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[HTC One X] DeeZZ_NuuZZ:
Aokp is nearly the same as aosp and cm just with another tweaks etc...just try it should work as long as it is not 4.3.1 because there are some other things which aren't working then

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[HTC One X] ronu:
I just flashed this kernel..

How do I change the governor settings ???
[HTC One X] lesscro:
You can use some app... like trickster MOd !
[HTC One X] amelsfort:
I just flashed the latest version of this kernel (beta 306) to my CM10.2 ROM, but now I can't switch on bluetooth. When I try to, it says it's switching bluetooth on, but then just stops and shows BT as being off. I didn't have this before with the same version of this kernel, so it seems to have something to do with the version of CM 10.2, although BT was working fine without this kernel.
[HTC One X] and313:
+1
[HTC One X] marko987:
...

What is going on with kernel source. Think 90 days past now????
[HTC One X] MacSeoin:
I can't believe people still think HTC will release Kernel source after 90 days!!!!! ROFL
[HTC One X] fthunter:
Seriously wtf, what's the point of delaying release? Is it really that difficult to zip the kernel files and upload it? Like 15 min job to make a lot of customers happy. Or are they deleting all the swear words from it?
[HTC One X] MacSeoin:
Lmao I bet there's tonnes of profanities
[HTC One X] drivenby:
I can imagine

'WTF was nvidia smoking when they coded this ****'
[HTC One X] and313:
Yeah they ****ed us in the ass again.... I would rather have a ****ing banana as a phone right now
[HTC One X] kurt_hectic:
I just repacked and installed latest CM 10.2 RC1 and 188v4 AOSP - works fine.
[HTC One X] Xmister:
Guys...you won't like this.

As you may know, I like to try out new & different things, and the result of this thinking is that I switched my One X to a Lumia 920.

This means that even on the unlikely event of HTC releases the source there probably won't be any update to this kernel.

So...yeah, it was a great year or so, thanks for every bugreport that helped making the kernel better, and the encouraging that made me happier.

Sooner or later(more like later) I will have an android phone again, so I hope to come back and roll again once. :)

OFF:

I kept a Nexus 7 for myself, so an android device would be close anytime. But as some of you may know Murphy as well as me can guess: It's just bricked the s**t out of itself a few hours ago, emmc error, probably not much I can do.
[HTC One X] yash777:
:crying::crying:

My favorite kernel on the One X and I had hope for updates.
[HTC One X] drivenby:
Thank you for all your support mister!

I would like to add something from the bottom of my heart though...

I also like to try new and exciting things.... But not a freaking Windows phone/iPhone, that's just madness! O_O

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Also... Thanks HTC for killing your previous flagship phone on its adolescence >_>

Everyone and their mothers got sick and tired of waiting for something that you should have released in like a month top!

Never again HTC, I don't care how great your next device looks (and the One does look beautiful) , I'm getting a nexus and forgetting about all this waiting around.
[HTC One X] Xmister:
My brother had an iPhone a while ago, and I would never have that as my phone. :)

But WP is really not that bad. Of course I miss the openness, but otherwise it's pretty cool. Although that's just for Nokia, their extra softwares, and build quality make a huge difference.
[HTC One X] drivenby:
Well I do wish you the best and hope to see you again in the forums, godspeed mate and enjoy your excellent camera (gotta give props where they are due)
[HTC One X] Insecret:
Heeeei friend, come back :-w ...
[HTC One X] and313:
Jp thank you for your work. Your kernel was actually the first one i flashed on my hox. Take care
[HTC One X] high_voltage:
I actually cried a little. ;(

Wish you all best mate! Thanks for the epic 4.1.X kernel! See you around! :)
[HTC One X] MacSeoin:
Good luck with all your future projects Xmister, our HOX's will surely miss you! Thanks for the excellent kernel and I hope we meet again, until next time buddy, take care
[HTC One X] ademcal:
Excellent kernel on the One X and I had hope for updates.
[HTC One X] Thömy:
XM-Kernel #306 for CM 10.2 stable

Here is a #306 build for CM 10.2 stable. Bluetooth should work. Flash in recovery and of course the boot.img with fastboot. Repack is not necessary.
[HTC One X] MacSeoin:
Thanks Thomy you the man!
[HTC One X] Jdgp42:
PMC makes the procesor stay at Max. in CM 10.2 Stable, is this normal? I used to use PMC on sense 5 with other kernels and it was a good battery life choise
[HTC One X] noisy_lightning:
Thank you! Still wont idle below 340mhz though.
[HTC One X] Thömy:
Interesting. It does so for me. But I don't see any noticeable difference in battery consumption between XM and stock CM kernel.
[HTC One X] MacSeoin:
Working fine just the infamous no deep sleep!
[HTC One X] noisy_lightning:
I rebooted after I made that post and it's now corrected itself and has gone below 340 and into deep sleep.
[HTC One X] noisy_lightning:
One thing I have noticed though Thomy is that the data indicator showing up and down data transmission no long works for the cellular signal. Works find on wifi though. I have cleared dalvik and that's made no difference.

I have not been using my phone enough today yet to see if it's logging data usage but I shall keep an eye on it.
[HTC One X] MacSeoin:
Still no deep sleep but 51mhz works fine
[HTC One X] kurt_hectic:
Clean CM 10.2 gives me 46.9 fps in epic citadel benchmark, with this kernel I got 44 :\

Weak result guys...
[HTC One X] DeeZZ_NuuZZ:
This kernel isn't made for android 4.3 therefore you get there less performance ...also you have to take the right version....so take some repack them with cm 10.2 boot and see which is better

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[HTC One X] yash777:
For ****s sake. Does your eye really notice that 3 fps difference? Grow up.
[HTC One X] kurt_hectic:
Man, previously I got +20% to the performance in games so now, I'm just disappointed, that's it.
[HTC One X] parkentosh:
How can you be disappointed? Dev's do it for free and CM kernel for HOX has gotten much better with time. Nothing wierd!
[HTC One X] kurt_hectic:
You suggest that CM become a way better =, hmmm maybe that's true, I don't have time to install old versions and compare it ;\

Regardless, I just stay with pure CM.

Cheers
[HTC One X] parkentosh:
Yeah... Me too... CM kernel just seems to to be the best custom kernel out there at the moments. Let's hope for lots of custom kernels when the source is released.
[HTC One X] p70shooter:
If the source is released :(
[HTC One X] Tuytje:
I'm using SlimBean 4.3.1 Rom with this kernel (replacked, latest beta) and I'm loving the kernel: smoother games, less heat, better battery life.

Only 1 problems and it is really annoying and keeps me from fully committing to this kernel:

Turning the screen on has a delay from ranging from 1 to 5 seconds :(

Does anyone have any idea where this comes from ?

Help?
[HTC One X] hamedhell:
Hi

Is it work on Sense 5??
[HTC One X] MacSeoin:
Yes if you edit some files

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This is still my 1st choice kernel until the new source is released.

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I've heard people say disabling nvidia smart dimmer and crt animation helps this
[HTC One X] DeeZZ_NuuZZ:
yep kernel must be patched with some stuff from TripNdroid kernel ...alex-v uses them too in his kernel so it works fine with sense 5
[HTC One X] smokin901:
do you know which files need to be patched, I would love to get this kernel working on sense 5
[HTC One X] DeeZZ_NuuZZ:
no sorry, but you could ask Alex-V he knows that :P
[HTC One X] high_voltage:
Can you upload the pathed xm kernel that you use on sense 5? With version it is?
[HTC One X] DeeZZ_NuuZZ:
Normally it doesn't work with sense 5 try to repack with Alex-v kernel...but normally only Alex-v, tripndroid and stock kernel are working with sense 5...

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[HTC One X] Tuytje:
I've heard people say disabling nvidia smart dimmer and crt animation helps this

Doesn't help, still have the delay with screen on. Any other ideas?
[HTC One X] rehan512:
Will this kernel work for aicp 4.3.1 i m facing bt issues in that?
[HTC One X] DeeZZ_NuuZZ:
yea there should be already a repacked boot.img search in the thread of AICP
[HTC One X] DeeZZ_NuuZZ:
http://www.htcdev.com/devcenter/downloads kernel source is there :) [MENTION=2718533]Xmister[/MENTION]
[HTC One X] nikola016:
Yeah, but as i remember he bought some Nokia Lumia, and he won't develop kernels for hox or something changed ?
[HTC One X] high_voltage:
[MENTION=2718533]Xmister[/MENTION]

In the love of God, please tell us you can find from somewhere/someone onex for 1 month so you can compilate few builds to cook us epic kernel that only you can build! There is no kernel dev left with onex + your kernel was my clear winner over all others(best battery/temperature AND performance!). ;( <3

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It didn't. Our only hope is that he can find from somewhere hox for 1m to compilate few builds till he get good stable kernel and let it be like that. Will be a lot more than nothing. We are in to his mercy and limits. After all he did a lot for us so we can't demand anything from him(we can't anyway overall, so.. :) )!
[HTC One X] lesscro:
maybe some donations can motive him... and we know something before ask for something...

Does Xmister have free time to make another good kernel ?
[HTC One X] ctfTijG:
Ha! HTC release the source of the new kernel! Sweet. Hopefully we can have an updated XM-kernel with them.
[HTC One X] Xmister:
I can't find hoxes around the corners here, but technically it's possible to build a kernel without the device. Still, I can't promise anything. I'll have some pretty hard finals in the coming months.
[HTC One X] a.broken.star:
great to see you back... !! all the best for the finals... and we really hope that you somehow manage to build a good kernel for HOX...
[HTC One X] high_voltage:
We all will be greatly thankful if you find the time/resources to compilate few builds for us. Hox is still a good performance/features wise phone and will be sad to die like that. Count me in for the stable beta testers and I am sure a lot more here on hox xda section! Thanks for your answer and even just considering to do something for us! I/we really appreciate it! Cheers!
[HTC One X] MacSeoin:
If you need a tester I'll gladly help
[HTC One X] M@c|-|oR:
Xmister, obviously there are plenty of willing testers around here looking forward for some movement, now after kernel sources are public.

:D:cool:
[HTC One X] TAGTRAUM:
Will be beta tester....Thanks for advance :victory:
[HTC One X] Rowlf:
Count me in. Always ready to test anything and everything I can afford.

All the best for finals, you could get some study time, we can always wait.:D
[HTC One X] Gezas:
Maximus

Does this kernel works on Maximus 21.1.0 any 1 tested ?
[HTC One X] DeeZZ_NuuZZ:
dude do you even read the last 2 pages? NO it's no working because xmister has to build a kernel for sense 5 with the new sources...lol ...
[HTC One X] MacSeoin:
It's like everyone is confused, you got ppl submitting logcats for the old kernel in n3o's thread too!
[HTC One X] DeeZZ_NuuZZ:
? What do you mean, lol?

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[HTC One X] Xmister:
You know what? After testing it on ondemand, I might reconsider interactive as a gaming governor.

Ondemand seems really good, and if it is good for battery life either, then why should we use another governor?

Alright, I didn't find a lockup either, so there is a release coming. (Then sleep)

Release out, a perfect 100. What a coincidence... :)

Ondemand now should be good for both battery life and gaming too. I'm pulling back the words I said about ondemand not being a good gaming governor.

I might experiment with interactive in the future, but for now, ondemand should be good for everything. (Except maybe benches.) Good night.

One more thing: With ondemand you may actually downclock pretty much. Asphalt7 was playable at 640MHz. Yes, that's right, 640MHz.(Better than with stock kernel)

And perfectly fine at 1GHz.

It seems what really matters is whether it uses quad, or not. Of course that's probably differ from game to game.
[HTC One X] hamdir:
u can use an app called PrefMon to monitor cpu during gameplay
[HTC One X] amirage:
@xmister...this is a great kernel and I really like it's performance. However, I'm experience considerable lag when unlocking the screen. It seems that the phone is entering deep sleep and the CPU throttle is not fast enough that leads to the lag.

I'm on Viper 3.3.6 nd hv repacked your kernel. I have the weather lockscreen and when I press the power button, the animation is really very laggy...even after unlocking the phone, the lag appears for a few seconds...

I have not undervolted or underclocked the kernel...nyway of solving this matter...pls help:(
[HTC One X] :
usb mass storage works?
[HTC One X] starbase64:
No, MTP only.
[HTC One X] magic_android:
Hi Xmister, thanks for the fantastic kernel and your persistent and dedicated development and support :).

I flashed 100 earlier today on my One X after repacking your kernel for Pabx's AOSP ROM (though it still booted without a repack because i forgot at first haha). From the get-go, things feel faster and snappier, the phone is scaling down to 51mhz properly and Vector runs smoothly now without any lag whereas with the stock kernel there was quite some lag in that game.

I had a random reboot, sort of like SOD. I hit the power button to turn on the screen but the screen didn't turn on, then my phone rebooted. I've attatched the last_ksmg from that reboot. I hope it helps :). I'm using Ondemand, i've got hboot 1.39 and i haven't had any touchscreen issues at all.

Also, as long as there are no major issues stopping me from using your kernel, i will post back in a few days with battery life results and such :).

Edit: one more thing. I don't really give much attention to benchmarks but i thought i'd see what quadrant result i could get since people have been posting amazing results here. I ended up getting only 4k, this isn't anything that worries me since games seem to run fine (though i haven't done extensive testing), but i thought it was worth mentioning.
[HTC One X] Alex-V:
sometimes i have the same things...but also with ncx kernel...mmhhh
[HTC One X] drivenby:
Re: [KERNEL][#100][18/02/13][3.1.10][AOSP & SENSE][HardCap][S2W][GAMING][UV]XM-Kernel

I thought that initial lag after deep sleep was because of the lp lockup, but since that's fixed now O_o
[HTC One X] Headless96:
Re: [KERNEL][#100][18/02/13][3.1.10][AOSP & SENSE][HardCap][S2W][GAMING][UV]XM-Kernel

+1
[HTC One X] m2677086:
Hi, I had the same problem although i do not have the debug log. This problem appeared since 27->75 (using 75 now) on both cm10 nightly and blade 5.0 BUT the same problem also happened with the original CM kernel. This happened to me only after heavy usage like gaming/ video playing and only when the device goes hot. So I think it s related to the cpu/gpu/device temp protection.

Regards,

Kenneth
[HTC One X] Freak07:
hey xmister

okay tested both #97 #100 with perfmon to see the frequencies used while gaming with ondemand. for me personally it seems that #97 is slightly faster while gaming. it seems to stick at 1,5 quad the whole time. #100 drops a few times the frequencies but it´s still quad. so nfsmw runs smoothly on both. but a little bit smoother on #97.

something i discoverd in #100. i´m on carbon rom. i did not repack your kernels because the storage is handled with the 0 folder.

okay first: interactive was default governor. maybe you should set it to ondemand so that even the ones who don´t care or bother to read the thread don´t come here to complain.

second: and the thing with the not sticking 51mhz minimum frequency is back with #100. it sets itself up to 102. so for me all frequencies are used except 51mhz.

but it´s really a great kernel.

and maybe you could bring a testversion out and raise the gpu minimum a bit like neo did. i don´t know what voltage is used for the next higher frequency than 200mhz but if it isn´t that much we should consider it.
[HTC One X] Agil1ty:
Hey Xmister,

would report back to you after you helping me out yesterday. Your kernel is amazing.. Im at #96 and I finally get normal deep sleep, and no longer having it hanging at 340mhz all the time. Git my phone off the charget at 3:30 midnight, and this morning at 9:30 it only dropped 1 percent :)

I was wondering if it would be possible to undervolt it so it would use less power during browsing etc? Or would you just underclock it to say 1 ghz?
[HTC One X] drivenby:
Re: [KERNEL][#100][18/02/13][3.1.10][AOSP & SENSE][HardCap][S2W][GAMING][UV]XM-Kernel

I don't understand the question but you can most definitely under volt and underclock.

For under volting I use System Tuner and for under clocking, rom toolbox (although I guess set cpu would be better)

I have my phone uc to 1ghz and so far everything is smooth and less heat. Battery wise there's a bit of a difference, but not as much as one would expect.

I undervolted my phone - 100mV, battery wise in theory it should make a difference but in practical use, it really doesn't. I mainly under volt to reduce heat output.

Keep in mind that not every hox is the same, yours might not be able to handle so much, so under volt - 25mv and test for a day or two and then add in some more. Never set on boot.
[HTC One X] Agil1ty:
Re: [KERNEL][#100][18/02/13][3.1.10][AOSP & SENSE][HardCap][S2W][GAMING][UV]XM-Kernel

I think you did understand my question :D so undervolting doesn't really help battery life, but underclocking does?

Some ppl in this thread say they can get 6 hours of screen on time.. how do they get that? I only get round 3 hours max..
[HTC One X] hamdir:
the 51mhz is utter BS and in fact problematic since it can cause a delay in screen unlock, so please stop pushing for this ridiculous step, if anything i would ask Xmister to remove it completely

as for the interactive, well im testing #100 right now, but from what i noticed Xmister simply lowered the interactive threshold even further, if this is the fix, i expect the problem to still be there, right now im testing with go maxspeed load 85, because this the optimal value for the interactive governor, i will report if the problem reoccurs

as for ondemand is better for gaming, im sorry everyone and xmister but this is false, ondemand requires aggressive values in order to be lag free in games, this is puts you at trouble with battery life in normal UI use, this is why we have game boost to begin with, to switch between the gaming aggressive values and stock battery friendly values, interactive at go maxspeed load 85 with the rest of the boost values at 0, will give you the best of two worlds, good battery for light work and good performance in game, having said that we have always skipped interactive because it was always broken in HTC source and had those stuck issues

finally i have to say and this is specific to Xmister kernel, regardless of the governor values, interactive seems to be much smoother than ondemand in games for some unexplained reason, i have tested repeatedly and everytime NFSMW runs much smoother using interactive, lets hope the LP core bug is really fixed because this is the best governor for this kernel
[HTC One X] drivenby:
Re: [KERNEL][#100][18/02/13][3.1.10][AOSP & SENSE][HardCap][S2W][GAMING][UV]XM-Kernel

If I recall correctly that user has a t3 variant and does some really serious under volting (like - 200mv at some frequencies), that could be part of it another part is what use you are giving your phone. Just reading in the Kindle app should easily give you like 5+ hours of screen time .

It's not that uv is useless to increase battery life it's more like 95% uv enough to see a significant improvement in battery life. I have undervolted to - 125mv and I don't think i ever saw a measurable improvement in battery life.

Under clocking in theory COULD give you an increased battery life, it depends on what use you give your phone again. Remember it's voltage not clock speed that determines power usage, so if your phone has to process something it will do it anyway regardless of speed. So 1.5ghz means faster processing while 1ghz means less voltage but more time needed to process the same thing.

There are tons of variables but in general reasonable under volting and under clocking should grant you better battery life.

As for the 6 hours screen time... I don't believe it at all :P, it's ridiculously easy to bloat up screen time. There's only so much a quadcore phone can do with a 1800amp battery.

Hell even disabling 2-3 core has questionable benefits.
[HTC One X] Agil1ty:
Thanks for explaining mate :) Well so far I am happy, the main problem I had with the One X is that it would draw power when in idle. This would be more than 10-15% overnight. It doesnt seem to do that anymore with #96 of this kernel..
[HTC One X] jerrylzy:
The pity is that Sense is optimized for ondemand governor. If I remember correctly, on my Desire HD the interactive governor indeed performed good at both battery saving and gaming, while the ondemand governor provided me not only lags but also more serious battery draining. However, things changed after I used Sensation. As I know, developers, such as LeeDroid, mike1986 and so on, had been looking for which governor is best-suited for msm8260 chip. What they found out was that ondemand played better than interactive on msm8260 powered phones.

I also found out that on most tegra powered phones/tablets, the default governor was interactive while HTC used ondemand. I had no time and ability to confirm that sense, as rumor says, is optimized for ondemand governor. May be we can find something interesting in Sense's framework:p
[HTC One X] hamdir:
all you said is true and yes the Nexus 7 is using interactive, the stock HTC ondemand values are simply miserable for games

gaming boost apps which provide different ondemand profiles solved our problem

but regardless of sense, games will always run on better on interactive provided the kernels source bugs are fixed

still test #100 + interactive, so far good