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[HTC One X] high_voltage:
[MENTION=1148003]lyapota[/MENTION]

After some testing and thinking for #24 I would suggest:

1) 1550MHz max step (with enable_oc 1 otherwise default 0 and normal cpu scaling up to 1500MHz)

2) core_voltage control interface(xmister got one in his #17/I think [MENTION=4898058]audahadi[/MENTION] got one too) as -50mV is good for daily usage, but comes short with edp off and 520MHz gpu.

3) maybe emc voltage control?
[HTC One X] smeejaytee:
Oc would be awesome

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[HTC One X] rkuijpers:
Ummm... yes I do, if I (re)boot my phone and leave it alone a while without first unlocking the screen, touch wouldn't react anymore afterwards.

Only hard reset helps, and unlocking the screen after a reboot of course :p

Once unlocked, it works all of the time.

I presumed it would be the touchscreen tweaks in a tweakscript on my phone that were causing that problem, but could be kernel related too I guess.

It doesn't bother me that much though, as I always wake the screen after a reboot.

But you're right, SlimKat has it too.
[HTC One X] p70shooter:
I had it on all the kk ROMs and kernels I've tried. It's to do with s2w, if you turn that off there is no problem. I like s2w tho so just like you I play with my phone on reboot.
[HTC One X] rkuijpers:
Good to know, thanks! :highfive:
[HTC One X] pisc3s1203:
i have it when i use keyboard, sometime i cant type "N" or "R", even space
[HTC One X] lukes91:
+1

1600 MHz is a lot and the performances are almost the same i can get with 1550 MHz but battery drain is higher, and phone becomes hot anyway when gaming... after some days of usage battery life with OC disabled is almost the same of #17 prearoma for me...

i also agree on the voltage interface :good:
[HTC One X] potblack2win:
Hi

Just flashed this kernel onto my ARHD based custom ROM.

Out of the following variants, which is the best for overall performance

LS seria - stock HTC best trade hotplug, LM seria - mpdecision hotplug, LQ seria - nvidia cpuquiet hotplug, LI seria - intelli hotplug
[HTC One X] a.broken.star:
you have to try that on your own.

LS is discontinued i guess. Out of the rest three give them all a shot and see...

I like LI more. Phone is very fast, less hot and great battery life. But many users seem to prefer LM..
[HTC One X] high_voltage:
1.6GHz is troublesome for some reason. Part of it is core voltage. 1,55GHz is more reliable and can be ran with low voltage while for 1.6GHz there should be greater bump on voltage/temps. And with 1.55GHz you can still see increased performance. Core voltage interface will be great for the above reason... maybe then we can test more for 1.6GHz stability. Xmister got one in his #17 kernel and audihati got voltages for everything so it should be doable. :)
[HTC One X] lukes91:
i faced no issues with all cpus [MENTION=1247388]1.6[/MENTION] GHz but battery drain and overheat (but i expected them)... anyway no need for 1.6GHz in my opinion, no benefits as phone and games are smooth even @1.5, so overclocking to 1.55 is quite enough and not mandatory to gain extra performances :)
[HTC One X] lonewolf911:
wish there was a way...

to improve the one x's camera startup & photoshoot reaction times.

that's something that really annoys me... sometimes I miss important moments because of the delays..

other than that I would stay with it no need to upgrade to anything else for now..
[HTC One X] smeejaytee:
I noticed yesterday that this kernel had no selinux support it disables it please could you add this for kitkat users it would be very helpful thank you

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[HTC One X] smeejaytee:
Something Eyosen was saying me me fell it was important it gets disabled when you use this kernel I did wonder as I read that it breaks some root apps

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[HTC One X] Dark_Avenger:
[MENTION=1148003]lyapota[/MENTION], please add intelliactive governor from this commit [1]. Thanks in advance.

[1] https://github.com/faux123/android_...mmit/c361a6ef26649a836967fd6286bb4cc781cee32f
[HTC One X] blackbuffalo:
I think this commit [MENTION=1148003]lyapota[/MENTION] added in version 21 and above
[HTC One X] Dark_Avenger:
Intelliactive governor is not available in all [MENTION=1148003]lyapota[/MENTION] kernel variants [1]. In 21+ he added intelli hotplug, which is completely different thing.

[1] https://github.com/lyapota/enru-3.1.10-g7f360be/tree/master/drivers/cpufreq
[HTC One X] blackbuffalo:
Yes, you are right!:)
[HTC One X] mido.fayad:
[MENTION=1148003]lyapota[/MENTION]

can u please add one version with core voltage undervolting -50 and no cpu undervolting ..

i have done a lot of tests in the last weeks as i always have problems with -50 core -50 cpu undervolting on variant 2

and i have changed the mainboard 2 weeks ago and got a new one with variant 1

so i tested the same version -50 core -50 cpu and no problems with it but for sure the table is different as in variant 1 with -50 cpu is 1150mv for 1.5 ghz while for variant 2 1100mv

that's why i asked for -50 core and no cpu undervolting so we get -50 in the core and still have 1150 mv for 1.5 ghz in variant 2 and i think this will fix all the problems related to undervolting in variant 2

and i got yesterday another replacement and now again it's variant 2 so ican test it if u want

thanks for your great work :)
[HTC One X] DeeZZ_NuuZZ:
You can set the voltage in aroma installer O.o so why the need of creating another one... I don't understand what it could help for or so

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[HTC One X] mido.fayad:
No u can't set what I say in aroma

If u increased voltage from 1100 to 1150 then it won't simply use this frequency when it comes hardcoded with -50 core and CPU

And I want it to he hardcoded -50 core and no CPU undervolting for variant 2

Which means we will get -50 core and still CPU @1150 MV for 1.5 GHz hardcoded
[HTC One X] high_voltage:
Variant 2 should be stable with 1100mV for cpu. Why you would want it to be 1150mV? First test with the new chip if it's stable. More common for causing problems is -50mV core voltage.
[HTC One X] mido.fayad:
Yes it's stable in normal usage with 1100mv but not in games when using full quad @ 1.5 GHz

So in theory I think if we undervolted -50 core and no CPU undervolting, it will be very stable as we already have undervolted CPU because stock is 1237mv while we have 1150 for variant 2
[HTC One X] high_voltage:
I honestly think it's from the kernel itself. Will explain: I am variant 2 and with xm 188v4, n3o, trip all 4.1.x/sense 4+ kernels I am stable at full quad 1.5GHz and 520MHz gpu with 1100mV, BUT there I am with stock core voltage I think. With alex-v kernel 2.6rc for 4.2.x I am fully stable with 1100mV 1.5GHz/520MHz even with 58 degrees batt temperature in really heavy games.With lyapota I am stable with 1100 only if I am edp ON and 520MHz gpu. For full quad I need to go +50mV for 1150mV. I think it's the core voltage that makes the cpu unstable. I know from xmister for sure that core voltage alter the cpu voltage... sooo that's the reason and that's why I want core voltage control. Manual from file is ok for me, but I want to have the option to change it on the fly as -50/50 is great for daily use/battery life. Also edp on for games is not bad too as the temps are a lot lower(edp off and walking dead game = 58 degrees, edp on = 50 degrees battery). xm got core control in #17(partly manual as you need to set a file to 1 to show core voltages in trickster mod) so maybe [MENTION=1148003]lyapota[/MENTION] can ask for the code?
[HTC One X] freaked9:
Hotplug?

Hy!

Witch hotplug version is the best now, if want UI smoothness?
[HTC One X] DeeZZ_NuuZZ:
try out, cpuquiet, mpdecision and intelliplug kernel are all good...
[HTC One X] DeeZZ_NuuZZ:
#23 LQ normal boot.img with cpu -50mv and core -25mv and viperX 4.0.7

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[HTC One X] p70shooter:
If were posting screenshots heres mine. 23 lm with no tweaking by me on SlimROM :)
[HTC One X] windylawyer.1712:
Slimkat with kernel from rom zip??

Which setting u use and how u use ur phone? Wifi or 3g?

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[HTC One X] p70shooter:
It's with this kernel LM version. Only thing I change is i underclock it to 1000. Don't use 3g much it's mostly wifi.
[HTC One X] a.broken.star:
I am experiencing huge walelocks and my phone is in awake position for lot of time..

This RILJ and basebandpower and powermanager thing are getting worse

Rom : AICP kitkat

Kernel : 21 Li
[HTC One X] a.broken.star:
I am trying #23 LQ now to see if that suits my phone more.. I am variant 0..

So i installed this kernel and now i have few options to play with..

First I am trying with:

Governeor: interactive

Scheduler: deadline

Min freq : 51

Max : 1200

I am confused about CPUQ Governor though. balanced, runnable, rq_stats and load_stats

I did some reading and found out this :

runnable : keeps cores inactive most of the time and imporves battery but perofrmace is low

userspace : keeps cores active most of the time and less battery friendly (cant find this option though so not giving a lot of thinking)

balanced : a balanced performance. actives cores on load and deactives them shortly thereafter. so good battery life and good performance

load_stats : very poor on battery

rq_stats : great on battery

there is so much less about rq_stats and load_stats, also i am not sure if what i think about runnable and balanced is also correct..

Can anyone give some link or explain what they mean and which is best for battery performace

, I may test all of them with diffrent gov and scheduler ...
[HTC One X] Bobbi lim:
[MENTION=1148003]lyapota[/MENTION] it'll be great if your kernel can come with intelliactive or intllidemand ! :)
[HTC One X] alicarbovader:
i'm running ARHD 31.3.. I don't wanna update to the new base (ARHD 33.1) but during installation i'm warned that i should have the new bas. is is safe to proceed because i don't want to update my ROM, just the kernel.
[HTC One X] Focuz:
I installed #23 UV LM on my HOX running ARHD 31.2. It works like a charm for daily use, but then I tried playing some Minion Rush and the phone froze after some minutes. Had to force the phone to shut off.

Could this be related to a UV problem because of the HOX variant?

Gpu 520mhz, cpu 1,5ghz on all cores etc.

I bought it in June the same year as the phone was launched. I guess that was in April. Could it be variant 0? :(

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[HTC One X] windylawyer.1712:
Yep so i think u should increase the volgate 25Mha more.variant 0 can be UV max to 50, but it is not stable.

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[HTC One X] high_voltage:
It's because core undervolting(-50mV in that case). Actually quite few phones can handle -50mV on core while 520MHz gpu and 1.5GHz on all cores(edp off). Even -25mV can be troublesome on maybe half the phones! Try with mV series is my advice! Battery life should not be much different. I really want core control, but [MENTION=1148003]lyapota[/MENTION] is too busy lately + got himself an m8 + his hox in his daughter hands so it's hard for him to do anything nowdays...
[HTC One X] a.broken.star:
I am variant 0 too... i am using UV kernel and on top of that i have undervolted -50mV... no problems.. phone running smooth.. no freeze and reboots
[HTC One X] windylawyer.1712:
Not all variant 0 phone can handle that UV.

Mine is variant 2.my friend's HoX is variant 2 too.but mine, just can handle uv -75. His, can handle uv -100.

So, each phone just suits with 1 value, although they are the same variant ;)

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[HTC One X] and313:
Working great with cm11
[HTC One X] Focuz:
Thanks for making that clear. Will try the MV tomorrow and if it still freeze the phone I'll have to stick with standard voltage.

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[HTC One X] Bobbi lim:
I get this more on Sense rom than aosp

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It's not a big deal really, it'll work fine
[HTC One X] alicarbovader:
Um you sure...? Cuz i don't want to brick my device
[HTC One X] absadie:
question

can i flash this kernel with my viper x rom?

also where is the dowload link for this kernel? i cannot seem to find it.

thanks in advance
[HTC One X] kantry123:
Guyz I need a help

I'm new to kernel repacking

Currently I'm on aicp v4.0 ROM

The kernel provided with that ROM has battery issues

So I wanna install this lyopota kernel

In the thread online kernel repack thread

There r two kernels needed to be fetched

Can any body tell me what kernel do I fetch for 1st blank?

I mean like first for aicp kernel or lyopota kernel?

Thanks n regards

kantry 123

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Yes. U can flash on viper x
[HTC One X] absadie:
question

must i really turn S-off to flash Kernel in recovery?
[HTC One X] blackbuffalo:
Source Kernel is Lyapota

New kernel (ramdisk) is AICP4.0

then repack
[HTC One X] a.broken.star:
S-off for onex is not available..flash kernel via fastboot.. Thats the only way... You cant flash kernel in recovery if you are s-on
[HTC One X] absadie:
thanks for the info. i do have a wuestion regarding that one. which among the .img in the kernel folder inside the .zip should i rename and flashed as boot.img..

there are loads of .img inside the folder
[HTC One X] Thant:
No you are not right now you can flash kernel from recovery with the new AromaFM KL flasher from Thunder07 and you don't need computer for this offcorse if you need repacked you need computer
[HTC One X] absadie:
help

okay, i was able to download the kernels .zip file. now i do not know what to do next. i was told to flash the file in fastboot. however i cannot find any boot.img to flash. also since s-off are none existent to HOX there is no way i can flash thru recovery. can you guys help me out on this one? would appreciate your help. thanks
[HTC One X] lukes91:
you have to open the zip, look inside the kernel folder and you'll find a lot of boot.img renamed in different ways according to features.. put the zip inside sdcard and the boot.img you want to flash in fastboot folderi in the pc and then flash it via fastboot flash boot <name_of_image>.img command and later fastboot erase cache. after that, enter recovery and flash the zip file, choose options you want in aroma installer and you are fine after a reboot :)
[HTC One X] absadie:
so you mean i just choose whichever .img present inside the kernel folder of the zip?
[HTC One X] lukes91:
read the op, so you know what every abbreviation in the name means and you can choose the one you want...
[HTC One X] absadie:
got it

was able to flash it without problem. THANK you very much.

one question tho. how important is under volting? i chose not to tinker with it and set the default only.
[HTC One X] lukes91:
not so much.. if your phone can stand uv, that's ok, otherwise if you encounter system instabililties/random reboots/etc, it's better to increase mV level... if you uv the phone will be cooler and should drain less battery juice anyway...
[HTC One X] absadie:
Okay, successfully flashed everything and nothing wrong so far. Thanks for the help. :)
[HTC One X] absadie:
How do I use the double tap to wake? Cannot seem to find it.
[HTC One X] lukes91:
did you activate it into aroma?
[HTC One X] absadie:
Yes I did. Sweep to wake works perfectly. But the tapvto wake is what I want tho,
[HTC One X] lukes91:
check the settings for dt2w in the "configuring kernel parameters" spoiler in the OP and compare them with the ones you have in your 55sw2wake file (if you edit the settings right in the system file they won't stick after the reboot)... change anything that doesn't match and reboot... if you still don't have a working dt2w please post here the content of your 55sw2wake file...
[HTC One X] absadie:
Checked it alreadt. Just the same. Hmmm.
[HTC One X] lukes91:
quite weird... try to flash again the zip in aroma...
[HTC One X] absadie:
Flashed it again. Nada. Oh well.
[HTC One X] lukes91:
post here the content of 55sw2wake file...
[HTC One X] smeejaytee:
Is lypota still developing this kernel as not seen him here for quite a while

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[HTC One X] aspico:
which kernel

which kernel i have to unzip and flash via fastboot? i would like to have double tap 2 wake and sweep 2 wake, will this kernel work on ARHD last version?
[HTC One X] suljo94:
first off it will work with arhd secondly do you want to undervolt if not use the kernels without mv or uv in them thirdly select the hot plug you want full name off hot plugs is in the first post and somewhere here should be a description on what the differences are between the hot plugs(don’t ask just use search button) or use google(need the full name of the hot plugs)
[HTC One X] high_voltage:
He just get his M8 and his hox is in his daughter hands so it's hard for him to devode his time to us. Officially is in development, but in reality I even msg him 2 private massages and he didn't respond to them. I hope he is just busy.
[HTC One X] lonewolf911:
WCS - Worst Case Scenario

Let us assume for just a moment that lyapota has indeed terminated his development on his HOX kernel...

He atleast left us with #23 an excellent ironed version with great battery life & several hotplugs to choose from powered by a versatile aroma installer..

So as far as I'm concerned, he left us with his very best work !!

No complaints whatsoever !!

Thanks lyapota !
[HTC One X] smeejaytee:
For the most Mart it is a good kernel but it does have some problems and there are more features that could be added but I wasnt complaining I just was hoping to see this kernel reach it's full potential as I have used it on and off since the initial release

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[HTC One X] lonewolf911:
Perhaps, but he took his kernel to an entirely different level..

by literally blowing an extra 1000 miles of wind-power in the HOX's sails....
[HTC One X] smeejaytee:
If by that you mean good battery life I would have to agree the battery life with lyapotas kernel is great

sent from my blower
[HTC One X] aspico:
double tap 2 wake

Could somebody please explain me how to turn off double tap 2 wake, because the phone unlocks itself in the pocket,i have turned on pocket security with trickster mod, but it unlocks again. thanks
[HTC One X] absadie:
Maybe try to reflash it and untick thr dt2w option in the aroma installer.
[HTC One X] high_voltage:
[MENTION=1148003]lyapota[/MENTION]

What's up mate? Long time no see? Do you still plan to do few more things with the kernel as more voltage control:

https://github.com/audahadi/next_endeavoru_kernel/commit/27975f09d66906096dc767e9df8f2b371d11ef65 with this one we can have control over cpu, core(gpu), emc, LP core voltage. It looks good. Also is there a way to change the core_voltage in #17 or #23? #23 got a file where cpu_mv_table is, but can't write nothing in it.
[HTC One X] Domac5:
hey where can I find LS series kernel? i have only lm, lq and li
[HTC One X] a.broken.star:
Its no longer compiled. You have to use older version of this kernel if you want LS. Check change log in the OP and see when it was removed, and use the version just before that...
[HTC One X] Bobbi lim:
You won't brick your device so easily as we don't have s-off for our hox... I flash multiple kernels on a older version of a rom quite a few times in a week though and there's no hiccups till now
[HTC One X] smeejaytee:
I recently read that 17 is really fast compared to 23 is it stable for daily use and is it recommended over 23 please thanks in advance
[HTC One X] donkyshot:
Test #23 first there shouldn't be much difference though I personally still prefer #17 lm uv without aroma.
[HTC One X] smeejaytee:
I'm using 23 but I had some lag playing temple run 2 and it was annoying me because I kept dying lol and I'd heard that 17 was really fluid and fast thanks for the reply
[HTC One X] and313:
Change cpuquiet to runnable
[HTC One X] smeejaytee:
Sorry should have stated I'm using intelliplug is cpu quiet better
[HTC One X] Benski_84:
Just a short Feedback:

I use this Kernel in #23 LM seria for some days but in comparison with the Alex_V 2.6 RC, in my opinion is Alex' Kernel the better one.

#23 LM seria settings:

Scheduler: row

Governor: smartmax

CPU: -25 mV (not out of the box)

The same settings i got on Alex' Kernel and my battery runtime was better on his Kernel in daily use. I dont play any games or something like that...

Need my phone on longest possible standby time.

One other issue i saw (dont know if it known), i got 5% drop steps on #23.

In the end, the Kernel is good and thanks [MENTION=1148003]lyapota[/MENTION] for his work, but i change back to Alex_V.
[HTC One X] high_voltage:
I am with #17 LM UV pre aroma versions(that's mpdecision cpu/core -50mV). With default untouched settings I get 4-5:30h screen on time daily with lot of viber, internet, facebook app, autobrightness. For games I use EDP ON and 520MHz gpu+gaming governor. Really cold phone and great gaming. EDP OFF is not needed. True that you get 1.5GHz instead of 1.4GHz, but the temperatures for example in "the walking dead" game goes from 48 to 58 with edp off... not worth it+with edp off, gpu on 520MHz and that temperature the chance for your phone to be stable is slim. Mine is not. I need -25mV core to do that, but that kernel gives me too good battery life/overall performance to change it.

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You should try #17 lm uv prearoma and use it with default settings(ondeamand, noop, cpu already undervolted and 1.5GHz max with edp on(1.4GHz quad)). Lyapota kernel battery life is great with default settings otherwise it's not that good. I got 5:35 hours screen on and every day 4h screen on. Before I used alex-v 2.6 RC and the battery life was lot worse on it compared to #17 that I use now. Cheers.
[HTC One X] Benski_84:
Thanks dude. Will #17 give a try.

BTW: is there any way to download #17? Just found #23 in OP /second Post

Edit: found it ;)

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=51201552&postcount=1923
[HTC One X] high_voltage:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/wbrbvpeatct2cbo/lyapota_LM_4.18.401.2_kernel_017.zip - this is the right one for sure.
[HTC One X] Oijkn:
Thx for the link, can I use it with ARHD 33.1?

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[HTC One X] Briztama:
Do i need to Repack the kernel for ARHD v33.1?

Also, does this kernel supports swap space for this Mod?

Thanks in advance..
[HTC One X] lukes91:
no, repack is not needed for sense roms...
[HTC One X] high_voltage:
Yes--->extract boot.img and flash it via fastboot(fastboot flash boot boot.img)--->fastboot erase cache--->go into recovery--->flash modules(the ehole zip)--->wipe cache/dalvik--->reboot, enjoy and give it a few days before really good battery life starts to show up. Everything is set out of the box... voltage, governor, i/o, etc. Just use the phone.

No, no repack needed. Should work ok without and try it like that.
[HTC One X] smeejaytee:
Does it still have frandom and is ksm on 17 please
[HTC One X] high_voltage:
Frandom - yes. On by default.

Ksm - not sure.
[HTC One X] Oijkn:
Thanks a lot for your advice, I will try it!

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[HTC One X] absadie:
What is frandom anyway? Thats the only thing I dont get. Hope yell dont mind me asking this
[HTC One X] kantry123:
Frandom is a Linux kernel random number generator, which is 10-50 times faster than what you get from Linux' built-in /dev/urandom. And it uses very little (/dev/frandom) or none (/dev/erandom) of the kernel's entropy pool, so it is very useful for applications that require a handy source for lots of random data.

Its most common use seems to be wiping large hard disks with random data before encryption. It's currently supporting 2.6 kernels, but was originally written for version 2.2.

pls. do search before posting

regards

kantry123
[HTC One X] IceFe:
When I connect my HOX to the charger in the car, he tells me that I consume more power than they get from the charger.

I also selected fast charge.
[HTC One X] smeejaytee:
It's due to under volting