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[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
At the moment, this cannot be avoided. But I have it on my to-do list to to include a flag in the intent to make it disappear.

So, in one of the next app updates :)

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] Roulianooo:
Great great Kernel !

Noticed a good improvement of touch screen since Beta 6

Runing Beta 7 on CM11S since available and no problem so far with zzmove optimal / fiops :D

Thanks Lord and keep up the good work ;)
[ONE Original Android Development] AES256thetic:
Perfect, I'll keep an eye out in the changelogs :)
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
I assume, I could rely on you for a test before I release the app, right?

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] AES256thetic:
Of course! I've got a lot of use out of your work so I'd be more than happy to help however I can.
[ONE Original Android Development] AGiovanni:
I can not find this option in Boeffla-Config 2.1.52 :rolleyes:

Giovanni
[ONE Original Android Development] magnamentis:
kernel on default should fix this, else you can tweak settings till it does. this since it does not appear to be a general rom problem.
[ONE Original Android Development] liver20:
I have all stock.

Cyanogen stock all.

Then boeffla kernel should fix it?

What version should flash for cos cm12.1s?
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
Version 4.0-beta3 for COS12.1.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] The Broken:
Hey Andi,

What kernel would you recommend for CM12.1S? I am afraid to try the one for cm12s because of the change to 5.1.1
[ONE Original Android Development] kurtextrem:
The best idea would be to use the COS12.1 kernel (which is CM12.1S) :)
[ONE Original Android Development] abhibnl:
No probs. English is not my first language either.
[ONE Original Android Development] twowheeler:
No worries, you didn't offend anyone. :) . this thread is very friendly

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[ONE Original Android Development] andrea90:
Does exist a fix for the Connectivity Service wakelocks on Lollipop? It's draining a bit my battery....
[ONE Original Android Development] ZaneZam:
to the guys with wakeup issues related to zzmoove sleep settings: I face them too from time to time and honestly I find them also very annoying especially if u have to wait so long to see who is calling *g*.In last zzmoove version I tried to react them by changing sampling rate sleep multiplier but obviously that was not enough. i just did some more tests with different sleep settings and found out that most impact has the freq limit at sleep. so if u want to do a quick fix by yourself either use relax profile as stated before or use any profile and disable the freq limit by using tunable mode in config app and give the tuneable freq_limit_sleep the value 0. that reduces the delay but still the only way to fix it completely is to keep all "awake" values.

Im already testing a modification in zzmoove where u can disable the whole sleep mode with one tuneable independently from all the profiles. then we got an easy method to fix that whithout the need to change multiple tuneables. so stay tuned ;)
[ONE Original Android Development] magnamentis:
you have to provide more information as to you configuration. rom, mods etc. you can do that with xposed module amplify or in many cm based roms there is a feature "wakelock blocker" in developer settings where you can kill the wakelock. furhter you can use apps like wakelock detector to find the wakelock trigger and prevent in from autostart, wake and/or stay awake in privacy settings if your rom has the feature.

in the future try to think what kind of information people could use to help you, this raises chances that you get own ideas for workarounds as well as give other forum users a better handle where to start looking. hope it helps. :highfive:
[ONE Original Android Development] andrea90:
I thought it was a recognised bug on Lollipop but I see there's a recent fix!

http://www.xda-developers.com/xposed-module-to-fix-mobileradioactive-bug/
[ONE Original Android Development] magnamentis:
ok, got you now, i already posted about that one in another thread LOL just recently, funny :) all good then :good:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=62589207&postcount=4106
[ONE Original Android Development] suaverc118:
For this one you have to delete SU correct? What if I want to use the latest kernel but don't delete SU? What happens?
[ONE Original Android Development] Pablo.x:
Nothing, I'm using beta 3 with supersu without any problem

Sent from my Bacon con huevos. Euphoria/COS12.1 + Boeffla
[ONE Original Android Development] suaverc118:
OK cool. Thanks and I'll flash it soon.
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
As in my previous cms kernel... You can use both as you like.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] andrea90:
I still have bad idle battery on lollipop but I don't understand why.. I'm on cos12.1 with last boeffla..

I lose 10% battery in a night with airplane mode

No wakelocks according to wakelock detector... I'm a bit confused!

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[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
No need to be confused: Welcome to Android L on the OnePlus.

Indeed, battery life under KitKat was much better.

Why? I bet nobody knows. But since we are on Android 5, battery life just got worse.

Also no kernel can do any miracles for battery life, this is highly overestimated. A good kernel might be able to save you 10-20% max, but not more.

The culprit is very likely in the L roms...

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] infatality:
Definitely something wrong is wrong at your end.. I'm also on cos12.1 with this kernel.. My over night drain is a mere 4% with data, sync on and greenify with xposed framework.
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
CM12.1 kernel maintenance update

Hi all,

maintenance update for the cm12.1 kernel:

CM12.1 -- Version

4.2-beta1

31.08.2015

Updated with latest official CM kernel commits as of 30.08.15

Ramdisk updated to official CM12.1 version of 31.08.15

Enjoy

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] suaverc118:
I have no drain over night. I set my phone to 2g. Give that a try because it may be a bad signal. What also helps me is I use an app called Disable services and I click system apps, look for Google play services and anything in that area that is blue, you click it and it turns it red. There's a lot of services running in the background from Google play services. Thanks to [MENTION=5956955]Purerawenergy[/MENTION] for informing me of this app.
[ONE Original Android Development] suaverc118:
Here's mine for overnight.
[ONE Original Android Development] magnamentis:
the following is copy pasted from the news page ( there is a fix that works without xposed )

Reproducing this bug is rather simple. All that users have to do is enable mobile data, use it for a short while, and then disable it. After a some time, check for the “Mobile Data Active” time under the apps that were used, which should appear as significantly higher than your usage had been. As a confirmation, the “Cell Standby” option would also show high drain, sometimes even higher than your display’s power usage.

A Nice Fix!

Thankfully, XDA Senior Member Bazoocaze has found a fix for the issue. The fix originally comes as a modified CM12.1 build for the Sony Xperia ZL, but thanks to the patches submitted by the dev, it has also been adapted into a universal Xposed module by XDA Senior Member pyler. The fix module is still undergoing tests for further confirmation which is why it is not currently available in the Xposed repo. However, you can still grab the latest version from the forum thread. As an added bonus, a patch has also been submitted to the CyanogenMod for review and should make its way on to nightlies soon.

this is the link to the commit, hence you need a rom with the commit or wait until it comes to your rom

http://review.blissroms.com/#/c/1072/

original article:
[ONE Original Android Development] KewalG:
will the cm11 kernel work for latest miui 7 based on 4.4 kitkat?
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
I don't think so.

MIUI always require some modifications, but the team was never responsive to queries about them. You can try, but don't be disappointed when it does not work.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
Guys,

I will be going on a business trip to lovely Watford in UK again tomorrow morning, coming back by Thursday night.

So, I will follow the thread, but please expect some delays in my answers.

And... Of course no kernels in the next 3 days.

Cheers

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] twowheeler:
Have fun Andi!

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[ONE Original Android Development] Clark789:
Huuuh, Watford is the home town of Nick Leeson...

Be careful.... ;)

Bon voyage!

Clark
[ONE Original Android Development] The Dork Knight Rises:
I have such erratic drain too (on many different Lollipop ROMs)

Night before last, I got similar 10% drain. Last night, only 3% :p

0%? That's impressive...did you disable services or any such tweaks?
[ONE Original Android Development] magnamentis:
0% is a flux in the battery measurement. i encountered this as well many times in the last 2 years on several devices. it's not real. if you install monitoring app or a a device like a Vmeter or Ameter, which measures the exact actual battery capacity in mA or the voltage, you will see that it was not 0%, of course not, it's physically impossibel, there are no miracles. but then, not to give a false image here, if it shows 0% the drain was very very small indeed, 1-2% max and shortly after the device is woken it will suddenly drop by 1-3% and adjust the value shown. i suspect that a device can sleep as deep that it does not even measure the battery level and hence needs some time to make up for it.

EDIT: BTW i found out after i needed to purchase such an ampere meter because my devices did not charge properly on the motorbike and i had to find the reason ( it were the cables )
[ONE Original Android Development] Hilmesh:
Hello [MENTION=4551715]suaverc118[/MENTION]. If you disable google play services then wont you lose the ability to autosync Gmail??? Also i noticed that we set location to ignore in google play services in privacy settings then Google maps takes a lot of time to pinpoint our current location.
[ONE Original Android Development] DjDiabolik:
Hi boys..... someone can give to me some feedback about a little problems ??

On COS12.1 i have flashed the 4.0-beta3 and latest config app............ my setting it's ZZMOVE - Optimal - Scheduler ZEN - no undervolt - Default hotplug - No overclock ecc. ecc.

When i turn on my Phone the notification of Profile Applied it's appears on screen as normal........... i tap on notification and this disappering as normal but after that my OPO remain stuck for about 2 or 3 seconds, all text disappering from screen also in the status bar (like crash of gui or similar) and then everything returns to normal whitout problems. It's normal ??
[ONE Original Android Development] vicky2131:
nothing like that here~~

My config---> zzmove -relax

tripndroid

max cpu-17xx

hotplug- zzmove native default

No overclock,no touch boot status and kernel logging disabled.
[ONE Original Android Development] suaverc118:
I manually sync my gmail. I've been doing that for years. Some people want to be notified but for me its not important, I rather click the app and sync.
[ONE Original Android Development] magnamentis:
[MENTION=5919577]DjDiabolik[/MENTION] change to something different than zzmove and go from there. use intelliactive fiops and increase read ahead buffer size to something beyond 2000 and go from there. once you have things running fine you can go back to your preferred settings one by one to see when the issues start and skip it for now.
[ONE Original Android Development] Bazzz66:
Hi Guys,

Just to be sure, I have updated to 12.1-YOG4PAS1N0.

Everything stock, so I need the 12.1 4.x kernel: Version 4.2-beta1 ( <---that is: COS12.1 - Test on the boeffla website)

Tnx
[ONE Original Android Development] sathish804:
No you need to Try COS12.1 - Beta 3 which is latest for your ROM.

http://boeffla.df-kunde.de/bacon/boeffla-kernel-cms/cm12.1s_download/Test/

4.2 Beta 1 is for CM12.1 ROMS.
[ONE Original Android Development] DjDiabolik:
Ok boys.... i have quoted both at this point :)

Tomorrow when i turn on i try to change.... i ever used the zzmoove since cm11s but now i thins it's possibly to use somethins better like that :)

Otherwise i sometime play some games on my OPO and whit zzmoove I never had problems like lags or struttering but if you think the intelliactive fiops it's better i thinks i can try ;)

For example using ZZmoove i never had problems whit autonomy..... i'm very satisfied... but yeah.. if intelliactive it's better i can try....

I have also tryed to read some thread here to found some help like best configuration but i thinks it's impossible to found the "best" because for example my needs may be different from yours or similar :)
[ONE Original Android Development] kurtextrem:
Also test Zen, I found it more fluent than sio for example. Didn't compare with tripndroid / fiops though. Any Zen fans who did that? :)

Anyway, my advice: Get CPU Spy, test one governor each day, note / screenshot the cpu usage and write down how it feels. (assuming you do similar stuff each day)

For example, yesterday I was using smartmax eps and it felt fluent and still spent most of the time on 300Mhz :)
[ONE Original Android Development] mp3deviant721:
I just updated the Boeffla Config app today and I really like the new logo. It fits in with Lollipop much better! Great job Lord Boeffla!

OnePlus One | Euphoria OS x Boeffla edition™
[ONE Original Android Development] anshumandash:
Can you guys suggest a governor that gives balanced performance with good battery. I have tried zzmove, want to try something else. I don't play games.
[ONE Original Android Development] mp3deviant721:
Smartmax. Its good on battery but very smooth in the UI. Lionheart and PegasusQ are my two other favorites.

OnePlus One | Euphoria OS x Boeffla edition™
[ONE Original Android Development] anshumandash:
Thanks. I selected smartmax and it feels very smooth. [emoji106]
[ONE Original Android Development] kalapapa:
What profile of zzmove have you been using. Try relax or optimal, which have both been buttery smooth and stay at lower frequencies
[ONE Original Android Development] Stroky:
Yes Smartmax is also my selection.

Smartmax_EPS is even better in terms of battery
[ONE Original Android Development] ecrab1:
I am having that same problem, except with mine I swipe away the notification, and the space stays there until either my phone crashes into a bootloop, or I restart it. I have been able to get out of the bootloop by just flashing the kernel again over the old one and wiping the cache/dalvik cache for good measure. I am on the latest COS12.1 kernel (4.0 beta 3), and on Lollipop 5.1.1 (forgot the Cyanogen OS version), zzmoove-relax governor, zzmoove hotplug, zen scheduler with 1024kb readahead buffer, no undervolt, underclocked to just under 2GHz, default everything else in the Boeffla Config v2 app. Except for color settings.

Sorry for poor formatting/grammar. I had to type this out fast before I leave.

Additional information: Running Xposed, Greenify, Amplify, Viper4Android. Not using Synapse.
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
Uninstall this xposed sh***, or at least disable it.

What you mention will never be caused by a kernel. This is a 100% rom thing.

These mods you put on top of the rom break stuff.

I never use that crap and I never had any of these issues.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] infatality:
Well.. I'm using xposed framework with greenify on official COS 12.1 with this kernel and it works perfectly fine.. I believed it's something to do with your rom.. And lately cm12.1 has lots of funny issues.
[ONE Original Android Development] ecrab1:
I cannot use an Android phone without Xposed. Period. I may try to flash another ROM soon. I heard Exodus is a good one for battery life. By the way, just so I am clear, "COS" stands for Cyanogen OS, not Color OS, correct?
[ONE Original Android Development] kalapapa:
Yah
[ONE Original Android Development] ecrab1:
I think I may have solved my problem. I was basically just messing around in the Boeffla-Config app and decided to change the scheduler to SIO with a 512kb readahead buffer. I also cleaned the init.d folder, and set SELinux to boot as permissive (needed it that way anyways, for ViPER4Android). I think the issue may be solved, but I am not sure what actually fixed it.
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
I have made my point. Xposed is in my opinion a support desease.

I can very well. Period :)

I consider strongly to drop any support for people having strange effects reporting here when they have xposed installed.

Sorry, this framework is a waste of time for me in terms of support. For >90% of the people, xposed has too much power and they cannot control it.

Think I will add this to the OP soon, I am tired of that.

Read above, I am about to drop support when xposed is installed.

And I am more than happy for people to move on to other custom kernels when they have an issue with that.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] kalapapa:
No I think you misunderstood when I said yah I didn't say it in agreement for xposed to be essential, I said cause he asked if COS meant cyanogen os so I said yah

Anyways xposed does cause more harm than good for me on my phone.
[ONE Original Android Development] ecrab1:
Woah buddy, I didn't mean to make you angry. It looks like Xposed wasn't even causing the problem. I have used Xposed an HTC Incredible, an original Nexus 7, an HTC Thunderbolt, a Galaxy S2, among other devices before this one, and it has always worked flawlessly for me. It's not like I am going out and grabbing all the Xposed modules I can fit on my device... Just some tweaks for the YouTube app, and some battery-saving stuff. I also think I have my DSP hooked into Xposed. The only not-quite-necessary module I have installed is GravityBox.
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
I am not angry.

Planned this for a longer time already, as I waste at least a few hours per week with xposed related support cases.

Most prominent: People having an old Boeffla-Config app because they configured xprivacy to not allow Boeffla-Config to update itself.

No problem, I just changed the OP accordingly.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] ecrab1:
Ahh, thank you for trying to help out, though! I don't blame you for that decision. There are a lot of ****wads that install the Xposed Framework without even knowing what it is, and then they get confused and panicky when their phone won't turn on anymore. :eek:
[ONE Original Android Development] Orphee:
Hi Andi, I understand your point of you about xposed...

It is very powerful, and of course need a lot of precaution...

I personally can't use an Android phone without xposed/xprivavy.

I'm using your kernel since a few month now, in fact it is your kernel with its permissive option that made mage try CM LP when xposed/xprivacy needed it to work.

I NEVER had any issue with your kernel !

Yes people should always disable xposed and confirm their issue I'd still there before posting in the thread.

Thank you for your hard work
[ONE Original Android Development] lchiocca:
From the OP: > I will refuse to give support if you do any undervolting and experience freezes or hot reboots

Andi, you forgot to put brackets around the "or" - that's a newbi mistake :) [ (hasUndervolting && hasFeezes) || hasHotReboots vs. hasUndervolting && (hasFeezes || hasHotReboots) ]
[ONE Original Android Development] magnamentis:
Are you drunk?

Your post is full of mistakes and i'm not even sure if the original meaning is correct and then if it is, it's not worth to post such a mess about it since the sentence in the OP is easy to understand.
[ONE Original Android Development] lchiocca:
Wish I was ;). Guess you don't know your boolean operator precedence. Here the link in case https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order_of_operations#Programming_languages

But just to let you know: that was a joke.
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
Jokes apart...

There seem to be brilliant news for the OnePlus Two users waiting for some real kernels (not saying the currently existing custom kernels are bad, but in my taste without a own-compiled device tree they are crippled)...

With help of Modaco member KonstaT, I managed to compile the device tree of the OnePlus 2 now and it seems to be working. At least this is the first time a custom dt.img worked and the kernel boots. All credits go to KonstaT however, I just recompiled the dtbtool with his patches.

Fingers crossed, I will give that test kernel another 24-48 hours try to see if all runs stable.

But if so, the fun can begin soon on the OnePlus 2... :D

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] magnamentis:
see you then in the soon to be OP2 kernel thread. i already gave my ONE to my dad, hence will spend not that much time on this one anymore, perhaps a week or so max or till the "2" kernel gets his own thread.
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
Mmmmmhh, patience please.

Unfortunately this weekend I can do nothing and Monday evening I am again going on a business trip (this time within Germany, but still...)

But it will come, one day... :D

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] magnamentis:
quoting myself "or till the "2" kernel gets his own thread" that means, as long as it takes, no hurry though. wish you a successful trip ;)
[ONE Original Android Development] union1mc:
This is wonderful news! Still waiting for an invite, but this gives me hope that when I get one, great developers will be supporting it. If your next business trip takes you anywhere near Amberg, I will definitely buy you some beer!
[ONE Original Android Development] androidbuff123:
Installed this kernel (beta version) on my COS 12.1. So far so good. Battery drain is much lower than stock. Interestingly at one point after I disconnected from from power, when the battery was down to 98%, after a few minutes it automatically shot up to 100% on its own. Lol.

Loving it so far. I hope there will be an app in the future to install updates to kernel.
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
What? Hehe.

Boeffla-Config app can update the kernel for more than 2 years already.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] Paresh Kalinani:
You don't make kernels for CAF based ROMs?
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
No. I don't.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] ecrab1:
Hey, me again. I turns out everything I listed a couple pages back didn't really fix my problem. But you know what did? Updating my custom recovery! I can be really stupid sometimes.
[ONE Original Android Development] OmegaBlaze:
What are your feelings CAF based ROMs? I personally don't feel or see a difference Boeffla.
[ONE Original Android Development] kalapapa:
The only difference I see is that the camera is much much better. Battery seems the same if not worse
[ONE Original Android Development] Pablo.x:
Battery for me was worse, but in lastest builds seem to have improved

Sent from my Bacon con huevos. Euphoria/COS12.1 + Boeffla
[ONE Original Android Development] therohanchawla:
Hi everyone... Is there a version for the official cm12.1s???.
[ONE Original Android Development] ahlulnugraha:
Yes.
[ONE Original Android Development] magnamentis:
you know that eating often make appetite for more, hence try not to spoon-feed that kind of questions. i mean the link to downloads page and everything else is in the OP and there it can all be found. like this he will never read the OP and come up with another dozen of such posts :)
[ONE Original Android Development] ahlulnugraha:
I was gonna turn him into deserter after answer him then Ned stark probably going to sentence him, but okay.