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[ONE Original Android Development] AcmE85:
[MENTION=947981]Lord Boeffla[/MENTION]

I just had my second random reboot today after flashing today's cm13 nightly.

The first one happened on stock cm13 kernel this morning.

The second one on today's beta 9 kernel.

I believe this is due to the updated wifi firmware. There is also a comment on this merge

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/123291/

The crash happened at around [22:47]

I've attached the last_kmsg, dmesg and logcat.
[ONE Original Android Development] tsiftsism:
I have also random reboots (more than two) with last Nightly and boeffla-5.0-beta9. Haven't tested the rom with the build-in kernel, i always flash boeffla kernel right after updating to a new nighlty.

Ps. I know that this isn't a CM discussion thread, but since lot of users are using Nighlties i'm asking. With the last release (9/12) whenever my finger reaches the front camera screen switches off. Do you guys are having this problem? Is it a rom's bug or it's something wrong with my setup?
[ONE Original Android Development] AcmE85:
[MENTION=2031743]tsiftsism[/MENTION] You are probably triggering the "double-tap to sleep"-feature on the status bar.

You can disable this inside Display settings.
[ONE Original Android Development] tsiftsism:
No, this feature is disabled. ;)

I don't double tap the screen. Whenever my finger reaches the front camera (don't even touch the display) display switches off.

It's seems like a proximity sensor issue with the last release? That's why i asked if i'm the only one.
[ONE Original Android Development] AcmE85:
Ok, I understand now. Not happening on my device on today's nightly (stock kernel and boeffla beta9 kernel).
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
Cannot see the reboot triggered from kernel space in your case.

My suspicion is more on the rom side, as it is the first Android 6.0.1 rom. So it would be very likely something is not yet right there.

BTW: No single reboot for me so far.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
By the way: CM team pushed a bunch of additional kernel commits last night. So I am currently compiling beta10 already.

Cheers

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] varund7726:
I have the exact same log as the guy

And I had around 5 reboots( when in WiFi only) with my own kernel and cms kernel

I think bacon isn't ready for prima1.5 yet

Not with the current configuration

Also the newer blobs pushed could be an issue
[ONE Original Android Development] infatality:
Weird.. I hadn't had any reboot yet since yesterday on wifi.
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
Me neither. I am on 5GHz Wifi, maybe only 2.4GHz is affected...

Or it is only coincidence.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] AcmE85:
I think it is random and might not happen to anyone.

For what it's worth, I've been on wifi almost the whole time yesterday

and "only" experienced two reboots (2,4 GHz) with no heavy load.

So not sure what exactly might trigger them.

It could also be a wrong or missing bit inside the WCNSS_qcom_cfg.ini.

Could you maybe compile a test kernel with the updated prima 1.5 reverted?
[ONE Original Android Development] infatality:
Yup.. I'm also on 5Ghz..
[ONE Original Android Development] varund7726:
Sultans g3 wcns config fixes this problem
[ONE Original Android Development] Bobbi lim:
[MENTION=947981]Lord Boeffla[/MENTION] on your Beta9 kernel with CM nightly of 9/12 (6.0.1) and I have not a single reboot on my ends today.

Which CPU governor will you recommend?

I've used zzmove (profile 5 - ZaneZam Battery Plus ) from morning till afternoon and realized battery was dropping fast on data and swapped over to Inteliactive and battery life started becoming better. Overall, battery life will be more of my main concern as I don't game on the phone.

Will you consider adding in additional hotplugs? Maybe CPUQuiet?
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
This is interesting, is it available somewhere? Would be interested in the changes (although it is a rom topic).

I am sticking with interactive, being a purist user.

And no, read op on "things I will never do" regarding other hotplugs... I am a mpdecision supporter, being close to stock. This is also one reason why the kernel is usually exceptionally stable.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] Bobbi lim:
Mind if I ask? What ROM are you on? You are obliged not to answer if you wish :) Just a casual question ^^
[ONE Original Android Development] infatality:
Cm12.1 or cm13 and Cos12.1
[ONE Original Android Development] varund7726:
https://github.com/sultanxda/androi...mmit/b684dc0da463bb2962865717cafbbfd86acbe3ba

And

https://github.com/sultanxda/androi...mmit/7601cff59ff14e51d0f00ccdba88eec839cfefd4

Firmware blobs

https://github.com/sultanxda/propri...mmit/62e71e1cf2031e9da806d24100f36ba8db943028
[ONE Original Android Development] atlharp:
Ditto with me too. I am running Sultan's ROM and it is good,but overall I am not seeing the big deal.
[ONE Original Android Development] khanjan2khan:
I am on 5GHz too.. And I've had a couple of random reboots since yesterday. Bad part is I am not able to replicate it. Just random. My guess would be it is a ROM side issue.
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
Always on original CM (or COS) only. I am not going for any custom roms for good reasons.

Yes, it seems to be more and more confirmed that way. Rom and new wifi drivers together maybe.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] AcmE85:
I've tested today's nightly + WCNSS_qcom_cfg.ini from 12/08.

Still experienced one reboot so far. Sorry if this is off-topic.
[ONE Original Android Development] :
After continuous flashing i am moving back to COS12.1. Can anyone recommend which governor to use for Gaming/Performance and at the same time taking care of little battery :P
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
Maintenance for CM13

Guys,

important maintenance update for the CM13 beta kernel.

Read the change log carefully !!!

Version 5.0-beta10

10.12.2015

Note: You are

strongly adviced

to use CM13 nightly of 09.12.2015 or newer (as from this nightly onwards, Android version bumped to 6.0.1)

Update: Updated with latest official CM kernel commits as of 10.12.15

Update: Ramdisk updated to official CM13.0 version of 10.12.15

Enjoy

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] vicky2131:
Interactive would do the work very well.

For more info---> http://xdaforums.com/oneplus-one/general/unofficial-boeffla-kernel-profile-t2998145
[ONE Original Android Development] :
Thanks. And what about Smartmax?
[ONE Original Android Development] vicky2131:
I use zzmove or at times smartmax for battery saving(not much of a gamer). Smartmax tries to keep the cpu low at all levels so i would not prefer it for extreme gaming.

I will provide you with a link below which will help you in choosing the right governor and i\o according to your use.

http://xdaforums.com/general/general/ref-to-date-guide-cpu-governors-o-t3048957 ---->(really good explanation)

Btw my combo is always zzmove relax with deadline or zen (or) smartmax_eps with deadline or zen

for zzmove i use zzmove hotplug

for smartmax i use optimized.
[ONE Original Android Development] Brian325:
Using CM 13 beta 9 with 12/9 nightly for 2 days now. No reboots or any issues on or off of WiFi. Using all default kernel settings except switch to smartmax. Thanks for the awesome kernel and app.
[ONE Original Android Development] nitishp7890:
[MENTION=947981]Lord Boeffla[/MENTION] why can't i use per app profiles with this kernel i have an everyday battery saving profile which i use normally but to play heavy games i created a gaming profile using per app modes but its not working whenever i open games cpu configurations doesn't change this is happening with your kernel only with ak and rr kernel it was fine but since your kernel gives me good battery life so i am using it "PLEASE HELP"
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
Yes, it is not compatible with my kernel.

I am not supporting that for technical reasons.

You need to switch profiles in Boeffla-Config to achieve something similar.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] nitishp7890:
So if i created a gaming profile using your app only and before playing games if i switch this profile then will it work without rebooting device??
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
Yes, you do not need to reboot the device. If you switch the profile, it is applied on the fly.

Also, you can automate switching the profile with tasker app (where you can check for started apps and then trigger, or low battery, or or or... you have infinite possibilities).

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] nitishp7890:
Thanks dev since i am a normal user and don't know much about kernel configurations so i asked for your help thanks for help dev have a good day
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
You are welcome :)
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
Oh, I forgot something as I never use it myself.

You might get to work what you wanted in your way.

In Boeffla config, you can give others the right back to change the settings. If you click these check boxes, it could work just like before.

Only thing you (obviously) lose is control of the app over these settings.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] Renosh:
Hey Boeffla just wanna ask is there a guide on how to do this or can you share a Tasker profile you've created cause I'd love to switch profiles when gaming and use stock settings in normal use? I have tried to google this numerous times and can't for the life of me figure out how to make it work with Tasker
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
This is not true, or? :(

www.boeffla-kernel.de should be always your first choice.

FAQ section...

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] molonad:
Hello Mr Lord Boeffla, iam here to tell you that I was hasty and anxious and i tried some caf mm rom and now iam waiting for resurrection mm to get your kernel back! Too many troubles i have with caf kernels! Iam really looking forward to use your kernel again ?
[ONE Original Android Development] Renosh:
I did some random stuff while attempting to get this done and got some toasts that my profile was set but it wasn't automatic like I hoped and still confused if I'm even doing it right. Basically I made a task for opening a game and wanted it to automatically use my Boeffla profile every time I open the game.
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
Although tasker is not really the topic here, I will make a tasker job as a template that can be used by people. So it is much more clear.

But can take some days, I have not lots of time.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] nitishp7890:
Yes thanks dev just installed your kernel and switched profiles everything is going good without rebooting and i have one more question sorryfor troubling you i have enabled fastcharging and set ac current flow to 1600 but dont see any difference in charging speed with oneplus one charger i mean it is taking same time as it used to take before applying fast charge
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
You need to put it up to 2000 or 2200mA to see a difference.

But this only works if you have a good charger.

I would not do that regularly though, to ensure you do not mess up your battery life span.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] nitishp7890:
Ohh thanks I think i will stick to stock current values thank you dev :o
[ONE Original Android Development] lalit1:
black bar in the notification

All

I just upgraded the later kernel and started getting the black bar in the notification and not able to remove this... refer to black bar in the image under clock....

any idea how to remove this

thanks in advance.
[ONE Original Android Development] Bobbi lim:
Is that even a OPO? There's a fingerprint scanner icon instead of a lock icom on the lock screen.
[ONE Original Android Development] cristianvaz81993:
which hotplug is recommended to battery saving? i think zzmoove default os other 3core max?
[ONE Original Android Development] therebel88:
Running beta 10 on the latest VM13. Absolutely rock solid. Battery life is like the good old 44s kit kat days. Well done
[ONE Original Android Development] cloudx720:
btw does opo have hardware accelerated encryption? Sorry if a little off topic ?
[ONE Original Android Development] nitishp7890:
Hey guys i using boeffla kernel for few days it gave me amazing sot and standby time but when i turn my 3g data on everytime then suddeny android system and play services wakelocks are appearing even after using amplify powernap and greenify and in standby mode battery is draining fast like 5% per hour any idea what to do?

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Hey guys i have been using this kernel for few days now which gave me amazing sot and idle time but when i turn my 3g data on and i keep it always on then i am noticing android system and play services wakelocks are appearing even after using amplify powernap and greenify and my battery is draining fast in standby mode like 5% per hour which was never happened with me with wifi always on is this a gapps issue any idea guys what to do?
[ONE Original Android Development] tetakpatak:
[MENTION=7102700]nitishp7890[/MENTION] did you check with Wakelock Detector why?

tetakpatalked from N7100
[ONE Original Android Development] kalapapa:
It's called the mobile data activity bug. It was present also in lollipop and Google still has not fixed it even though they said they fixed it in marshmallow. It pretty much keeps your mobile data active for more time than it should be and it causes massive drain as you can see. Nothing you can really do about it except you could limit background data for certain apps which are plagued with the bug. Hopefully Google fixes it
[ONE Original Android Development] infatality:
Well.. I had not seen any MRA since I jump to cm13. Probably it's the rom you using.
[ONE Original Android Development] Hugomm:
Not working on latest cm13 sultán. It flashes correctly but when booting stucks in logo. Using multirom.
[ONE Original Android Development] drishd:
Come on! Sultan's Rom is CAF. Flash any caf kernel.
[ONE Original Android Development] therebel88:
Full cycle on latest VM13 build with Boeffla beta 10. Bloody outstanding!! This is like the good ole Kit Kat days. Thanks Lord!!
[ONE Original Android Development] Hugomm:
Ohh, you are right. Sorry.

Any good caf kernel?

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[ONE Original Android Development] drishd:
There r few. But I liked one by DerRomtester. Though this is my personal choice.
[ONE Original Android Development] vinman12:
Looking good
[ONE Original Android Development] kalapapa:
Nope its not a rom thing. If you check out the nexus 5 or some other forum you'll see that other devices on mm still have this issue.
[ONE Original Android Development] thedoctor.gz:
Very good! Which settings do you use?

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Very good! Which settings do you use?

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[ONE Original Android Development] therebel88:
Interactive battery profile. And max CPU 1958. Everything else stock.

Also use doze editor found on xda.
[ONE Original Android Development] dudas89:
Lord Boeffla, after so many time using AK Kernel and repective Synapse profiles, I decided to give your kernel a try, since AK stoped using OnePlus devices, and I have to say that your kernel are pretty awesome too!

I'm on Exodus latest Nighlty with v4.2 kernel and using rabyt10 battery saver profile and so far so good. Thank you for your hard work!
[ONE Original Android Development] cloudx720:
hey Andi, does opo battery saving mode work fine with ya kernel if I overclock? Thanks bud ?
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
It should at least partially.

I do not know what this mode does exactly, but with my kernel, the mode cannot change governor and cpu min/max frequences.

Unless you enable it to be changed in Boeffla-Config Settings, although I do not recommend it.

I anyways rather recommend to use a profile in Boeffla-Config with reduced cpu frequencies etc. for battery saving instead of the OPO one as we do not 100% know (at least I do not know) what it does.

And your question about hardware encryption: I am not 100% sure, but I think it does not have any hw decryption built in. Which is not an issue as of today, SoC is powerful enough to do it on-the-fly usually.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] chenrp:
profiles?

any profiles for this kernel?

i don't see any app that i can upload a saved profile...
[ONE Original Android Development] TiVON:
On a lucky day my One shows up as 30000 on Antutu... It isn't worth anything :)

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[ONE Original Android Development] BrunoNRG:
@ magnamentis

50798 is the best result I ever got (benchmark performed just now) on antutu with my OPO using boeffla beta 7. Apparently someone with a OnePlus One managed 55643, but he is "only" ranked 5510, and the nº1 / best result in the antutu ranking is a Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (SM-N910U) with a score of 55582, unless I'm mistaken, 55643 is still higher than 55582, right? Weird... :confused:

@ TiVON

Either you have an older version of antutu installed or you're using the wrong settings for benchmark, all settings that increase battery life, usually lower performance

@ Lord Boeffla

If I install version 8 beta and for some reason (wifi, video recording, etc... not working fine) I want to go back to version 7, I can flash it on top of version 8 or is there any special procedure to downgrade your kernel? Many thanks
[ONE Original Android Development] Franc38:
Thanks for the advice.

That was definitely not a problem with router or amount of devices on the network (office network, in a university... scaled for hundreds or thousands of connections). But the signal is patchy in my office.

Re-flashed the "stock wifi firmware" and tested again back at home on a much better signal (like 3 or 4 feet from the router ;) ) and it does work quite OK. Not the full bandwidth of the network, but OK for me on the phone, since more than 25Mb/s would be a waste...

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It's worth what it's worth, sure, but that's very useful for comparisons between different settings.

30k or less means that there's something in your settings that throttles the CPU... Underclocking, limiting memory access, and so on. As BrunoNRG pointed, something that's good for battery life will be bad for perfs and vice versa.

Now you need to strike the balance that suits you. If you want a looonng lasting battery and don't use 3D games often then the optimal setting is sure to be quite different from the one that'll shine at Antutu... ;)
[ONE Original Android Development] ZaneZam:
you can just flash back, no special procedure needed. but on beta7 stay away from zzmoove as it might lead to kernel crashes which is fixed in beta8, beside of that

the changes in beta8 are really minor there is not much difference between b7 and b8 and NO difference in wlan driver or related stuff ;)
[ONE Original Android Development] Charles::
Honestly, I'm not sure either and I've read the OP. I've seen CM11 used along side AOSP, but unless it specifically states AOSP, I won't apply it until I get a confirmation.
[ONE Original Android Development] magnamentis:
why not ?

but seriously, why not flash what you think is right and go back to latest running config should you once in a while have misunderstood something?

i mean it takes 2-3 minutes to flash back latest nandroid, made just before flashing something new.

BTW taking you by the word "unless it specifically states AOSP... ) one could say, then leave it, somehow the next step is that you would perhaps make devs use a lawyer to check the OP-Wording and a reliability insurance to give users a warranty.

however to be at least helpful, this kernel is for cm11s and cm11 nightlies which means that you can try on roms which are base on cm11 nightlies but without warranty and if you read the thread as it would be the way to proceed you will find many roms explicitely mentioned where this kernel works. albeit there may be compatibility issues if the latest cm commits which are i.e. implemented into the kernel are not implemented into one of it's depending roms at a given time. but again, nandroid is greetings, 5 minutes extrawork and all is back on track.
[ONE Original Android Development] Aavion:
as most aosp roms rely on cm's device tree, the cm11 kernel should work without any problems :)
[ONE Original Android Development] magnamentis:
about terms

it's not always easy to agree on terms but as far as i know it's exactly the other way around all customs roms are based on AOSP.

Android Open Source Project is the OS (source code) as it's released by google and from there all rom makers go. cm based roms as distinguish themselves by using more code aurora but even that is not so simple as it was in the beginning anymore when cm was considered caf and the others non-caf.

so there is a huge mix of terms here but generally speaking we are all using aosp based roms while cm implements caf and other components which are kernelwise not compatible with pure aosp kernels. this is not techspeak. should anyone be interested in more tech savvy explanations feel free to google CAF / CODE AURORA FORUM etc.

http://codeaurora.org

EDIT:

No release of Android feels complete until it's sitting in AOSP. The time has come and Google is now uploading Lollipop to the Android Open Source Project. That's every line of code, every resource, and every config file – the result of a year of work by Google's crack team of developers. Given the likely size of this release and everything we've seen in the past, this code dump could take several hours to complete. build number = LRX21M, name is: android-5.0_r1

that is from where CM will pick-up lollipop and develop cm12
[ONE Original Android Development] Aavion:
you're right, i already knew this stuff.. but take a look at some custom roms git, most of them cloned the cm bacon device tree, so it's most likely the cm kernel that will work :)
[ONE Original Android Development] magnamentis:
sure, what you meant is correct

i understood very well what you were saying and it's correct that many rom makers use cm as the foundation where they build upon.

that's why i started with the agreement on terms which in this context causes a lot of confusion among those who read a bit less then perhaps you and i ;)

however i agree 100% to what you were meaning to say, no doubt about that, it applies to many reknown custom roms of these days.
[ONE Original Android Development] BrunoNRG:
My OPO won't get any mobile network signal (Vodafone) since I flashed beta 8, reverted to beta 7 and the problem remains, tried a manual network search and it won't find any mobile networks, I usually get full bars at home, my sim card is not the issue, I tried it on my S3 and it get's signal. Any idea what's causing this?
[ONE Original Android Development] P1nGu1n_:
Hi Andi. This kernel stuff always intrigues me, learning from commits etcetera. So I was wondering if there's another place where you keep your sources as its GitHub repo only goes as far as beta 5?
[ONE Original Android Development] jgcaap:
Did you try reflash modem?

Did you try your sim card on another phone?
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
No, for sure it is not kernel related (as you noticed already by flashing back).

Can be a modem issue, or network provider. I think we cannot say without seeing it.

Yes, I personally work on a private bitbucket repo and only push to Github when I release a new beta.

Sometimes I forget it, thanks for reminding me :)

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] BrunoNRG:
Where do I get it and how do I flash the modem? Yes, as I said I tried it on my S3.

Are there speciphic modems for each country or the modems for the opo are universal? Where do I get the modem, is it flashed on recovery?