at the max frequency or not. I also have it set to run no higher than 920 when on a phone call because there really isn't a need for the phone to use much of the processor while on a call.

I also prefer the interactivex governor. If you use this governor don't set a profile for "Screen Off" because interactivex will naturally turn down the cores to 300MHz when the screen is off and the phone doesn't have any activity. I prefer the sio scheduler, but to each his own. Deadline is also a popular one.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mforminio7:
Imo please love the 4.1.X kernels again! lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pcphobic:
Lean Kernel 6.2 stable very good idle battery drain life

I must say Lean Kernel ver.6.2 Stable has got very good idle battery drain.

Today I had a busy day at the office. So my phone was mostly left idle on my desk the whole day. It has been 24 hours since unplugged and now I have left 7% battery. This kernel is amazing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slider112:
I agree. I've only been running 6.2 for less than 24hrs now, but the idle battery drain on this kernel has been extremely minimal... definitely the biggest thing to stand out to me thus far.

pc, are you using the stock battery or extended?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pcphobic:
I am on stock gsm battery.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] irminsul:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

I can confirm the low idle drain on LeanKernel, for me it's the big plus for this kernel at the moment.

I've got one question: while changing the colors in Franco kernel updater app, when I put the parameters above 200 my screen is freezing and the colors are getting very strange. Also setting the colors above 200 by init.d won't work. Are the parameters limited to 200 or am I missing something?

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pcphobic:
I don't use Franco app. I use TricksterMod app to change the color profile. No issue.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] irminsul:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

That app works, but when I reboot the settings won't stick and are set to the defaults. Is there a way to set the settings at boot by init.d? The script I used with Franco's kernel doesn't work.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ericsdeadinside:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

Have you gone into the menu settings and clicked the set at boot check box?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] irminsul:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

Darn, missed that setting. But i figured out why the blue multiplier didn't stick.

Trickster sets the blue multiplier to

/sys/class/misc/colorcontrol/blue_multiplier

When setting init.d to /sys/class/misc/colorcontrol/multiplier

Only red and green will stick, blue won't. When pointing to /sys/class/misc/colorcontrol/blue_multiplier settings will stick.

I prefer setting these things with an init.d script: it will set during boot, not when the device is already booted, does always work and I don't need an extra app just for setting the colors.

If anyones interested in a script that they can modify for themselves I'm pleased to provide

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] franklinlucas:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

I'm interested!

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pcphobic:
This is my own custom settings which sticks with every reboot in TricksterMod. U need to go to TricksterMod menu settings and check the option to enable it on every boot up.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ashtrix:
v6.2 ends up displaying messed up screen after optimizing apps on Xylon 2.3.3 after flashing from trinity, never happened with any of the lean builds on CM this was the first time.....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] reysonance:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

What messed up screen? The same thing you get after changing the gamma for instance? Could you elaborate?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ashtrix:
Well, it's like a total distortion and phone had froze that instant and there were horizontal lines everywhere...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] reysonance:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

Huh, that happened to me a few times in the past actually, a reboot fixes it.

It happens occasionally on AOKP's earlier 4.2 builds, and seems to be triggered by the gamma (since it happens a few seconds after boot up, when the color control interface gains root access).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] irminsul:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

That's exact the thing I get with editing the blue multiplier in Franco's app.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] irminsul:
Attached the TXT file, with regards to osm0sis from the Franco thread, i edited his file.

How to use it:

Just change the values as you wish, the values that are listed now are my personal values. Make sure the file is on you phone, remove the .txt extension and move the file to /etc/init.d (create the folder if you're ROM doesn't have it). Set permissions to rwxr-xr-x (755) for both the folder and the file. After you've done that it's all set, every reboot the color profile is automatically loaded. If the file somehow doesn't load well try to put a # before the sleep2 line.

You can trigger init.d scripts while you're booted by typing this in terminal:

su

run-parts /etc/init.d

Other discussion:

In the thread for Franco's kernel people are trying to optimise the tunables for governor and scheduler. For ROW currently these values are 'winning':

100 / 75 / 5 / 4 / 4 / 3 / 12 / 10 / 25

These values are changeable in Franco's app (and the paid version of Trickster), or are configurable by script (you could paste this in terminal):

echo 100 > /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/iosched/hp_read_quantum;

echo 75 > /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/iosched/rp_read_quantum;

echo 5 > /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/iosched/hp_swrite_quantum;

echo 4 > /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/iosched/rp_swrite_quantum;

echo 4 > /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/iosched/rp_write_quantum;

echo 3 > /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/iosched/lp_read_quantum;

echo 12 > /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/iosched/lp_swrite_quantum;

echo 10 > /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/iosched/read_idle;

echo 25 > /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/iosched/read_idle_freq;​

These settings are paired with the change of the read_ahead value and some other tweaks:

echo 512 > /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/nr_requests;

echo 512 > /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/read_ahead_kb;

echo 2 > /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/rq_affinity;

echo 0 > /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/nomerges;

echo 0 > /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/rotational;

echo 0 > /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/add_random;

echo 0 > /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/iostats;

These settings are running all things noticeable faster, i intend people are trying these values. I added my edited init.d script for this also (credits again to osm0sis).

I wonder if people also do tweak the governor settings LeanKernel come with, or if they leave everything default. In some cases you can win some theoratical performance or battery life by editing the values.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slider112:
Again, I'm fairly new to all this.... What do these settings do? Is this for overall screen color adjustment? Brighter whites? I know one of the knocks on the GN screen was always the white balance.

Any info would be great, thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] reysonance:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

I'm not the guy you're asking but here's some explanations: The 900colorsettings is self-explanatory, it's a color setting, you might want to adjust these since every panel is different. For better whites I recommend turning if CAB (the acl_set file on the script).

The 950iosettings, what it does is basically tune the I/O scheduler parameters for better performance, the one posted is for ROW (read over write), an I/O scheduler, which is also the default scheduler for LK (Also Franco as of r372), I/O scheduling itself is basically the way the OS manage the ordering of I/O operations that will be submitted to a storage volume.

EDIT: Whoops, I just realized you quoted pcphobic's post, not irminsul's, my bad. In which case, yes you can adjust the white balance and the overall color temperature for the screen.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] irminsul:
These are morfic's (Trinity Kernel) settings (135/135/214). The colors are quite dark, en the blue's are quite dark-blue. The white's are very cold with these settings. You could just try the settings and see for yourself.

Cold colours -> more blue

Warm colors -> more red (yellow)

The stock kernel settings are 200/200/200. These settings are quite warm, most people think the whites are to yellow coloured. To fix that, you could try to increase the blue multiplier. For my personal taste, I like Franco's settings (these are 190/195/215). The colors are the most realistic as they can get on the gnex.

The fun part is that everybody's taste is good: you can change it whatever the way you want. Just try one of these settings I posted above, check if you like it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slider112:
Wow. This is good stuff... thanks for the info irminsul. Installed Trickster Mod and played around with the color settings a bit. I think my preferred setting is actually a combo of the settings you mentioned and the settings from pc's pic. I agree with you on the RGB settings of 190/195/215... they give just enough pop to the blue and make the whites more white, all while keeping the overall stock JB look. I also tweaked contrast/gamma adjustment to pc's settings of -3/6 respectively and it appears to sharpen things up a bit and make the dark colors just a bit darker. I like it a lot. Haven't played with the values in the gamma offset yet...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] reysonance:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

Just to add, you wouldn't want the green gamma offset anywhere below -1, since sometimes (most of the time) the screen WILL go crazy, in which would result your whole screen being Kermit themed.

It's a limitation and there's no known workaround (although some say playing with the contrast give it some wiggle room), and Ezekeel is unlikely to fix this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slider112:
Got it; thanks rey. I'm assuming I need to enable 'set on boot' to have the new colors/adjustments stick after a reboot?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] reysonance:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

Correct.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slider112:
Cool, thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adambala:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

not bad at all....first charge standar battary
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rolear8:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

"Stable" 6.2 do not works with the wall charger... Only charges with USB
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] slider112:
Works fine for me with both...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] matthew0776:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

wall and USB charging works fine here too..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pchtc:
on 6.2 stable

everuthing working fine

plugged in to wall charger right now

getting an (AC) charge on screen not usb

check your charger or cable
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rolear8:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

Is not the cable or charger, maybe a bad flash of the kernel or ROM

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] matthew0776:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.70+ \\ 6.2 STABLE \\25.03.2013

Yeah start there ... New DL and reflash. Maybe a bad charging port...? But prob won't work @ all then. But maybe...lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Argasil:
Up...guys could you help me please..?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TyroneLT:
Trying the latest experimental and so far the battery life has been great. About 8hrs of usage so far with 1hr 50mins of screen time split between mobile data/wifi. All using stock settings for the kernel. I'll report more when the day is done.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pcphobic:
Maybe your wall charger is faulty?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Blackcrx:
FYI. Lean 6.3 is up
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fullmetal509:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.71+ \\ 6.3 STABLE \\29.03.2013

I'll stay at v6.2! Running Xylon 2.3.3 Nightly on InteractiveX and got 5 hrs of screen time!!! Of course about 75% was on WIFI but I did have a decent about of calls and messages!

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rolear8:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.71+ \\ 6.3 STABLE \\29.03.2013

6.3 solved my charging issue.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oifi:
AW: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.71+ \\ 6.3 STABLE \\29.03.2013

I've downloaded and flashed 6.3 three times but frequenzy always sticks to 1200 MHz... Not good
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] marko_zg11:
Works flawlessly :victory: (AOKP JB-MR1 Build 6)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] papepo:
Re: [KERNEL] Leankernel: Minimalistic Kernel \\ 3.0.71+ \\ 6.3 STABLE \\29.03.2013

Me too I get, I get stuck in 1200

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