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[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
As I've said before, I'll stop answering the way I do, if you can get everyone to start thinking for themselves and do their own research....

The majority of questions asked on xda don't need to be, either they've been answered before, numerous times, or the answer would be self evident if they spend a few moments thinking for themselves about the topic.

But, because sites like xda exists, people feel that they are entitled to demand answers from the volunteers who populate the sites, and get upset if we don't answer the way they want, in the time frame they want. Instead, I answer in ways that if they think about my answer in regards to their question, they will come up with the answer they need on their own.. (or realize they've asked the wrong question)

Please, take a few minutes and the links in my signature (you don't need to read the n5 settings swap one)...
[ONE Original Android Development] nicola1989:
Simply fix for your problem : don't answer and all are happy
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
No, that wouldn't make me happy... Because the propagation of laziness would continue...
[ONE Original Android Development] nicola1989:
Well but make a lot of people happy
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
I'm not here to make people happy... I here to help them learn...
[ONE Original Android Development] nicola1989:
Sorry can u repeat? U are here to help..? For all your post I read u don't help no one. Just answering with sarcasm.. But Maybe is just your meaning of helping.. Who knows. !?
[ONE Original Android Development] adlx.xda:
I've been on r21 then r22 until today.

Today my phone was blocked, in screen off. I've had to power reset it.

Also, it happened today that pinch to zoom got crazy, must be what people call the ghost touch? Was first time for me. Never happened before.

Also I've noticed since r21 (I can't tell for r 20 as I never flashed it), some apps (like Talon) feel less smooth. Same happen for the bootanim which feels definitely slower.

So, I flashed back r19,and Talon feels super smooth again. bootanim is now again at stock/normal speed.

Anyone noticed these kind of behavior with r21 or r22?
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
A cm commit caused that slower bootanimation but this isnt a problem for me.

Franco cant solve ghost touches. Synaptics should do that. Latest drivers are inside he cant do more. I never had the first problem you have discribed about the blocked phone.
[ONE Original Android Development] zephiK:
I had the issue of zooming a few weeks ago, haven't seen it since. It comes very random, it appears something like... when you pinch to zoom in, it zooms out but it flickers all around. Rarely ever happens, fixed with a reboot. It happens randomly, haven't had it for weeks now though.
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
You missed a word... I'm here to help them Learn. To think for themselves... I'm not here to spoonfeed them answers that they should be able to figure out on their own.
[ONE Original Android Development] sunscape:
Hmmm... Just tell them in a private message.
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Tell who what now?
[ONE Original Android Development] oscarandjo:
The severity of the touch issues seem to vary, I have had the entire screen stop responding to any touches, I have had the phone stop detecting unlock patterns mid pattern resulting in my having to draw it 3-4 times, I have had issues with swiping across pages of apps opening ones I drag over, pinch to zoom issues.

The entire touch experience has a lot of latency issues compared to my iPad in games like geometry dash, and seems very unresponsive compared to my SGS2. Typing is a pain due to the ghost swipes too.
[ONE Original Android Development] Savant:
You're not helping your argument since, the user you've been arguing with helps everyone in the nexus 5 thread to all others. Just leave it alone since; Franco would've pipped in sooner or later if he didn't approve of Tzfardaya.

Sent from my OnePlus-One.
[ONE Original Android Development] sunscape:
Whomever you feel like educating
[ONE Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
You guys spend more time arguing over dumb **** and flashing all sorts of crazy crap instead of enjoying this great phone. To each it's own though :)
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
But i enjoy using your kernel to argue on xda. ;) you kernel is what gives my phone the battery life to make it through a day of it. :P (yes, even the opo needs your kernels help)
[ONE Original Android Development] BoboBrazil:
Great kernel franco. Just wish it had the option to overclock.
[ONE Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
Sorry, won't happen, on the Snapdragon 800 it was already redundant, now even more with the 801.

I'll also take the opportunity to explain why I don't add certain things to the Kernel (and sometimes might be perceived as being stubborn or something).

There's a fine line between "hey let's give all the options to the users", "user experience" and "control".

If I start adding crazy **** I'll start to lose control because users will use those things, they will crash their devices eventually and I'll be chasing ghosts instead of actually improve the Kernel's existing, and important, features. In a contained space of features I'm able to control everything much more easily. This leads to user experience. For one I spend more time fine-tuning the existing features instead of merging dumb crap. And second, which is also tied to "control" I'm able to ensure some kind of "premium" user experience within the boundaries that I've set. It's no coincidence FK is known by "flash & forget" and not by "flash and then come back to XDA, Google, Google+, some guide and something else to set up all the 500 features and tunables present, in which you'll understand 5% of what you're doing". User experience > everything else.

Not trying to say others are doing it wrong or better, just that this is how I operate and how it gives me the best results, and the users as well :)
[ONE Original Android Development] BoboBrazil:
Thanks. I can understand where you are coming from. I just want overclocking, because it's causing me to die in Minion Rush because it stutters going around corners when you start going faster. It's definitely the fault of the dev, because this phone should easily be able to run that game, but part of me thinks they are doing it intentionally so you buy coins to be able to pass objectives. I'm kind of sad ak did away with his overclocking option too.
[ONE Original Android Development] paychex:
you could try setting it to performance while running the game
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Try underclocking... Drop to about 1.5, a lot of times heavier games push the cpu too high and induce thermal throttling, underclocking slightly can keep it from throttling and run the game at a higher constant freq than if you don't.
[ONE Original Android Development] ¿GotJazz?:
A-MEN!

Thanks, Franco! I agree with every sentence ...I'm glad that you can keep it simple, but powerful. I haven't had the urge to modify any of your "stock" settings, and I'm a tweaker by nature. If you maintain your philosophy for years to come, I'll be coming back ... for years to come.

Thanks for an awesome, rock-solid kernel!

¿GotJazz? ... An FKU paid supporter

I just checked my paid version of FKU. The version is: 11.58 (367). I don't believe I am running a beta version.

¿GJ?
[ONE Original Android Development] J0ker 82:
Guys, since i updated FK to r22 my battery life isn't like on r21.

My battery drain increased. Any suggestion?
[ONE Original Android Development] gpelekanos1:
Keep up the good work. Thanks for offering this great kernel that helps using our phone in daily use [emoji106]
[ONE Original Android Development] m.omdaa:
Same here!!
[ONE Original Android Development] devilsshadow:
And that's what keeps up coming back again and again. And what influences our buying decisions when it comes to getting a new device.

Sent from my OnePlus One
[ONE Original Android Development] poczynek:
Look if you are going to write posts about battery drain please give more information as almost always it's a rogue app. Have you checked wake locks? What's your sot?
[ONE Original Android Development] sash89:
Hey if u don't like what the man is doing for u just simply use stock kernel!wtf is wrong with u guys?is not enough 3-4 hours of screentime?what do u want more?what are u doing with that phones that u want more battery life?
[ONE Original Android Development] mikkkg:
Battery time with Franco is amazing, I have even managed to get 7 hours of screen time without greenify or similar apps.

Sent from my Oneplus One
[ONE Original Android Development] ¿GotJazz?:
This fixed my Battery Drain issues on r22: Under FKU, select Main Menu >> Settings >> Clear FKU's data, which will set FKU back to the FKU defaults for that Kernel installation.
[ONE Original Android Development] J0ker 82:
Thank you :)
[ONE Original Android Development] paino85:
Sorry for stupid question... I've just installed franco kernel... What's fku? Where can i find it?
[ONE Original Android Development] tingen:
Try to search on fku on playstore.

Sent from heaven with crispy bacon and love.
[ONE Original Android Development] BRKotucs:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.franco.kernel
[ONE Original Android Development] paino85:
It tells that my rom is not supported (opo with stock rom)
[ONE Original Android Development] hughfollett:
That's pretty much impossible, Franco himself uses it on stock rom. Check if it has root privileges
[ONE Original Android Development] zephiK:
Free version of fku is not supported. Only the paid version.
[ONE Original Android Development] paino85:
I have no problem with supersu, in app page in the play store there is not opo compatibility ....
[ONE Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
No. That just reverts your settings back to stock (in case you changed them) for the next reboot. Does nothing else.

Taken from the store:
[ONE Original Android Development] 1337jay:
Hello, I could use some little help. I am running a OnePlus One with Mahdi's 2.8 ROM. Which kernel of the ones posted in the OP shall I pick for my device? AOSP or CM11s?
[ONE Original Android Development] Cris7ianO:
Aosp :)

Sent from my One and only Bacon
[ONE Original Android Development] zephiK:
Did you modify your dpi? We're talking about the paid version correct?
[ONE Original Android Development] 1337jay:
So I just purchased the app and I see you can update it from there and configure it pretty easily. Good job on the app, will post a review of the kernel in a few days...lets roll :)
[ONE Original Android Development] shaker2k:
I have to admit I was lured over to ak's kernel (which is amazing as is AK as well) but was a bit overwhelmed by all the options. I found myself stressing over it all the time lol.

The simplicity of Franco's kernel plus vomers settings just straight up work beautifully. Just set and forget. Glad to be back
[ONE Original Android Development] Ayasegaki:
Apparently after updating to r22, I can't open some apps (either blank screen or force close), rolled back to r21 and I can open the apps normally, is it just me?
[ONE Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
Yes, it's just you.
[ONE Original Android Development] Martin-Doc:
What happened to the Peek app on the play store? I remember it being HEAVILY advertised by Franco on his Google+ and now I was checking it on the play store and it is not there anymore.
[ONE Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
It will be back soon.
[ONE Original Android Development] Kerjifire:
Could anyone with a working no ghost swipes OPO send me a PM with a video of a "Yet Another MultiTouch Test" app paint test similar to this. Tapping only the sides, produces dots in between. https://www.dropbox.com/s/9qfaf1rmb029s57/SCR_20141002_234906.mp4?dl=0

I'm on Franco Kernel and producing results exactly like that. I just wanna see if possibly its a hardware issue. Thanks. :good:
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Too many pots on the stove at the moment?
[ONE Original Android Development] vegas217:
CM11 kernel on A0SP

CM11 kernel runs fine with PA. I prefer CAF kernel all day. What is the problem? Does CAF Kernel work with but AOSP but AOSP kernel not work with CAF ROM? Are the differences that big?
[ONE Original Android Development] zephiK:
What are you even talking about? This is the OnePlus One, not the Nexus 5. The only thing you have to worry about on the OPO is

1. CM11S Kernel: Only for CM11S STOCK ROM.

2. Everything else, use "AOSP" variant of the kernel.
[ONE Original Android Development] vegas217:
CM11 kernel works fine with PA which is based on AOSP. No fcs and good battery so far although it's still early to come up with with any conclusive results.
[ONE Original Android Development] Spewmonic:
So, I've had my 1+1 since August and I've very recently started using Franco Kernel again. Since I've updated to r22, the phone, when it gets down to 10%, it just jumps down straight to 5% and shuts off. I try to turn it back on and nothing happens. I need to plug it in and charge it for 10 minutes and then turn it back on. Another thing I've noticed is that, my battery indicator, if it's correct, showed 0% drain through out my sleep... I charged the phone to 100% before sleeping and then I just use it for the day until 9pm where I charge it again.

Anyone have any ideas on this? I'm all stock and the only real thing I've changed is the kernel...
[ONE Original Android Development] Tunasty:
1. Check your wakelocks

2. Same as #1

3. Same as #2

4. Calibrate your battery

5. Post back

-Tunasty
[ONE Original Android Development] nicola1989:
What exactly do u mean with calibrate your battery?
[ONE Original Android Development] Daedulus Minion:
If I recollect properly then it involves Charging it to 100% in one go. Then discharge it to 0. Then charge it back to 100% in one go without turning it on. Your battery will get recalibrated. Or there was one other method which involved putting some dial codes which drained the battery from 100 to 97 then we had to charge it back to 100 then repeat these steps a few more times and then the 100% your battery shows is actually 100%.

Alternatively, there are few apps on play store which help in calibrating battery instead of this manual method.

Also, even I have a similar issue where my phone turns off after reaching on 3%. My battery is calibrated and there are no rogue apps.
[ONE Original Android Development] nicola1989:
I have heard take the battery at 0 can damage the battery is true?
[ONE Original Android Development] poczynek:
Haha all that battery voodoo is complete nonsense! Just find the wake lock.
[ONE Original Android Development] ak:
You can loose all settings and partitions ...

ak@0001
[ONE Original Android Development] shure2:
Hi AK, are you waiting for Ff to update this kernel to update yours with the latest cm11 commits? I see one or two specific to the one plus one and then a few generic display ones?
[ONE Original Android Development] Kerjifire:
Why would he do that?
[ONE Original Android Development] Shocky2:
Is there a reason benchmark scores drop with this firmware? general performance seems quite good and the extra additions are appreciated.. But why are the benchmark results lower? seems quite consistent regardless of the benchmarks are running.
[ONE Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
The frakk are you talking about?

You understand that the battery percentage that you see up there is all but an estimate (profoundly accurate) of the amount of juice left? Sometimes the device can mis-interpret and show you more than what it is available. Just don't bother with it.

Because user experience > benchmark scores.
[ONE Original Android Development] kaibosh99:
I have used the search function but it hasn't seem to have helped. I can't find a link for the Franco 8.1 version of the CM kernel to use with this rom.

(just... kidding...)

Just got my OPO today, honestly I am quite impressed with the stock OS and I thought I would ask a question that may enrage people nearly as much as the one above - since we don't have to suffer with TouchWiz or any other garbage OS on this phone out of the box, what is the real benefit of jumping onto another Rom? Seriously - I run my usual 'autism intensifies' Nova Launcher custom themed front end anyway, and the CM that ships with this phone is about as clean and fully featured as a person would want under the hood, so... What exactly are the benefits of this rom in particular over the stock experience (when rooted)? What is it that is 'missing' from the pure CM experience, specifically kernel related?
[ONE Original Android Development] hughfollett:
OT, but if you don't feel the need of changing rom or kernel, don't do it. As you say, opo stock combo is already quite good and if it fully fills your needs, no need to change it ?
[ONE Original Android Development] kaibosh99:
Yeah, sorry my mistake I thought I was in the Mahdi thread - too many tabs open. Also, congrats - you didn't answer my question at all.
[ONE Original Android Development] shure2:
I might be completely wrong but when Franco updates his ROM is seems that AK follows shortly after, but I will probably be shot down by saying that
[ONE Original Android Development] ock:
Both actually wait for the commits from CM's developers.
[ONE Original Android Development] Spewmonic:
Thank you for that but it doesn't help in resolving the issue of my phone just shutting down when the "profoundly accurate" and sometimes reporting incorrect %tage shows it should be able to last at least a half hour more.
[ONE Original Android Development] zephiK:
The benefits are having the latest cm commits as well as additional features that you wouldn't see on cm. Don't ask me what the additional features are, nandroid backup and fine out yourself.

Same thing goes with the kernel. Latest commits, additional features. To the very least, at least change the kernel to have the newest touch screen firmware.
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
After the antutu update the scores decreased ( happend on all phones).
[ONE Original Android Development] oscarandjo:
May be because of the new thermal throttling profiles by CM.
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Even at 0% the lipo battery being used isn't at 0% charge left. It just doesn't have enough juice to power the phone... Yes, you can damage any lithium based battery (li-ion, li-po, etc) by discharging below 3.4V (iirc), however, our phones turn off between 3.5-3.6V

And how, pray tell, would a discharged battery affect the emmc chip? It's not like dynamic ram which needs a current to maintain values and be refreshed periodically... A power spike, maybe, but not a drained battery.
[ONE Original Android Development] truth77:
Lmao! Don't tease that poor guy lol!

Wow Mr. Sarcasm couldn't detect the sarcasm there? That's just as funny as him teasing the other guy. Can't believe you fell for it lol. :laugh:
[ONE Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
I don't wait for anything, I release whenever I think it's worth updating.

What Thermal Throttle profiles? The thermal routines introduced on r22 were coded by me, not CM.
[ONE Original Android Development] Shocky2:
Same version of Antutu, different kernels only., Franco score drops by about 7000 vs Stock.
[ONE Original Android Development] ak:
I'm not an engineer, are you?

I speak only for experiences collected and tested by various users.

Yours is just theory but the reality is that.

Sometimes I think this is a private club not a thread.
[ONE Original Android Development] oscarandjo:
My mistake, thanks for the correction.

BTW, device is running cool with great battery. Unfortunately the touch screen is having issues still but that's not your fault.
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Yes, theory... Lipo batteries have been in use long enough (and are risky enough to warrant special circuitry to control charging in-phone)

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Every modern smartphone I have tested has shut off between 3.5-3.6V (as reported by widgets and tests with multimeters) Damages from over discharging lithium batteries generally occur below 3.2V.

You're more likely to damage the lipo battery in your cell phone by overcharging the battery than by running it down to 0%.

I don't know, and haven't been able to find out, if our phones charge circuity charges the battery, then uses the battery to run the phone when plugged in, or if the phone runs of ac and charges the battery with the "surplus" and disable the charge when battery is at 100%.
[ONE Original Android Development] XxKINGxX2580:
Loving this Kernel! Thank you!
[ONE Original Android Development] Hilmesh:
Hello, This is what i got with the standard settings for Franco R22 Kernel. Apart from 7 Hrs while sleeping my phone was always connected with 3G or WIFI with gmail, whatsapp, Skype syncing in the background.

Great Kernel :)
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Sneaking 23 out are you franciscofranco?
[ONE Original Android Development] venky716:
Downloaded.

Thanks for the heads up.

[MENTION=3292224]franciscofranco[/MENTION] got ninjad :D
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Yeah, I was taking video cap and screenshots of fku for another thread... One load says I'm up to date, next load says I'm not.... UPGRADE TIME! ;)
[ONE Original Android Development] PaoloMix09:
Lol thanks for letting me know guys. Just flashed. :)
[ONE Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
Pushed r23! :) Sorry for the delay on this post, had to go have dinner.
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
No worries, it's fun getting to ninja you from time to time...
[ONE Original Android Development] byAidan:
I'm loving the sound of the r23 change log, will flash and test now ;)

Keep up the great work
[ONE Original Android Development] nicola1989:
thx for the update o will try and report

??
[ONE Original Android Development] j3di:
Weird, flashed http://kernels.franco-lnx.net/OnePlusOne/4.4/aosp/boot-r23.img with Flashify and it got stuck at the boot logo, as if i'd flashed the wrong version :-/

I'll re-download and try again...
[ONE Original Android Development] Salty Wagyu:
Nvidia? We don't have any nvidia in our OPO, do we?
[ONE Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
No. But the Kernel is big. Go to my github and read the commit message.
[ONE Original Android Development] Vortex1969:
I know benchmarks don't mean much but I like to use them to see what a kernel is doing. Anyway this is with the latest 23 and Mahdi ROM.

Smooth fast and awesome.

Thanks.
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Seems the benchmark would be a little more useful if they compared to more modern devices... :p
[ONE Original Android Development] dbaler:
Heres the commit:

Squash 'enhance power efficiency' patches

Series of patches from NVIDIA on some critical blocking

code paths to allow the CPU to relax instead of busy spinning

thus lowering the load_average and lowering power consumption.
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Yay
[ONE Original Android Development] Alaris:
Anyone notice the CM logo on boot spinning slower then usual? Its not a big issue but I am curious if anyone else is getting this.
[ONE Original Android Development] dbaler:
Random reboot on r22.

Just playing music screen off.

https://s3.amazonaws.com/pushbullet-uploads/ujv06B9kIyi-UssgLS6AL1POMfOgGMdbZLwTIsUWHGbF/last_kmsg
[ONE Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Nothing new, nothing to worry about, been happening the last few versions.. Been commented and set aside several times since..

Try 23.. :p
[ONE Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
Nice crash. It was the Wi-Fi driver that derped, somehow. You can blame Qualcomm on this one :D
[ONE Original Android Development] omvir:
Would these new WiFi drivers be a possible fix? https://github.com/LiquidSmooth-Devices/kernel_oneplus_msm8974/commits/kitkat
[ONE Original Android Development] Alaris:
Thanks