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[Moto X Android Development] mslam02:
I click "download the kernel" under instructions and that takes me to android file share.com and they're "404 not found" message pops up
[Moto X Android Development] tdhite:
fixed -- really, though, you can just go directly to the Downloads Post.
[Moto X Android Development] mslam02:
Great, thanks!
[Moto X Android Development] MikeyNick:
The fix for this is to enable Tick Sounds in your sound settings. If you, like me, don't want to hear tick sounds all the time, you can set up a Tasker event that enables it any time you're on a call.
[Moto X Android Development] nexuspur:
[MENTION=4988866]tdhite[/MENTION] thank you for your great work a simple clean battery friendly and ofc performant kernel keep it up bro
[Moto X Android Development] boogerboy72:
Any chance for a fast charge? What app is everyone running to adjust the settings?
[Moto X Android Development] tdhite:
Updated 08/31/2014

As the title to the post says -- updated, fresh and minty clean!

Pick up the new one from the Downloads page, see the Change Logs, and as always read the DISCAIMER!

Have fun. Looking to upload the dt2 and s2w/s features soon. :( harder than I wanted.

:cool:
[Moto X Android Development] MikeyNick:
I was unable to turn on wifi on the latest release. Liquid smooth 3.2
[Moto X Android Development] tdhite:
The release unquestionably fixed that -- many testers. However, recognize that this release, as noted, is specifically for relatively *new* ROM builds. Older builds *must* must use the prior release. I can't fix ROMs, only kernels in this thread.

Tell me four things:

1) What is the file name you flashed?

2) What is the md5 hash (md5sum) of that file?

3) Where I can get a logcat of your device upon attempting to turn on Wifi.

4) What is the build date of your ROM?
[Moto X Android Development] MikeyNick:
I flashed the tdhk-motox-8-31-2014.zip

Can't get the md5 right now add I'm away from computer for a few hours

Can't get logcat right now for same reason

8-18 build of liquid smooth 3.2

Thus that's probably why. If this is meant for new roms, then that explains it
[Moto X Android Development] hartyshow:
Thanks a lot,

I have burned it over CM11 nightly.

Battery live is great :)

Update 16/9:

I have a problem with CM11 Nightly 15/09. When I am connected with wifi, the Phone freeze when I try to dial :(

Update 22/9:

With this latest version, it works like a charm :)
[Moto X Android Development] tdhite:
Updated 09/20/2014 -- Ghost Unified Now Included

As the title to the post says -- updated, fresh and minty clean!

Pick up the new one from the Downloads page, see the Change Logs, and as always read the DISCAIMER!

:cool:
[Moto X Android Development] nexuspur:
Delete
[Moto X Android Development] mrdunlop:
I too had Wifi issues, running the last Slimkat the maintainter put out, 7.9 (Sep 9th)
[Moto X Android Development] aneeshmbabu:
Its a noob questiin. Kindly confirm me , Will this kernal works for droid Maxx running paranoid android ROM.. And how to flash this kernel ??

---------- Post added at 06:22 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:13 PM ----------

Sorry for a noob question will it work for droid maxx running paranoid ROM.. How to flash this kernel .. Kindly share the kernel file for droid maxx... Thank u
[Moto X Android Development] smohanv:
Sorry if this question was asked elsewhere in this thread...

Can this be flashed with stock firmware 4.4.4 on xt1052. I have my 4.4.4 stock ROM rooted, xposed, greenify and cf.lumen driver installed etc...

Thanks..
[Moto X Android Development] nexuspur:
This kernel is only for aosp / caf Roms not for stock rom.
[Moto X Android Development] smohanv:
Sooo sad...
[Moto X Android Development] aneeshmbabu:
Which version I need to download I'm running parnodid ROM in droid Maxx.. Will over clocking possible ??
[Moto X Android Development] Snaipersky:
dhite, any chance of an experimental build? I'd gladly trade a bit of stability for voltage control (I'm on PACman, so the odd crash is negligible to me)

Thank you for your work. This kernel, with my other tweaks, get me almost 3 days usage.
[Moto X Android Development] tdhite:
I'll look at voltage access this weekend. Should be pretty simple.

Please read the download and change log posts. They cover version info. As for droids, if you simply searched this thread, you would see others already verifying the kernel on maxx. As for overclock, maybe later. I have not spent enough time on this kernel recently. Have to start again this weekend.
[Moto X Android Development] Vinyborges:
Hello tdhite,

I have 4.4.4 stock rom here, with TWRP. Could I flash your kernel?

Thanks!
[Moto X Android Development] tdhite:
Updated 10/05/2014 -- Voltage control (includes undervolting) .

As the title to the post says -- updated, fresh and minty clean!

Added voltage controls (use Trickster to set, or your utility of choice).

Because this is an advanced feature: BE SURE TO READ THE DISCLAIMER!

Pick up the new one from the Downloads page, see the Change Logs.

Have fun. Coming soon, more stuff (CPU clocking, ...).

:cool:
[Moto X Android Development] DaRkRhiNe:
Can you share your other tweaks? :fingers-crossed:
[Moto X Android Development] Snaipersky:
Smartmax, Fiops (keeps things smooth, so I can drop balanced CPU profile) Unbounce the 4 Google Services to 300 seconds, Fingerprint scan to 7200 seconds, weather update to 900 seconds, ks.cm Update timer to 43200 seconds, Fences toggling data & wifi off at certain times (less power than location detection), Carbon Active Display, Black theme, Black bacground, launcher usually sits on a blank panel.

Usually 60-65 hours to 0% (I have an external battery if it ever hits 2%)

Currently testing voltage. Since OpenCamera gets my phone nice & toasty, can I assume its stresses the CPU?

ETA: Using TricksterMod, I am stable with -87500 across the board. -100000 crashes.
[Moto X Android Development] tdhite:
Updated 10/16/2014 -- WiFi ehnance/fix

As the title to the post says -- updated, fresh and minty clean!

The biggest 'plus' is picking up some WiFi fixups (really, reversions of broken code in the first place).

Pick up the new one from the Downloads page, see the Change Logs.

Have fun. Coming soon, more stuff (CPU clocking -- it's almost stable, but runs into reboots. Just a bit more work ..., sigh).

:cool:
[Moto X Android Development] :
Running great on CM11 10-19. Tks!!
[Moto X Android Development] Tonystarki:
this kernel fix the wifi bug?
[Moto X Android Development] tdhite:
I'm pretty sure you didn't even try to read change logs:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=54248124&postcount=4
[Moto X Android Development] mrdunlop:
I get random intermittent reboots when I plug into charger. Not every time but once a day or so, only when I plug in to charge it with my charger docked to my cpu. Wall chargers seem to be fine
[Moto X Android Development] tdhite:
Updated 10/26/2014 -- NFC support.

As the title to the post says -- updated, fresh and minty clean!

The biggest 'plus' is picking up the NFC fix.

Pick up the new one from the Downloads page, see the Change Logs.

Have fun. I promise -- though have said it before, CPU clocking is coming soon. I just have a bad bug in it that is causing boot loops. It should be easy, but I've been very, very busy of late with 'real' work.

:cool:
[Moto X Android Development] Certifiable One:
Is there any compelling progress on doubletap2wake?
[Moto X Android Development] Einheit-101:
I get my XT1080m Maxx soon from USA. I will definitely try this Kernel with LiquidSmooth ROM :)

Let`s see if this kernel is as good as the old JBX for my RAZR.

Keep up the nice work!
[Moto X Android Development] DaRkRhiNe:
Any chance of supporting stock Roms too?
[Moto X Android Development] tdhite:
Not sure I have time to add another kernel. I can see this weekend of the currents are reasonably buildable.
[Moto X Android Development] smohanv:
I don't know if it is my placebo feeeeeling... I do not see battery saving unless I have to change defaults using "trickster".....

I am using with Slim KAT ROM.

Thanks....
[Moto X Android Development] kicker22004:
This is an odd one... i am able to boot this kernel up on my Republic Wireless Device running 4.4.2 stock. No other kernel will boot and have working wifi. So things i've noticed is glitch y graphics and some lockscreen issues...but this is again on stock. There is no source for Republic Wireless kernels so i might build off of yours and see what i can make work. If you have any input please share. Thanks
[Moto X Android Development] ripeart:
Running great on MotoX 1032 and latest SlimKat.

Question: I read the disclaimer about AOSP ROMs only so to be clear that means that if I want to install a different ROM one day I'll need to make sure it's AOSP based? Do ROMs include a kernel usually? (First time flashing kernel alone).

Thanks for the awesome kernel, I hope to see the battery savings everyone is raving about.
[Moto X Android Development] imparables:
Yes, if you want to use this kernel it could only be on AOSP ROMs for the Moto X. That being said, all ROMS come with a kernel. You need to read the OP of the specific ROM you are installing as they might have their own custom kernel baked in. Depends on what you are looking for. Same goes for stock Moto X ROMS and kernels. Hope this helps.....

Sent from my Unlocked VZW M-O-T-O XxX
[Moto X Android Development] mrdunlop:
Any kernel update coming soon?
[Moto X Android Development] tdhite:
Yea -- sorry dudes. Work + holiday things taking a bite out of life. Lollipop version is done, working on some upgrades to kitkat as well.

----- update ----

Ok -- so hang in there -- targeting this weekend for two updates. KK and LP -- both will get uploaded.
[Moto X Android Development] mrdunlop:
Sweet! Any luck on the double tap to wake?

Will this kernel update fix the broken wifi & bt with the recent nightlies? (Im on SlimKat)
[Moto X Android Development] tdhite:
Updated 10/26/2014 -- Maintenance Release + LolliPop

As the title to the post says -- updated to latest base and also now LolliPop build!

Pick up the new one from the Downloads page, see the Change Logs.

Have fun. I am so sorry about so few updates -- just very, very busy of late with 'real' work and holidays are (not grinch-ish here) killing me with stuff to do. Sigh -- vacation coming soon. Gonna breathe then and work on this thing.

With that said -- at least you have updates for recent ROMs and Lollipop support now.

:cool:
[Moto X Android Development] 404 ERROR:
Is it possible to get a "permissive" SELinux status version instead of "enforcing?" I need it to be permissive for V4android (sound mod) to work. Thanks.
[Moto X Android Development] athulele:
See if this works.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mrbimc.selinux
[Moto X Android Development] 690sid:
looking forward to double tap to wake feature! :D
[Moto X Android Development] clem3:
this is the kernal iI was talking about luv_vit..how do we get double tap 2 wake to work ???
[Moto X Android Development] 690sid:
According to the OP, that feature hasn't yet been implemented....
[Moto X Android Development] UllyTheBestHD:
but will be implemented?
[Moto X Android Development] 690sid:
According to the OP, yes! :D
[Moto X Android Development] JGoldz75:
Great Kernel! Seems to be running flawlessly :) Just hoping to get that DoubleTap2Wake feature working! I keep tapping my screen and realizing it does nothing
[Moto X Android Development] athulele:
Everything working fine on latest resurrection remix 5.2.8
[Moto X Android Development] tdhite:
man oh man -- i swear to you i'm working on this, but getting the touch driver to stick on is just not working out quite yet. cripes. i'm going to put out some new governor work and other optimizations in the mean time. cripes!
[Moto X Android Development] orky87:
This kernel is awesome and works great with LP I'm getting brilliant battery life with this with no complaints good job man.
[Moto X Android Development] tdhite:
Updated 01/11/2014 (Lollipop, Intelliactive, NEON, etc.)

As the title to the post says -- updated to latest LolliPop sources. As well, added a bunch of optimizations, stability enhancements, NEON support, Intelliactive governor, ExFAT file system.

For sure -- be sure to use either the Performance settings options to set SmartMax (or Intelliactive if you prefer that) at boot. Also, select FIOPS for the scheduler. CM and other AOSP LolliPop ROMS still have bugs and sometimes init.d script fail to properly. Next best best bet is use the Performance options to set the governor and scheduler, then set at boot.

Also -- beware of the Privacy Guard on CM based ROMs, it is not the same SU type game you're used to. I'll post tweaks for SmartMax soon.

Pick up the new one from the Downloads page, see the Change Logs.

I am still working dt2w/s2s/s2w, kind of embarrassing, but I can't get the touch panel to stick on quite yet. I'll get it, just need more hours in a day.

:cool:
[Moto X Android Development] athulele:
Just flashed, and everything is fine on latest resurrection remix. Hope to see dt2w soon
[Moto X Android Development] MikeyNick:
Do you see any improvements over the ROM's kernel? I just installed RR yesterday and i am really impressed with the smoothness and battery life. Thinking of flashing this but I'm already pretty satisfied. Do you find it better?
[Moto X Android Development] athulele:
Yes I can see some increase in battery life and performance. Just set the kernel settings to recommend ones as told by OP
[Moto X Android Development] syl0n:
I can't wait for some underclocking goodness. Running the kernel on AOSP Lollipop ROM - AICP. It is much better than stock, get about 10-15 minute more screen on time with the SmartMax governer. Good stuff.
[Moto X Android Development] MikeyNick:
Well I just flashed it. In reading the "important notes" it said that the system property "sys.perf.profile" should be 99. well, it isn't for me, and even if i adb shell and su and call "setprop sys.perf.profile 99" , it never sticks. that property seems stuck at 1.

I have Ressurection Remix rom, and have it on the default performance setting of "Balanced".
[Moto X Android Development] tdhite:
When did you flash the kernel? You *must* flash it after every ROM flash. It doesn't hurt, if you can't remember -- the flash for the kernel checks if things are already there and doesn't modify any scripts or setup.
[Moto X Android Development] MikeyNick:
Yes, kernel is always the last thing that I flash.
[Moto X Android Development] tdhite:
I don't do any work on your ROM, but if it has any basis in CM at all it should have a "System -> Performance" menu, in which you can specify the governor and scheduler. To me, it smacks of that ROM breaking the init.rc rules, but I'm not going to try to debug it -- this isn't a ROM debug thread.

In any event, you can also just make sure all the cores on your phone are online, then for each core:

echo "smartmax" >/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpuX/cpufreq/scaling_governor

where you change 'X' to the number of the cpu (e.g., my phone has four cores, so I'd use 0, 1, 2, 3 in four sequential commands).
[Moto X Android Development] tekanina:
If I use an app like TricksterMod and change the governor to smartmax is this accomplishing the same thing?
[Moto X Android Development] Ejvyas:
new to kernel

I have moto x with cm12 nightly. I am not much into kernels so want to try this one out. Before that I want to understand what is the purpose od custom kernel. Do they target the response and battery of the phone?

I'm guessing from the op that this kernel is compatible with cm 12
[Moto X Android Development] tdhite:
This kernel targets (for the most part) battery life while not losing performance. With that said, there is a Lollipop download, it is based on the CM sources (with the upgrade mods listed in the various change logs). My daughter runs Moto X on Sprint, PAC 5.0 and the kernel has no hiccups for her and believe me, she abuses the phone, still gets all-day battery with room to spare.
[Moto X Android Development] 690sid:
could u get DT2W working?
[Moto X Android Development] bira792:
moto x 2014 xt1097

I wonder if this kernel works in moto x 2014 xt1097 with rom remix from ja agradesso.
[Moto X Android Development] athulele:
Don't even try flashing this. This is meant for the 2013 Moto X and not the 2014 one.
[Moto X Android Development] hawkjm73:
Would you be willing to compile a Lollipop version with Selinux set to permissive? Xposed recently released for LP, and seems to need permissive mode. Unfortunately, the app mentioned earlier helps, but not completely. It looks like Xposed needs to act earlier in the boot process then the script can change Selinux. This requires a soft-boot after every hard-boot. As working with Xposed modules is very reboot intensive, it would be handy to have it changed at the kernel level instead.
[Moto X Android Development] Snaipersky:
Seconding. TDHite, your kernel is easily my favorite (5-6% extra by the end of the day), hate to give it up for xposed.
[Moto X Android Development] Ejvyas:
Do I need to re-flash every time I update the nightly ROM? I'm using cm12 LP

Sent from my Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] matt1313:
TDhite any update for CM12 coming soon?
[Moto X Android Development] ts_firehawk:
Yes.
[Moto X Android Development] matt1313:
What issue might a run into running LP version of this kernel with a 2/20ish CM based ROM.
[Moto X Android Development] sasokutenshin:
I have a question that may or may not be stupid. But here goes. I'm on the last LiquidSmooth 4.4.4. I've never flashed a separate kernel. Whenever my battery gets to around 25%, it just drops to 0% in a matter of minutes. I know kernel and battery life are closely related, so I'm wondering if flashing this kernel could potentially fix this? Development for LiquidSmooth is nearly nonexistent, especially for anything other than Lollipop now. So looking for an answer there isn't really likely to yield any info. Thanks in advance for the patience to even read my rather long winded post lol.
[Moto X Android Development] mac1996:
For xposed to work your Selinux needs to be set at enforcing...the permessive is default on cm12 based ROMs
[Moto X Android Development] hawkjm73:
That is... contrary to everything I have read and experienced. Do you mind linking your source?
[Moto X Android Development] mac1996:
http://www.phonearena.com/news/How-....0-Lollipop-and-actually-make-it-work_id66065

This website shows step by step on how to install exposed.. And of course these just one of many source
[Moto X Android Development] hawkjm73:
That site very clearly says Xposed needs SElineux in permissive. I have never had a CM12 boot in anything other then enforcing, and Xposed will not work with that. It also shows the need for the soft reboot I was grumpy about.
[Moto X Android Development] CsR0501:
Lollipop's problem

Hi man! When i flash this kernel over last CM12 the SMARTMAX governor doesn't stick... Is that a problem or i have to force this oprtion with a kernel tweaker? :rolleyes:

Sorry my bad english... I'm peruvian! :fingers-crossed:
[Moto X Android Development] chirag123:
Try this worked for me:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=59188984&postcount=3182
[Moto X Android Development] jonwgee:
I use setCPU
[Moto X Android Development] orky87:
I second above particularly on BlissPop rom the clock speeds don't stick also, there's definitely a conflict of some sort but it could be the Kernel app within the rom.
[Moto X Android Development] CsR0501:
Stop Development?

Hi [MENTION=4988866]tdhite[/MENTION]!

First, Thanks for your amazing work! :good:... and then, i wanna know if the Kernel is still under development :confused:

BTW, works great in the lasts CM12 nightlys! :fingers-crossed:

Sorry my bad english... I'm Peruvian! :cool:
[Moto X Android Development] automaddux:
Any progress on this?

Would like to download.
[Moto X Android Development] tdhite:
No, development has not actually stopped, rather I merged the entire work body into PAC-MAN ROM (on which I'm a core dev).

I'll put out a flashable zip for folks based on that work, but if you want it pronto, just load up the ROM noted above (you'll not be sorry in all likelihood).
[Moto X Android Development] Ejvyas:
Interested in the flashable kernel

Sent from my Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] mac1996:
So, you are the maintainer of the current PAC ROM build for our device(ghost)??
[Moto X Android Development] CsR0501:
Yeah! ?

Enviado desde mi Moto X mediante Tapatalk
[Moto X Android Development] Snaipersky:
No, that would be Skiwong. They apparently work together, though.
[Moto X Android Development] CsR0501:
Yeah... Amazing ROM!

Enviado desde mi Moto X mediante Tapatalk
[Moto X Android Development] tdhite:
We do our best at PAC-ROM. With that said -- I don't maintain the MotoX, rather am a core dev on the ROM and help maintainers where they need it (e.g., upgrading kernels, etc.). Our maintainers do a good job so we can concentrate more on the core code base and features.

Kernel coming up this weekend -- all fresh and minty.
[Moto X Android Development] CsR0501:
Thank you very much for all your effort! [emoji111]

Enviado desde mi Moto X mediante Tapatalk
[Moto X Android Development] Ejvyas:
Thanks a million for your efforts

Sent from my Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] orky87:
I've got 2.5 days out of your latest kernel with casual use. The one from PAC rom. Big improvement and by far the best results I've seen so far. Keep up the great work and thanks for your efforts.

I have it UC to 1026 and still smooth with no lags.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] hatoncat:
I'm testing the waters a bit to see what the HTC enthusiast community thinks of the Blue Angel and Harrier in comparison to HTC's current product line.

While the Wizard and TyTN are fine products, they clearly are not the Blue Angel's design. The display has been downsized to 2.8 inches, and the Omni's handheld use is significantly diminished.

So, please vote in the poll. We'll try to let decision makers at HTC know if you want the Blue Angel brought into the 3G era.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] PPCNUT:
I think there should be a 3G Blue Angel but they should still be progress in the development of more devices similar to the Tytn as the Tytn is proving one of the most popular devices I have seen and I feel is opening up mobile computing to people who thought about getting a connected PPC but didn't like the bulk of the units which had the features to make them useful.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] GapBoyT:
Personally I stick with my BA because of how large the screen is and IMO the only phone that is worth switching too is the TyTn.

I also like how much thinner it is than any of the current HTC phones with a keyboard.

Meh... just my $.02
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] HDuser:
for Me its the screen, could do without the keyboard as i never use it.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] rambo6:
I was using a Blue Angel (Harrier) on the Verizon EVDO network. It is a terrific device. I can watch videos real time. The larger screen is also awesome and much easier on tired eyes.

I finally put my Blue Angel aside and have been using primarliy a Wizard.

Even with all the Tweaks and overclocking, the Wizard is relatively slow. However, the Wizard has been much more reliable and is a much better phone.

I'm just about ready to order a TyTN because it seems the bugs are getting worked out. I'd rather have a Blue Angle sized unit with all the new Windows Mobile Features.

It looks like all the future HTC phones are small screened. The HTC Herald looks like a verizon/sprint EVDO (possibly Rev.A) phone. Looks great but still no Blue Angel.

I'd like to have a TyTN type phone for everyday, and then an "Arch Angel" phone with a large screen to travel with. It should have a fast processor, accept Standard SD cards.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] PPCNUT:
I think you almost need two devices depending what you are doing. A 3G Blue angel with the same screen or possibly a VGA one for some tasks and a Tytn for most of the time. I have a Tytn on order but I will still use my IIs a lot because of the screen.