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[ONE Original Android Development] blax123:
Any chance of getting this implemented into the kernel? Would love to use your kernel with this nice feature because doubletaptowake is not much as good as sweep2wake. http://xdaforums.com/xposed/modules/app-wake-gestures-v1-0-t2768266

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[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
My guess, based upon answers in previous device kernel threads is, no... Only reason why we have tap to wake is because it's baked into the rom/base kernel and Franco hasn't cut it out...
[ONE Original Android Development] blax123:
Yes I know it is baked into to the ROM and Franco does not like such things but it looks like he just have to implement a "module" and then we could use this feature via xposed, correct me if I am wrong

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[ONE Original Android Development] 530farm:
Working w/ the latest Liquid Smooth rom, so far.
[ONE Original Android Development] bud77:
A variant of this is now included in latest mahdi rom

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[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
What happens when you use that xposed module as is? Since this rom has gestures baked in I would expect it to work already....
[ONE Original Android Development] blax123:
Thabk you for the info but i would like to stay stock

I did not test it but in the thread of the developer someone asked if it would work on the OPO and the OP said no unfortunately..

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[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Test it anyways... :p. Dev might be wrong...

I'd test it, but I don't use xposed... I'm philosophically opposed to it... ;)
[ONE Original Android Development] bud77:
You don't seem to understand that gestures are built into ROM, and not kernel, for OPO

You will probably never find a kernel, since it will drain battery

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[ONE Original Android Development] blax123:
It seems like the Dev was right:

I understand that the doubletaptowake feature of the OPO/CM11S is built into ROM, but another additional feature like this would be cool. He implemented an module for the nexus4 too, there we had an app for those features called "Touch Control". I was hoping to get something similar
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Do you have the tap to wake or other gestures enabled in settings? (camera, media, torch?) if not, turn one on and see if that makes a difference...
[ONE Original Android Development] bud77:
Touch control on N4 was possible in kernel because the screen specs allowed it

On N5 it was causing massive battery drain (3% per idle hour)

And no kernel dev will add such feature since it's already in rom

You have to adapt your needs to the device , not the other way around ;)

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[ONE Original Android Development] blax123:
Makes no difference sadly..

Yah, it's okay :(

Like I said I had a bit of hope ..

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[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Or learn to compile your own kernel... Take Franco's git and add the module yourself...
[ONE Original Android Development] 69gm:
I think I read that CM update should fix the google services wakelock...at least I hope so...my phone isn't deep sleeping AT ALL!
[ONE Original Android Development] mbudden:
Only thing installed was the kernel itself.

Installed kernel. Charged to 100%. Unplugged. Went to sleep. Woke up to high draw during idle. No WiFi running. No apps running. Fresh reboot.
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Red5 and I were talking about that earlier, and a couple of us linked some solutions from the opo forums... Its a quick easy fix...

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You do know that upon a kernel install, various rom events are triggered and occurs in the background over the next several hours...
[ONE Original Android Development] mbudden:
Please do explain.

I've been in this game for quite sometime and I've never heard of such thing.

Upon installing the stock kernel it has reverted to 8mA draw on idle.
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
I'm trying to track down that page, but I remember reading that the media server rebuilds a database (or something) when a new kernel is detected,
[ONE Original Android Development] 69gm:
Sorry, can you point me to the right direction? I've been going back a few pages, but I can't seem to find it. Only reference I found was the franco one I quoted.

Appreciate the help! :o
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Self QUOTE with link to deep sleep link on opo forums. [MENTION=4151403]69gm[/MENTION] linked in this quote..
[ONE Original Android Development] leafs44:
Anyone get the aosp version to work on the latest PA?
[ONE Original Android Development] f100cleveland:
[MENTION=3292224]franciscofranco[/MENTION] Did you switch away from myfluxi conservative GPU gov? I just saw it was msm-adreno-tz when I looked at it.

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The latest pa should be up to date Franco plus some extras that they've added.

I couldn't get it to get to the boot animation earlier today. Just stayed stuck on slash screen, so I couldn't grab a log.
[ONE Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
I'm against that stuff so I'm not going to implement it, sorry.
[ONE Original Android Development] digweed4me:
No wake lock here running liquidsmooth+francos r10
[ONE Original Android Development] paychex:
Wake features are only battery friendly when baked into the rom

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There's a pretty easy fix for that. I think I posted it here previously
[ONE Original Android Development] zephiK:
http://xdaforums.com/oneplus-one/general/guide-google-play-services-battery-t2832525
[ONE Original Android Development] mcg:
Set on Boot isn't working for Color control, and the profiles aren't saving correctly - anyone running into this too?
[ONE Original Android Development] zephiK:
I can confirm.. I set on boot, reboot my phone... the set on boot is disabled again and the RGB values are set back to default.

I can just load the color profile again to get my RGB.
[ONE Original Android Development] jarylw:
I'm losing radio signal and the only way to get it back is to restart my phone. Is anyone getting the same issue? Because I did not get this before flashing the kernel. Not trying to point fingers here. Is there anyway I can retrieve the log of this rare occurrence since I can't reproduce this at will..

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Which part of this widget/app are u looking at? It shows 0 mA on my device not sure if its a faulty unit or is it a software (some files missing from rom?) issue
[ONE Original Android Development] sharp2G:
Haha I just had the same problem and was about to comment. After a few restarts it looks okay. I'll give this kernel a shot for a few days (or until the OTA arrives) and see how it impacts battery life.
[ONE Original Android Development] lafila:
I can confirm there's a higher drain in idle.

Tested Stock and Franco r10 on same conditions (over the night, wifi enabled, sync enabled) and lost 1% on stock, 4% on franco's kernel.

I simply installed the kernel about 10 hours before I started the test, and did some UV - nothing else. The amount of alarms and ontime of wakelocks is almost identically - except the cores on franco somehow stayed on max frequency for a few minutes (Govenor hasn't been changed).

Somehow I wasn't able to put the content of the .txt's in a "

" box because of using too many images... Therefor you can find it in the attachment.

I hope this may somehow help.

Greetings
[ONE Original Android Development] mbudden:
Thank you.

I was starting to think I was doing something wrong.

I kept rerunning through my apps to see if something was syncing etc. Nada.

I hope it's addressed. If I knew how to log it properly, I would. All I have is the data from my battery monitor.
[ONE Original Android Development] paychex:
Perhaps the undervolting is causing your battery drain. Volts are just one aspect or power. It has to make up the wattage somewhere. Either higher amps or more cpu cycles

This is a powerful cpu and the stock voltage tables are already low. Undervolting shouldn't be needed

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some apps are running. and it's probably one of them that is the culprit
[ONE Original Android Development] mbudden:
Apologies for skipping over this.

The reason it's stating 0mA is due to the developer not updating the app for it to detect the OPO yet. After contacting him he stated that anyone using it will have to change it manually.

Settings > Battery > Monitoring > mA Retrieval Method > "Reverse mA"

You'll have to tinker with your monitoring intervals etc for your taste. Every 3 mins seems enough for me. 2 minutes and it starts being picked up by the Battery stats in the Settings.

Trust me. No apps were running.
[ONE Original Android Development] paychex:
Ok. Let me rephrase. What processes are running. Something is operating or it isn't really an operating system. Also you just stated you have an amp probe running that's paging the system every three minutes. Is it also logging the stats as well?
[ONE Original Android Development] Naddict:
Thread lightly cleaned...keep the self righteousness out of here, and if you cannot stand being respectful and feel the need to tell other members to "Shut Up" using abbreviations that bypass the profanity filter, then perhaps XDA is not the place for you.

Be nice, or get out...no time for childishness in development.
[ONE Original Android Development] whoa718:
I lost 5% overnight with airplane mode on with Franco, on stock it would still be at 100 after 7 hours
[ONE Original Android Development] bradm23:
What version are you running? If its v10, it just came out and your going to have to give it a few charge cycles before it settles in. That would give you a better comparison vs stock than within the first 24 hours. Good luck

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Just wanted to say that I love using Franco kernel and I wouldn't of bought the one plus if he didn't support it.

When I first got my one plus, the display looked warm. Ever since flashing this kernel, I notice more of a cool screen color. The color section isn't supported yet in the app and I didn't adjust any of the CM setting in display. Is there a color adjustment within the kernel that made it cool, or is it just a placibo?

Thanks!
[ONE Original Android Development] whoa718:
It happens on any kernel that I have tried. Could it be because I have pm sleep mode on collapse suspend?

I also notice when I wake the device after those hours 3 percent would just disappear in 2 minutes
[ONE Original Android Development] cchant:
Just had a sleep of death

http://pastebin.com/kcbr8Dym
[ONE Original Android Development] usmave:
Here's the idle battery drain higher than with stock.

Same apps installed, same settings, same time and place.

Just swiched kernel, nothing else.

Atm its about 0.9% per hour, with stock about 0.3% /h.

Bbs log below
[ONE Original Android Development] mbudden:
[IMG="Stock Kernel"]http://i.imgur.com/Sx00rLF.png[/IMG]

[IMG="Franco r10"]http://i.imgur.com/lBJ2jVX.png[/IMG]

Few charge cycles? I doubt that's true.

Unless your kernel is doing something in the background to optimize itself...
[ONE Original Android Development] jcpq:
For MAHDI rom i use AOSP version? or CM11S?
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Aosp
[ONE Original Android Development] acuicultor:
Almost no battery drain when device idle and very good battery backup with r10 default settings. Thanks dev.
[ONE Original Android Development] patstar5:
Can I use this kernel with Pacman rom?

Can I? Battery life not that great and looks like this improves it.
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Yes, you can.
[ONE Original Android Development] patstar5:
So do I use cm 11s or aosp kernel with Pacman rom?
[ONE Original Android Development] zephiK:
Just stop and think for a moment,

What ROM are you using? CM11S?

Great... flash the CM11S One.

Are you using a ROM other than CM11S?

Flash AOSP.
[ONE Original Android Development] MICa.fighter:
For cm11s ROM use the cm11s franco kernel. For any other ROM try the aosp franco kernel first.

Swyped from my Oneplus One
[ONE Original Android Development] insestito:
Can change the gamma display like nexus 5 + your kernel?

Like this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2544128
[ONE Original Android Development] zephiK:
Not yet implemented for the OPO. If you read the changelog for FKU,

For now use the RGB and the Hue/Saturation/Contrast in built in ROM. I'm pretty happy with my colors.
[ONE Original Android Development] sharp2G:
True or false? Someone in the previous pages mentioned that it takes for the kernel to become optimized for you usage? I don't think that's necessarily the case because my battery life seems similar to what I get with the stock kernel.

Correct me if I'm wrong.
[ONE Original Android Development] ruben8448:
Are you able to adjust vibration strength with r10? It seems a little bit weaker to me
[ONE Original Android Development] zephiK:
Not yet. And yeah it does feel weaker.
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
You don't have to tweak it, but if you do, and do it carefully and properly, or can increase the battery life (substantially in some use cases)

But it's hard to measure sometimes...
[ONE Original Android Development] iboj007:
I had this as well. Once I got the device to reboot, I had no mobile data signal until next reset.
[ONE Original Android Development] sharp2G:
Has anyone tried using ART + Franco kernel on default settings? Any improvements? I just switched over to ART after flashing Franco kernel r10 and will see...
[ONE Original Android Development] david23c:
You can if you use TricksterMod but all sound dies for my OPO whenever I tweak it, so I decided to just leave it stock. I'm assuming there's a reason why you can't adjust vibration strength in fku.
[ONE Original Android Development] chr0m:
Help please!!

I installed using the app and it worked fine.

I tried to restore my original kernel from backup using the app and it rebooted and never came back. It just sat there with the boot screen for 10 minutes.

Trying to get into recovery with power and volume up and it says "Fastboot Mode" and never actually gets into recovery :(
[ONE Original Android Development] zephiK:
its volume down + power for recovery i believe.
[ONE Original Android Development] chr0m:
Yeah you're right. I got in there but can't do anything except install update.

I browsed to my Franco backup folder and it doesn't show anything.

Volume up and power is trying to enter fastboot mode but it just sits there :(

What do I need to do? I'm kind of new to Android :)
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Have you installed a custom recovery yet? Also, the rest ovaries look for zip files.. The backup/restore folder is normally img files instead...

Just flash the kernel you want to use via fastboot. (Google it if you need to)
[ONE Original Android Development] chr0m:
Yeah I flashed twrp when before I rooted it. Do I need to hook it up to a PC to flash via fastboot?
[ONE Original Android Development] chr0m:
Doh, just wiped my device.

I was trying to flash the kernel with fastboot and it kept saying it was locked and couldn't write.

Googled how to unlock and it said fastboot oem unlock. Didn't realise that was going to wipe my device :(

Live and learn I guess.

Have I caused other problems by unlocking the bootloader?
[ONE Original Android Development] DespairFactor:
How did you get it to boot? It won't get past the boot animation for me.
[ONE Original Android Development] digweed4me:
What rom you running? Remember there are two version one for only stock cm11s and other for aosp and cm nightlife.
[ONE Original Android Development] chr0m:
So my next question is:

Why did Franco Kernel Updater mess my phone up when restoring my stock kernel backup?

Could I have done something wrong?

I backed up the kernel before flashing franco and then later on tried to restore said backup. After that it refused to boot.
[ONE Original Android Development] DespairFactor:
I used AOSP for LiquidSmooth August 6th build.
[ONE Original Android Development] zephiK:
you probably used the 11S version, use the AOSP.

I think I read earlier in this thread someone had the same issue, the feature could possibly just not be working 100% yet on the OPO. just stick to flashing the zips for now :)

[MENTION=3292224]franciscofranco[/MENTION] thoughts on merging this for r11? http://xdaforums.com/oneplus-one/general/kernel-ghost-swipes-tentative-fix-t2839378

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/69852/

its merged for cm opo kernel
[ONE Original Android Development] DespairFactor:
I flashed the AOSP version several ways on LiquidSmooth's latest build and it didn't work, I flashed the same zip over Slim and it worked. This is not a user issue, this is most likely a commit on LS build's kernel.
[ONE Original Android Development] chr0m:
Bummer! I also noticed that it doesn't save the colour settings even if you tick the box to.
[ONE Original Android Development] zephiK:
Yep, I saw that post earlier too. I noticed that when you go into Color Settings in FKU -> Set On Boot -> Back -> Color utils -> ... set on colors gets "un" set on boot (if that makes sense, basically the icon for 'set on boot' isnt on). it resets everytime you leave color utils.

For the time being, I'm using http://xdaforums.com/oneplus-one/development/rgb-display-calibration-hue-cm11s-t2823043 with the values that I liked the most after playing with the settings in FKU.

Yeah probably, thats something you'd have to take up with Liquidsmooth as it works on numerous roms.

I hope the bacon-55 issue gets merged for r11 when its ready
[ONE Original Android Development] paychex:
Kernel settling is an xda urban legend

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yes... runs great
[ONE Original Android Development] sharp2G:
I seem to be getting more of a battery drain with Franco kernel + ART. Any reasoning behind this? My device gets warm just doing basic tasks. Perhaps I'll go back to stock. I have fixed any wake lock issues.
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Nope

Why did you relock the bootloader after flashing custom recovery?
[ONE Original Android Development] zephiK:
You are so general and not specific enough without any screenshots of your battery log. No body can help you if these aren't provided. In my personal experience, battery life is great... I leave my phone on 6-8 hours on airplane mode during night time and lose 0% and get 5h+ sot (it varies day by day, highest sot I've gotten was close to 8 hrs).
[ONE Original Android Development] tehpud:
This morning I got the deep sleep of death. Alarm went off but screen wouldn't go on. After holding power down for a while it shut off and is now back on. Will investigate further
[ONE Original Android Development] chr0m:
No, I never unlocked it when I rooted it. I used some one click thing that rooted without wiping. I thought it flashed twrp, but it turns out it just booted it via fastboot so I could sideload superuser. That'll teach me to not learn how things work properly ?
[ONE Original Android Development] zephiK:
I don't get why people are rooting without unlocking their bootloader, you're making your life more complicated. Rooting your phone without unlocking your bootloader is the same as.... instead of using the key to unlock your front door, you break in your house through your window. Why do it the hard way? Just open up the door you have the key anyways. Other devices don't have the same ability as we do with fastboot oem unlock, its not a S5/G3 where we need a exploit to gain root and replace the recovery. For us we have oem unlock, use it.

Just leave the bootloader unlocked :) there are no dangers of leaving your bootloader unlocked. And please don't use a toolkit, yeah they're easy to use and you feel like you're on top of the world by just clicking one button but you also skip out on a lot of essential skills with command prompt using fastboot/adb and you learn on why you're doing something instead of mindlessly clicking on a button or typing in a command because someone told you to. You can read more http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-nexus/general/dangers-tool-kits-one-click-root-t1469909
[ONE Original Android Development] Andrew025:
I've had a few SoDs as well on r10.

Went back to r9 and no issues.
[ONE Original Android Development] blax123:
On r10 everything works like a charm for me. No SODs, no random reboots and a nice battery life with nice performance on quad core system. Thank you and Thumbs up for you Franco!

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[ONE Original Android Development] zephiK:
Are you undervolting? Explain more detail about your setup.

No Sod yet.
[ONE Original Android Development] nicholaschum:
Any plans for merging this code into the kernel?

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...mmit/e1786f2ab98c5d1062b33959ebd9523609c9468f

If I understood correctly, ak merged the code above into the kernel and this works around the touch issue for now.
[ONE Original Android Development] zephiK:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=54666507&postcount=1145 Posted that earlier :D I think franco is still on vacation so it'll take time for franco to reply.
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
What touch issue?
[ONE Original Android Development] nicholaschum:
I'm running PA atm, so I assume I can't run it as of yet..

I'll just disable flow as I read on your other thread replies. Thanks ;)

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Click the link, it tells you there.
[ONE Original Android Development] zephiK:
Check the first link at the @ ... it explains it into detail. But yeah very obvious when using gesture typing / swiftkey flow. You'd type fast and then the keyboard starts to think they you're holding the touch screen when you aren't.
[ONE Original Android Development] Andrew025:
I haven't changed anything. I was running it as it is given.
[ONE Original Android Development] bradm23:
Can someone please comment on whether the screen color changed after flashing this kernel? I noticed my screen turned from a warm color to a cool blue?
[ONE Original Android Development] zephiK:
Yep its been mentioned several times in the thread. The colors definitely does change. For the better too :)

Thats very odd.
[ONE Original Android Development] MICa.fighter:
Others noticed it too. It is due to CM kernel source changes. A lot of ppl taught the original warm color scheme was a hardware issue so I guess cm changed to a colder color scheme. You can manually change the rgb with franco kernel through the paid FKU app or by modifying the right file.

Edit: I see I was slow :( :D

Swyped from my Oneplus One
[ONE Original Android Development] zephiK:
Team effort :cowboy: besides you did elaborate more on it hehe
[ONE Original Android Development] bradm23:
Thanks for the replys about the color change. I was just playing with a friends and actually prefer the stock warm color. I'll mess with the settings
[ONE Original Android Development] Red5:
I wonder if CM11s will have the cooler color temperature in the next update... which we need desperately. I hope they release it SOON.
[ONE Original Android Development] zephiK:
from the last ive been told it'll be out in less than 2 weeks... but i dont mind them taking their time, i feel that they're waiting it out for BACON-55 to be fixed which was recently merged which was the touch screen issue. https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...mmit/e1786f2ab98c5d1062b33959ebd9523609c9468f

I think CM11S will be have all of the contents of CM11 M9 which I believe M9 has the cooler temperature as well.
[ONE Original Android Development] superstargoddess:
Thank you for making a regular AOSP version too!
[ONE Original Android Development] paychex:
I have to work hard to make my phone warm. Have you changed anything?