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[G2 Android Development] Swamphound:
Glad to see all the help for [MENTION=5125535]ledvedder[/MENTION]. I certainly didn't help but everyone chiming in without flaming is good for all. He obviously has read the OP, etc. I look forward to seeing what the issue is and learning from it.

sent from my Liquidsmoothed LG-VS980
[G2 Android Development] ledvedder:
+1. Thanks for everyone's help. I honestly don't know what to try at this point.
[G2 Android Development] Swamphound:
I hate to say it but clean flash and start over?

sent from my Liquidsmoothed LG-VS980
[G2 Android Development] ledvedder:
Did that too :(
[G2 Android Development] PunkUnity:
You returned all the way back to factory, stock, unrooted, no custom recovery? The whole thing? And started all the way over and it still doesn't work?
[G2 Android Development] 4thehalibit:
Thats what I told him

Brought to you from my liquid g2

{÷÷ ls980 Sprint ÷÷}
[G2 Android Development] ledvedder:
I didn't do that.
[G2 Android Development] PunkUnity:
I've had to do it once. Not ideal, but, sometimes you gotta do it. Idk if it's worth it or not. Up to you. Gl
[G2 Android Development] ledvedder:
If it works right now on a stock rom, why should I have to go all the way back?
[G2 Android Development] PunkUnity:
Just a suggestion.
[G2 Android Development] PunkUnity:
Phone boot looping again. Finally stopped long enough to take a log and hopefully post it here.

And (edit) DT2W stopped working a little while ago. Was working great since I clean flashed everything over. Still on Dalvik, never went to ART. logs attached. Thanks. ROM is still the best available for this phone. Stuff happens. If anyone takes a look at the logs, please advise.
[G2 Android Development] ledvedder:
I did a factory reset back to stock. Still no dt2w.
[G2 Android Development] goast:
What carrier do you have? You kdz or tot back to stock? No recovery? No root? Nothing...if u really did all that Google or search on Xda for hidden menu and touch firmware update...if you didn't truely go back to stock we can't help...
[G2 Android Development] ledvedder:
I'm on T-Mobile. Kdz, not root, no recovery. 3845#*801#, settings, update touch firmware. Dt2w works fine on stock, cloudy g3, and pendroz.
[G2 Android Development] goast:
Then when u flash this kernel nothing? What ROM are u flashing it with? Do u enable it in display settings? Delete kernel tweaker app and use trickster and set d2tw to 1 for half screen or 2 for whole? I ask these specific questions because I don't have one issue with this.. So its either kernel, something you're doing or not tell me you're doing, or something you're not doing and etc...tho I can't see it being the kernel...your thoughts?
[G2 Android Development] ledvedder:
Yep, this kernel. 10/10 version of LS. Enabled in display settings, kernel tweaker app deleted using rom toolbox. Tried Trickster set to both 1 and 2.
[G2 Android Development] goast:
Did it work on last kernel release? If you didn't try roll back and see
[G2 Android Development] ledvedder:
Where is the older kernel?
[G2 Android Development] goast:
It's not in the op... maybe ask someone on your carrier to post previous kennel version
[G2 Android Development] ledvedder:
I have the panel the gets the white lines without the proper kernel, if that means anything.
[G2 Android Development] TDSJR:
T-Mobile B14CKB1RD 09/30 build.

http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/1/view/6ttbx2rhrh7sr9o/B14CKBIRD-Kernel-G2-AOSP_d801-09-30.zip

Good luck.
[G2 Android Development] jesssiii:
There are also 2 places that need to be enabled in LS settings and display.

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Works fine with the same rom for me on Verizon.
[G2 Android Development] ledvedder:
2 places?
[G2 Android Development] jesssiii:
Yes. LS/Status Bar/Double Tap to Sleep (check-mark it),

And Display/Double Tap to Wake (check-mark it).
[G2 Android Development] 1ceb0x:
The first one is only for status bar. The second one is for true dt2w enable/disable option.
[G2 Android Development] ledvedder:
Yes, I have both of those set. Double tap to sleep on the status bar works. Also, dt2w doesn't work with the 9/30 kernel either.
[G2 Android Development] jesssiii:
Since you seem to be the only one, perhaps your phone's hardware is too blame? Many have had problems on this phone with the screen and with the digitizer.
[G2 Android Development] ledvedder:
I suppose that's a possibility. But, it works fine with every stock based rom that I've tried.
[G2 Android Development] jesssiii:
Sorry, you did say that. That's a true mystery. No aosp roms but works on stock? You've already done all I could think to suggest if you said you wiped all, even INTERNAL storage by tot-ing back to stock and starting over.
[G2 Android Development] PunkUnity:
He's not the only one. Mine worked for almost two days. Then mysteriously stopped working. DT2W is not working, dt2s is working. I posted 2 pages back.

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Bumped

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I have both these checked. And also have it enabled in Trickster now, which I didn't before. Any, either, all, or, configurations, combinations of settings, on or off, doesn't work.

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Mine works again. Still can't explain the crazy, but temporary, boot looping it was doing. Logs attached above. Reboot my phone and DT2W works again. Have setting I Trickster mod enabled, as well as in LS settings and Display settings
[G2 Android Development] Jjdustr340:
So very odd that some are having this issue. Mine has been perfect since last build with older kernel, and still working great on newest version of both. Only odd thing is, I did NOT enable it in trickster mod yet it's still functioning perfect.

Those who are having problems, have you tried with the proximity sensor both on and off?

One last thought..... Could it be possible that the ones with dt2w issues have run a rom, stock or otherwise, that had knock code in it and there's some residual causing problems? Being on VS980 I never received knock code.
[G2 Android Development] Matze060906:
Before I went to aosp I was running stock rom with knock code and dorimanx kernel. I've no problems with dt2w (d802). I need more than 2 taps on Mahdi rom, but on ls it works almost with 2 taps. Btw: I never flashed any baseband. Could this be the problem that some people flashed basebands?

[MENTION=5037435]REV3NT3CH[/MENTION]: I had just a curious issue: updated an xposed module (unbounce) and made a soft reboot by xposed. I lost 1hour of runtime in battery stats and 45 minutes sot. Before reboot I had 13 hours runtime, after reboot I had 12 hours runtime. How could it be? It's not a big thing, but I'm wondering about it...
[G2 Android Development] ledvedder:
I was doing some googling and found this, http://www.reddit.com/r/lgg2/comments/29qags/taking_the_d801_knock_update_breaks_knock_on_on/. I wonder if I should try an earlier KDZ from jellybean?
[G2 Android Development] Matze060906:
It seems to be that it work. I would give it a try...
[G2 Android Development] ledvedder:
I've tried reverting back to stock jellybean. Dt2w still not working.
[G2 Android Development] 1ceb0x:
I don't know what's wrong with you guys... what apps you have installed, what widgets you have on your lockscreen.. but dt2w works perfectly for me. 2 taps, nothing more.

it is well known that this feature will not work correctly if you have large widgets on your lockscreen. maybe try that for a change.
[G2 Android Development] ledvedder:
No widgets. This is straight from a clean flash. I set the settings, nothing more.
[G2 Android Development] ledvedder:
Anyone willing to share some good kernel settings? I'm feeling a bit of jerkiness/lag.
[G2 Android Development] jesssiii:
I leave it default except lowering the max cpu by one level. I had some lag right after flashing, but clearing cache/dalvic cleared it up and haven't had any since.
[G2 Android Development] 1ceb0x:
Still had 10% left and 80% of the time i was on 3g. Pretty impressive. Stock kernel settings + -50 uV.
[G2 Android Development] NEO2598:
Awesome [MENTION=2688060]1ceb0x[/MENTION]!

What RON? :)
[G2 Android Development] 1ceb0x:
LS latest :)
[G2 Android Development] Formhault:
Hey [MENTION=5037435]REV3NT3CH[/MENTION]

You know how DorimanX has charge control? It allows the user to set the current flowing in at 300, 500, 900, 1200, 1600, 1800 and 2000 mA. So, when we need the phone charged in ~2 hours, we set the highest. When we want the phone to charge overnight, we set 300 mA. All in STweaks.

Could you implement such a thing in Synapse or Trickster? It would be extremely useful. Especially for overnight charging... that alone would help anyone who intends to keep the phone for more than a year... I mean you know, batteries decay faster if they stay at high / low voltage - and guess what happens when you charge your phone at 1.8A for 8 hours :silly:.

I went on and suggested the same to [MENTION=5438598]RenderBroken[/MENTION], as well. This is a must have feature, in my opinion, in all kernels. If the battery is to be taken care of, that is. And current battery tech sucks... they need so much attention...

I bought a Nexus 7 about two months ago (for my mother), and the battery life on that thing SUCKS. Guess the guy who had it before didn't know all this about charging :).

Maybe you can take this into consideration, please? If the implementation is possible, of course...
[G2 Android Development] REV3NT3CH:
Kernel Updated to 10/26. All that has changes is Added Bacon Governor and removed Intellidemand as it has been deprecated by its dev. Still in the works of other implementations
[G2 Android Development] 1ceb0x:
Bacon in action:

Thanks bro! Working beautifully!
[G2 Android Development] 1ceb0x:
Latest LS!
[G2 Android Development] ghaf85:
Nice theme..share please..
[G2 Android Development] 1ceb0x:
gem flat
[G2 Android Development] ming3r:
After it's fully charged, wouldn't it taper down anyway since it doesn't need to draw more?
[G2 Android Development] Formhault:
I didn't notice this behavior on the G2. If you use an app like Battery Monitor Widget, you'll see it still draws current for a long time before reaching full 100%.

Anyway, that's not the point. The phone still charges very fast (1.8 amps is a lot - battery is full in under 2 hours). Once the battery is fully charged, it stays at a high voltage... which degrades its battery life. Meaning if you do this to your battery every two days like my girlfriend, your phone will shut down at 20% battery, just like my girlfriend's S4 Mini (which is not even 1 year old yet).
[G2 Android Development] :
Watching those F2FS commits. Can't wait to try it out!
[G2 Android Development] 1ceb0x:
No and yes. I suggest Liquid Smooth rom. Anyway, why would anyone want overclock? It is buttery smooth even at 1.9 ghz.
[G2 Android Development] luv2increase:
Liquidsmooth uses LG audio drivers. Mixing n5 audio driver kernel with LG audio driver ROM is what ppl are sating causes issues.
[G2 Android Development] 1ceb0x:
The kernel was developed for the rom and now it is out as a flashable zip. Me and Reventech use it on Liquid Smooth without a problem. I think the rom is also N5 audio. Or both are LG drivers..anyway, it works.
[G2 Android Development] heleos:
I'm running this kernel on vs980 mahdi (which I know uses N5 audio) and everything seems to be working fine for me
[G2 Android Development] luv2increase:
If one had ability to over clock to 2.8ghz like on Dorimax, this would be a contender to Dorimax.

We all here are power users so let us be power users. Let us make the decision if we want to over clock or not. If the option is there, no one is forcing those who are just fine and happy at the stock frequency to over clock.

You gave us options our the yin-yang for everything else but didn't put in ability to over clock in there. I don't get that.

Power users like options.
[G2 Android Development] goast:
I'm sure he has his reasons but I partially agree with you I'd like to see over clocking as well
[G2 Android Development] Snuzzo:
[MENTION=5037435]REV3NT3CH[/MENTION]

Nice to see you got this uploaded and live. Good going buddy.

To everyone else, this device doesnt need overclocking.
[G2 Android Development] goast:
Just because we don't need something doesn't mean we don't want the choice... I'm not complaining it runs good. Just would like to see it get it... And without trying to be rude.. It was a suggestion or request however you look at it, please don't suggest what I need
[G2 Android Development] Snuzzo:
Difference of opinion. I like that. Let's just agree that we disagree. [emoji1]
[G2 Android Development] goast:
Agreed... I know it wouldn't be hard to add a couple of steps up but ultimately it's his choice[emoji6]
[G2 Android Development] RenderBroken:
Also keep in mind that when you enable Overclocking , the V-Core is raised regardless if you even use the higher freqs. This is at least why I don't use overclocking. Higher V-Core directly correlates with higher temps, Higher Temps correlate to being throttled by Thermal control, being throttled trips up the governor and stops it from doing its job efficiently causing lag. So now you are not even using the higher freqs and your experience has been degraded.

Also Congrats on getting the thread going [MENTION=5037435]REV3NT3CH[/MENTION] !!
[G2 Android Development] luv2increase:
Not necessarily correct. You can lower your vcore on many of these snap 800 chips while giving a minor over clocking boost too.

Then again though we come back to the end-user having control to do what we want with our phones.

When devs "prohibit" us from over clocking our device, it is no different than OEM's and wireless carriers locking down our phones.

Basically, Render, it isn't for you to decide if I am ALLOWED to overclock my phone or not.
[G2 Android Development] Snuzzo:
That's why we have different devs creating their own personal view of what the kernel for a device should be. If every custom kernel was the same there would only be one :)
[G2 Android Development] Matze060906:
I think the problem is: if someone who don't really know what he do with overclocking and his phone began to burn, he will spam the thread with stuff like: you burnt my phone. I don't want to read this and I think rev3nt3ch or render don't want read this too so they don't implement overclocking.

Btw: I think there is no reason to overclock the g2. Mine runs with 1,9ghz max and it's really smooth.
[G2 Android Development] Formhault:
The hell with overclocking! Isn't enough enough?

I used to be an OC/UV junkie, but with the G2, I really don't feel like needing that anymore.

Adding overclocking possibility to the kernel will potentially cause bugs, hence putting Reventech on a wild goose chase for the "bug" due to a few overclockers who post logs after every crash they get... :rolleyes:

Really, why the hell would you need more than 2.3 GHz (which is hardly used more than a short ammount of time)? :eek:

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You're right. You should do your own kernel.
[G2 Android Development] luv2increase:
I guess you feel the need to never upgrade your phone ever again. I mean seriously who needs anything more than a snapdragon 800, right? It is plenty, right? Who needs a higher def screen than 1080p, right? And 3gb of RAM... We never use all of that, right?

Your logic is flawed.

Also, adding ability to overclock does NOT cause bugs. I have no intentions of being mean, but that was an ignorant statement.
[G2 Android Development] phoenix_rizzen:
Actually, it is up to Render (or R3vent3ch or savoca or dr87 or dorimanx, etc) to decide whether or not you can overclock your phone USING THEIR KERNEL. It's their kernel, it's their codebase, it's their decision on what goes into it. If you don't like what's available in their kernel, then don't use it. Don't like any of the options, then compile your own kernel.

The code is out there. Nobody is preventing you from grabbing it and doing whatever you want with it.

Just remember: it's not your kernel, so you don't get to whine about what's enabled or not.
[G2 Android Development] luv2increase:
No kidding it is their kernels. Do you think devs have all the answers to everything? No. They need and listen to feedback from their users.

It was only a suggestion. If a dev wants to cover all bases and make EVERYONE happy, they would / should implement over clocking/undervolting capability.

Just a suggestion. Leave it at that and let's not derail this thread anymore.
[G2 Android Development] Matze060906:
Please guys: can we stop the discussion? It's a never ending story I think. If rev3nt3ch see a reason for overclocking, he will implement it. If not, he won't...
[G2 Android Development] Snuzzo:
I understand your view but as both a user and a dev, whether it be a kernel, mod, ROM etc its a personal view of what the device should be and function as. Simply put, they don't(nor shouldn't) do it to make others happy, they do it to share what their personal view is. I'm not here to give you a debate. Just re-read my last few posts, they back that you're entitled to opinion. Trust me, [MENTION=5037435]REV3NT3CH[/MENTION] always appreciates user feedback.
[G2 Android Development] ebreo:
What about sweep2wake?it doesnt work if i get on in trickster
[G2 Android Development] 4thehalibit:
Sweep to wake will never work on g2 it don't have correct sensor for it sweep to sleep will work

Brought to you by my Liquid G2

** Sprint (ls980)

** Rom - Liquid Smooth KK 4.4.4

** Kernel - B14CKB1RD 3.4.104
[G2 Android Development] 1ceb0x:
Some new stats :) Running LS and Blackbird, optimax, -25 uv, max cpu 1.9.
[G2 Android Development] 4thehalibit:
Heres mine -25uv max 1.9

congestion control yeah

governor bacon just sounded cool "yeah bacon"

Brought to from my Liquid G2

PHN - ls980 (sprint)

ROM - Liquid Smooth

KRN - B1L4CKB1RD

RCV - TWRP 2.7.0
[G2 Android Development] Formhault:
What sensor? You mean touchscreen digitizer? :)
[G2 Android Development] 4thehalibit:
I believe some phones have a motion sensor where soft keys are [MENTION=5037435]REV3NT3CH[/MENTION] mentioned it once I just remember he said g2 wasn't built for it
[G2 Android Development] Formhault:
I'm not so sure about that. As far as I know, the only difference between all G2 variants (except for the Korean one, which got the mighty microSD card slot) is the radio chip.

If LG really did put a motion sensor in some G2 variants (but not all), then f*** them. But I really doubt that.

We've got DT2W, so S2W shouldn't be that hard to implement. I mean unless the DT2W thing is hard coded and can't be meddled with, to adapt to other situations (like S2W, of course).

S2W would be really nice. Having the phone sitting down on a table in class with me knocking on it like crazy makes noise :laugh: .
[G2 Android Development] 4thehalibit:
Not between g2 variants im talking g2 as a whole sweep to wake was made for different phone
[G2 Android Development] Formhault:
Wanna see my stats? :cowboy:

Setup is as follows : 10/27 LS with [MENTION=5438598]RenderBroken[/MENTION]'s R23 (Synapse default, so no UV, OC, UC or FTL :silly: ). Wi-Fi on for most of the time - otherwise 3G mobile data enabled.

EDIT : I thought this was the LS thread, not BlackBird kernel thread... sorry :eek: . Regardless, I'll leave this here. Looks like both Reven and Render are doing excellent jobs at tuning each kernel. If only they had the same views (feature wise), so their powers could double... :D
[G2 Android Development] Formhault:
Oh, right. Sorry, I got it all wrong :silly:.

Well... since we're at touch-the-screen-to-wake-it-up... [MENTION=5037435]REV3NT3CH[/MENTION], could you make it so that the LED blinks blue when the DT2W got through? You know, like it does on LG ROMs... If it's doable, of course (I fear not, but you may never know :cyclops: ).
[G2 Android Development] je2854:
It works out of box on dori...

It does too work.
[G2 Android Development] 1ceb0x:
are you 100% sure that sweep to wake works on dori?
[G2 Android Development] TDSJR:
I don't remember even seeing that on Dori. Lol
[G2 Android Development] InfinitusDesigner:
S2S works on Dorimanx using LG based ROMs (G3) It's a nice feature.
[G2 Android Development] 1ceb0x:
S2S works in this kernel as well.

We speak about sweep to wake, which is impossible for our phone.
[G2 Android Development] InfinitusDesigner:
I'm so sorry I was daydreaming when I read sleep. I'm thinking about install CM11 again I'm having troubles with liquid, some lags. Or wait for PA to use together blackbird kernel.
[G2 Android Development] 1ceb0x:
change the governor to optimax or dancedance. that should solve it :).
[G2 Android Development] je2854:
10char
[G2 Android Development] TDSJR:
You've attached a picture of Sweep to SLEEP not WAKE.

Sorry, If I misunderstood your post, I thought you were referring to Sleep to Wake.
[G2 Android Development] 4thehalibit:
You are right he is trying to back sleep to wake

Brought to from my Liquid G2

PHN - ls980 (sprint)

ROM - Liquid Smooth

KRN - B1L4CKB1RD

RCV - TWRP 2.7.0
[G2 Android Development] RenderBroken:
The reason, as I seen it, that were do not have Sweep2Wake is because how the G2 handles its own Knock On or aka DT2W. For you to actually code Sweep2Wake you would mess up knock on and the battery usage would be even higher than LG's Knock On. So that makes it not worth it. Also Why would anyone think sweeping the right part of the screen is more efficient or easier than Knock On? LG has made Many changes from AOSP to create its own type of AOSP that it makes it hard to add in these AOSP derivative mods. You would have to use crazy work around in some instances and that also makes it not worth it.

[MENTION=5037435]REV3NT3CH[/MENTION] Keep up the Great Work! It will pay off in dividends! Thanks!
[G2 Android Development] izzyisawesome:
Im running Mahdi rom. how do i disable the performance settings?
[G2 Android Development] MBurns2:
download root toolbox lite and uninstall kernel setting. Then from play Store download trickster mod.
[G2 Android Development] enr88:
Hey bud, there are much work to do for have this amazing kernel working on Lollipop rom??

Thanks For all

Keep up the good work
[G2 Android Development] Lawlrus:
The entire thing would need rebased as I think the 5.0 ROM is on 4.2 kernel base.
[G2 Android Development] izzyisawesome:
There is no such apk there. I cant find the apk for it
[G2 Android Development] Lawlrus:
I don't think Mahdi comes baked in with a kernel app anymore. But, go to apps in ROM tool box and see if kerneltweaker is in your system apps. That's what you would want to remove.

If it isn't just download trickstermod and use it to change the governor.
[G2 Android Development] izzyisawesome:
There is nothing of the sort. I am just worried about them clashing and causing more battery drain. When battery life is my main focus
[G2 Android Development] Lawlrus:
Honestly, even if you did have it, if you never opened the app, you would not have given it root privileges and it wouldn't be able to do anything anyways
[G2 Android Development] izzyisawesome:
sadly i did open it seeing if there was a option to remove it from the inside since i couldnt any other way but it never asked for root privileges. As if it had them to begin with
[G2 Android Development] Lawlrus:
No idea then less you go into SuperSU and blanket allow root.

Reguardless, if you don't see kerneltweaker as a system app, its not on there then.
[G2 Android Development] izzyisawesome:
Guess there is nothing i can do but thank you
[G2 Android Development] buski:
Im using mahdi rom with this kernel .do i have to get trickster mod and apply a setting or does it configure itself on the best setting allready?
[G2 Android Development] Formhault:
It configures itself to the best settings. Well, depends what is best for you... of course.
[G2 Android Development] nytebird:
Affliction rom

Can this kernel be used along side the affliction rom ?

LS980

Furnace Kernel

ZVD