yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[ONE Original Android Development] Emblema:
Anybody advice me for a base configuration, I don't play any game often browse on websites, social and rarely I take photos.

Thanks for the suggestions

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[ONE Original Android Development] magnamentis:
use as it comes, that's the recommended setup ( logically ) :)
[ONE Original Android Development] Emblema:
Ok I understood, I'll try by myself :D

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[ONE Original Android Development] jukyO:
Nice and promising:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3134872
[ONE Original Android Development] alexbk66:
So far I saw this in Render kernel - 146MHz (even 90MHz?)

But Andi hates it.:)
[ONE Original Android Development] CounterC:
Indeed. It's out...

Sent from my A0001
[ONE Original Android Development] Charmacas:
Hey there!

Anyone in here who is using Paranoid Legacy builds?

I had problems updating via OTA to the newest build. Anyone who is also using it and is on Boeffla kernel: Could you please tell me if the OTA worked for you?
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
True. I consider that as useless.

Phone waking up slower. Battery savings? I would say close to zero. But reduced stability...

Will not play again with that ☺

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] davebugyi:
I used those frequencies in the past. Battery saving is there, if you do not touch your phone at all :) Low freqs has only negative effects, slow wakeup, less stability and even music lags sometimes.
[ONE Original Android Development] Paoliz:
Hey guys, best settings to save battery? I'm on stock cos12 with boeffla of course ;)

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[ONE Original Android Development] erad1:
Running stock Y17L and flashed 3.1 beta 3 over a Render release and no boot problems whatsoever. Of course I flashed the UKM uninstaller (had it tweaked) first, then your kernel. Going to let it settle some tonight before applying any tweaks sometime tomorrow (24hrs).
[ONE Original Android Development] JMS74:
Please consider it as an option .. Like for example when the screen is off after 5 or 10m of the CPU on its lower freq it should be allowed to those freq..

I use Chromecast for movies and because chromecast remote keeps the phone awake dispite the screen being off, we would gain from having a lower frequency frequency. 1h45m of not sleeping is enough to see difference in using those lower freq.

Google music probably would also see better battery as it uses dsp tunneling.
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
Hm. I thought I made it very clear, that I will not change that anymore.

Render kernel has it, maybe this kernel fits your needs better then.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] davebugyi:
And do you think those low freqs will be used while the Chromecast remote keeps you device awake?
[ONE Original Android Development] kurtextrem:
Hm, thanks. I guess I'll wait for COS12.1 and see if that fixes it.

Someone else with an idea how to fix my issue? Everything is highly appreciated. (Could clearing cache, or settings data, or readding the account help?)
[ONE Original Android Development] legolas93:
I've adapted Adreno idler to Boeffla-Kernel for CM12.1.

I'm using it since some hours without problems. :D

Here you can download a zip with a test kernel (based on 4.1-beta3) for CM12.1 to try it.

(I accept no responsibility for any loss or damage)

Sources if Lord Boeffla wants to try it. ;)

It needed some changes and it may need a bit of cleanup.

I hope Lord Boeffla doesn't mind if i posted this here.

(It seemed the right place to me)
[ONE Original Android Development] westenlive:
I can't set 2880 mhz for the cpu.

My rom is the last release of temasek.

Where I found the settings of Boeffla Kernel like ak kernel?

Thank-you everybody
[ONE Original Android Development] abhibnl:
Did you even look at the OP/1st post??

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[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
No problem. How does it run and feel?

I was considering that yesterday, but before putting it in, I did some tests and realized stock msm_adreno_tz governor scales down and uses idle frequency very nicely.

So I do not really see the point to change that? (afaik that governor extensions was primarily meant for the phones where idle frequencies were not properly used - which is not the case on the OPO).

Thoughts?

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] CounterC:
I think the same. This might benefit users with Samsung Note 3 or Galaxy S4 devices...

But I wonder how does standard msm-adreno-tz compare to powersave governer?
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
I never tried the powersave gpu governor. But I think it will just keep the GPU on lowest frequency, so it would be quite laggy I guess.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
New updates

Hi all,

new updates for CM12s/COS12 and CM12.1.

CM12s/COS12 -- Version

3.1-beta4

12.06.2015

Further kernel start script optimisations on ext4 tweaks and dynamic fsync

Reverted epoll patch as it does not look to find it's way to the main repos soon

CM12.1 -- Version

4.1-beta4

Note: Only for CM nightlies of 14.05. or newer (and custom roms having these new changes in)

16.06.2015

Further kernel start script optimisations on ext4 tweaks and dynamic fsync

Reverted epoll patch as it does not look to find it's way to the main repos soon

Ramdisk updated to official CM12.1 version of 16.06.15

Enjoy

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] troyolson92:
Which version do i use for slim rom?
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
None.

Slim rom is not compatible to any of my kernels anymore.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] Notor1ouS-:
is paranoid android compatible in general?
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
PA for LP is not based on CM anymore but on AOSP, so the answer is no.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] 19deimon90:
Flashed new beta on CM12.1 official. So far, so good. Thanks
[ONE Original Android Development] akz1x1:
Need help

I always uses battery saving preset and had zero issues...

I once switched to power preset for a couple of seconds and noticed that the phone is lagging so much...

Switched back to battery friendly profile and standard profile... Nothing works... The phone is extremely laggy now...

Tried reflashing the kernel and wipe cache / dalvik... No use...

Phone is completely laggy... Especially while scrolling...

Catlog attached...

Sorry for bad English

Using 3.0 stable version
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
Dont know what happened. But I would anyways recommend you use latest beta kernel ad not 3.0 stable anymore.

As it sounds, it is coming from somewhere else and not the kernel. As you said, flashing back also did not fix the issue for you.

All in all, we will not find out. And a logcat is nice, but does not say much to a kernel developer :)

Maybe time for a fresh install?

Or you try to reset the kernel settings completely, can be done in the apps settings menu.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
Something is completely broken. What I cannot say as it can have hundreds of reasons.

Sorry, impossible to help when even a light app does not work anymore.

-> wipe or restore a recent backup

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] akz1x1:
just realized that phone freezes when i open the config app.

if I kill it, everything works normally ...(almost)

but i cant even turn of the phone properly ... when i click power off ... it keeps looping at turning off screen ...

Will restore a previous backup and report back ...

I think I had this issue before ... at that time ... i flashed cm12s zip file and then kernel and everything worked properly

I can confirm that this problem occured when i switched to power preset ( been using the battery saving preset for weeks)

and are the latest alpha builds better than 3.0 (stable)?
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
The latest betas should always be better, hopefully. Yes.

I would recommend them.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] mammenj:
I am getting the below notification (screenshot),

Is it a false positive?
[ONE Original Android Development] akz1x1:
Tried going to boeffla settings ... and then reset the app

but after the restart i was stuck at bootanimation ...

so flashed the cm12s zip file, kernel, supersu now everything is fixed :)

thanks for the help anyways
[ONE Original Android Development] Mrwargod:
Check the slimsaber OP.
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
Yes, must be. I always check my app using virustotal.com. And it did not complain at all (apart from the fact, I know I did not put anything suspicious in :)

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
Well, this message the user sent was not coming from Android but from a 3rd party security software, when I understood it right.

And they obviously created a false alarm.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] kenboyles72:
I have to say, after flashing several other kernels, that this one is the best one yet, for my phone anyways. I am using the zzmove gov with battery yank and I am getting great battery life without any lag. Phone usage is very smooth, apps open fast, transitions are smooth and quick and overall performance is great. Thanks for great work on this kernel. :svetius:
[ONE Original Android Development] mp3deviant721:
[MENTION=947981]Lord Boeffla[/MENTION]

I would possibly like to use your kernel as a base for a kernel I'm building for myself at the moment. I may or may not release it. Would that be OK? If I do release it however, I will ask for permission first. Thanks!

OnePlus One | Euphoria OS x Boeffla edition™
[ONE Original Android Development] ethanon:
But why is then pandroid Android uses cyanogen kernel ? Please suggest
[ONE Original Android Development] kurtextrem:
ohai a new COS update :D anyone feeling lucky?

If not I am and will report back
[ONE Original Android Development] davebugyi:
It has updates, which are already in CM 12.1 :p
[ONE Original Android Development] kurtextrem:
now I'm feeling not so lucky anymore. Thanks haha, you saved me some time I guess
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
What is your exact question?

If you ask me why PA is not compatible - this is a question for the PA devs why they are not compatible with pure CM. I would not be able to answer.

I am installing it soon too.

And anyways, the changes are apart from one commit already in my kernel, but I will release an updated kernel today or latest tomorrow.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
Update:

All users that want to upgrade to latest CM12s firmware YNG1TAS2I3 can do so.

Latest beta4 Boeffla kernel apparently works fine with it.

Still, beta5 is already complete and in last testing. It will also be backwards compatible to YNG1TAS17L.

So - stay tuned!

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
Hi,

as per GPL, you are of course fully allowed to do that.

And I also have no objections, as long as you give proper credits and send me the link to your thread.

Then all is fine :)

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
New updates

Hi all,

please find new kernels in version beta5 for both CM12.1 and CM12s/COS12.

Note: The beta5 kernel for CM12s is optimized for the brand new firmware YNG1TAS2I3, however it is fully backwards compatible to older firmwares.

So you can flash beta5 regardless if you upgraded already or not - it will work either way.

CM12s/COS12 -- Version

3.1-beta5

18.06.2015

Note: Optimized for new CM12s/COS12 firmware YNG1TAS2I3 (but also runs on older YNG1TAS17L still)

zzmoove governor stability fix

Added latest official CM12s kernel commit by CM team

Updated to ramdisk of firmware YNG1TAS2I3

CM12.1 -- Version

4.1-beta5

Note: Only for CM nightlies of 14.05. or newer (and custom roms having these new changes in)

18.06.2015

zzmoove governor stability fix

Updated with latest official 8 CM kernel commits as of 17.06.15

Ramdisk updated to official CM12.1 version of 18.06.15

Enjoy

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

Hello

First of all I would like to thank you for your hard work. I have already donated to support your work

I am on CM12S YNG1TAS17L with your stable 3.0 kernel and 2.1.84 app version. I have a problem when I try to fire a game profile through Tasker. Although the Battery saving night profile and Default profile are running OK and also the gaming profile is triggering properly through Tasker test on both enter and exit actions, when I press the game to start the profile triggers correctly, I receive the toast that the game profile is activated and then everything begin to stutter. It is like the profile is triggering again and again and the toast is remaining at the screen permanently. I have added a stop action at the tasker profile but it doesn't seem to help.

Any Ideas? Do you want a log and where I can find it?
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
No clue what tasker does here.

In order to confirm it is really caused by the tasker rule:

Can you please create a homescreen shortcut for this profile.

Then disable tasker and switch to that profile via the homescreen short cut.

Check if the toast goes away after some seconds and check if you can then play your game fine.

If so, we need to correct the tasker rule. However I might be not the right one to contribute a lot here.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] pugsang:
This way everything works perfectly. I can not understand what is going on. Never mind. Thanks for the tip
[ONE Original Android Development] Hilmesh:
hello, sorry for the OT. but i downloaded the latest incremental file (cm-bacon-e816218e8a-to-30bd462d41-signed). Is it enough to flash this or should i flash the complete release. Also while flashing should i enable the update cyanogen recovery in development tools (for me default is ON). I have flashed TWRP recovery. Also after this update will i have to flash supersu again???
[ONE Original Android Development] kurtextrem:
Flashing full doesn't hurt. Turn off the recovery option, and yes, you have to.
[ONE Original Android Development] Miikli:
It seems this kernel doesn't support CABC setting... so is there any way to add ''echo 0 > /sys/class/graphics/fb0/cabc'' to CM12.1 stock kernel by using init.d script? Because I tried it without lucky. Thoughts [MENTION=947981]Lord Boeffla[/MENTION]?
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
I would also recommend the full version. I could flash it without flaw.

And if you had supersu before, you have to flash it again, yes.

When you say "this kernel"... what do you mean?

If CM12.1 stock kernel supports CABC, then also my 12.1 kernel supports it. And of course this file does exist (I just checked it).

CM12s kernel has it as well, and here it can even be configured in rom settings.

So when you say... you tried it without luck. What init.d script did you place?

Was it executed, did you check it?

On top it is likely, setting this in init.d is too early as init.d is executed before the rom actually has started. So the rom can easily overwrite it again.

You have two options:

- you use an app like Smanager, that executes scripts after the rom has started

- you write an init.d script which has a wait time before the command is executed (there are some really cool scripts done by JustArchi where he checked whether the rom has loaded already and only then executes the command, I just cannot find it at the moment :( )

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] Miikli:
Sorry... ''this kernel'' means boeffla. :angel:

I'd like to disable CABC setting from stock kernel.

In stock kernel, I put init.d script (echo 0 > /sys/class/graphics/fb0/cabc) in the /system/etc/init.d folder with 755 permission. Then reboot but cabc was ''1''...

I'll try. So the problem is that my init.d scripts doesn't work in stock kernel. I could use boeffla kernel if it would be able to remove cabc. But now I'd like to use stock kernel and give it a try to remove cabc setting.
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
Ok, but with stock kernel, you are in the wrong thread.

This thread is only about Boeffla Kernel.

And yes, I think the issue is, init.d script is executed too early and the rom overwrites the settings again.

I meanwhile found the script that runs in a way, it executes only after the rom is loaded and active. I will put it together for your case, test it on my device and then give it to you when it works.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] Miikli:
Thanks! The reason why I aks this for you is that u're really helpful guy :D
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
Unzip the script file and put it into /system/etc/init.d and give it execution permission.

At least with Boeffla Kernel, this makes CABC end up being 0 after the start.

If it works for stock kernel - I have no clue. Probably not. But you will tell us.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
I thought init.d does not work on lollipop Roms. Or am i wrong?
[ONE Original Android Development] abhi08638:
My scripts work fine on slimsaber 5.0.2
[ONE Original Android Development] Reed-Sternberg:
For those who still have wifi deep sleep disconnects:

I think this may be due to too much UVing. At least it was in my case. It would be nice for those who have this issue to collaborate on their setup so that others would benefit from a concensus. If you have the issue please answer the following:

- did you UV your kernel?

- if you did, reverse it and report if it fixes the issue.

In my case -50 UV would cause deep sleep disconnects, with the old and updated drivers. -25 is fine for me (PSV 7, speed 3), again with both drivers. keep in mind that UVing is not recommended at all, so … there you go.

Cheers
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
Can be, stock lollipop does not execute init.d scripts anymore. I never tried.

But my kernel has it enabled on demand, so script do indeed get executed.

That is what I always say: Undervolting is responsible for all side of side effect and weird issues.

I mean, I feel I should completely remove it, to be honest. But I am not in favour of taking functionality away from people. That is kinda rude.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] Miikli:
Hmm. Not working... still 1. Do I have any options? If not I will move from stock to boeffla and use this script in boeffla.
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
I said, I think it will not work with stock kernel.

So now we have it confirmed :)

And I still think, the easiest would be to use smanager app. This works always, regardless of kernel you use.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] Miikli:
But the question is how to use smanager :)... i will try it of course.
[ONE Original Android Development] CounterC:
[MENTION=947981]Lord Boeffla[/MENTION] flashing between your updates, is it better to flash stock kernel (rom) in between or can I just flash update after update?

Sent from my A0001
[ONE Original Android Development] mp3deviant721:
Update over update is fine. Kernel comes with it's own ramdisk.

OnePlus One | Euphoria OS x Boeffla edition™
[ONE Original Android Development] thechosenone43:
[MENTION=947981]Lord Boeffla[/MENTION] witch kernel you recommend for Validus 8.0 LP Rom?

Link please :D thank you for your excellent work :thumbup::p

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[ONE Original Android Development] davebugyi:
If I read correctly, Validus is AOSP, so none from here.
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
Well, explaining the app is not really purpose of this thread. Sorry.

But in fact you can assign scripts in it, that will be executed when the rom starts. How to use it, you need to learn from the help ideally.

Just flash over. When this is not possible for any reason, I will say that in the change log.

Beeep. Wrong one to ask.

I use only genuine CM myself, no customized roms at all. And this is for good reasons. So, I really do not know it.

But maybe someone else knows.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] Miikli:
Can you at least tell me do I have to make .sh file?
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
Yes, you make a .sh file with only this one echo command in.

This you put anywhere you like.

And then you need to make it in smanager automatically starting.

I have not used smanager for a long time and they changed it quite a bit, so I am not able to provide you a better guidance myself here.

I just know: The app can do what you need.

Good luck

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] Miikli:
Amazing! Now it works even if I reboot the phone. Thanks.

EDIT: cabc is now 0 but screen still flickers :D. Propably there are something else what needs to be changed.

EDIT2: now script works. I edited it, I had probably one blank space in script.
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
Honestly, this is where my knowledge ends. I never tried to switch off CABC. Maybe the kernel would need patches, but I am also only aware of this sysfs file that needs to be changed.

Guess it is time to do some googling, or? :)

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] Miikli:
Now script works. I edited it, I had probably one blank space in script. It's finally time to end this discussion.
[ONE Original Android Development] twowheeler:
Thanks for this awesome kernel.

I have a question about the sound tweaks: I use my opo as my alarm, it's much louder than my old nexus4 so I lowered the sound in the app. Does this mean the highest volume is also lower or does it just broadens out the spectrum (hope this makes sense. -20 to 40 is 60 steps instead of 40). Otherwise I'll lower it before going to bed and turn it up in the morning
[ONE Original Android Development] mp3deviant721:
I think it lowers the highest volume. I messed with it a bit and if you set your volume at a specific point and mess with the settings in the Boeffla app then you can hear it get louder or quieter.

OnePlus One | Euphoria OS x Boeffla edition™
[ONE Original Android Development] alexbk66:
Stupid question, where do I download the firmware from?

For now I always flash latest CM12.1 nighties as they apparently include firmware
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
The Boeffla sound volume control directly controls the output amplifier of the audio hab. So it limits all volumes by the same factor, it does not broaden the spectrum.

You can imagine is as a multiplier, mathematically.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] pinoymutt:
If you're already on 12.1 nightlies, not sure if you would want to step back to COS 12 (since it's still on 5.0.2), but it you want it: http://xdaforums.com/oneplus-one/general/cyanogen-os-12-yng1tasi3-ota-released-t3137765
[ONE Original Android Development] twowheeler:
Thanks, that explains it!
[ONE Original Android Development] maxver0:
Hey [MENTION=947981]Lord Boeffla[/MENTION] did you take a look at the new feature implemented into Android M, Doze? Have you tried implementing it to Oneplus kernel?

Hellscore developer, which uses now Nexus 5, successfully merged M-Preview source (which obviousy has Doze) to lollipop and people reports it is working very well. Would you give it a try in a free time?

http://hc-kernel.blogspot.ch/
[ONE Original Android Development] dickenam:
Hm, interestingggg..not sure which commits are useful but I tracked down Hellsgod's source
[ONE Original Android Development] maxver0:
He is a cool guy, just ask him.
[ONE Original Android Development] andip71:
Sorry, not likely I will look into that before M comes.

A) I don't have enough time

B) against my close-to-stock philosophy

C) laugh at me, but I am not convinced by the feature. Power consumption when phone sleeps was never an issue, or? And it is doing nothing when you use your phone.

Andi
[ONE Original Android Development] Emblema:
Anybody tell me where is a 3d for the Boeffla app? Just for tuning this amazing kernel :D

Sent from NCC A0001