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[ONE Android Development] suaverc118:
Thank you for your feedback. I may try this tonight. Is everything else stock settings like CPU and etc?

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You're saying your phone has been off for 25 hours??
[ONE Android Development] suaverc118:
Which one of these did you flash? I don't understand the difference other than 2 say sum and the other 2 zips have different numbers. Thanks.
[ONE Android Development] P1nGu1n_:
You're welcome. I used, everything is still default:

Governer: zzmoove - optimal

IO Scheduler: zen

Touch boos frequency: 1190MHz

Battery life improved for me, however I don't know if this is because I used the sabermod version of because I changed governer.

I meant I fully charged it 25 hours ago, then disconnected it and it has been turned on since than.
[ONE Android Development] ak:
The difference is the toolchain used for compile the kernel ... You have to choose based on your feeling ... The kernel is always the same.

ak@bacon&pancetta
[ONE Android Development] P1nGu1n_:
I used the sabermod one. The difference between l474 (stands for linaro 4.7.4) and sm484 (Sabermod 4.8.4) is that another toolchain is used to compile it. As AK said, the kernel is the same, it's just compiled using a different toolchain. You should try which one you think is the best, in terms of smoothness for example.
[ONE Android Development] ak:
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ak@bacon&pancetta
[ONE Android Development] suaverc118:
Lord have mercy... I just saw the numbers and not the "sm" or the "484" and etc. I'm so used to seeing something so obvious like "sabermod" or "linaro"... I've been applied and never had to worry about numbers. Sorry guys I'll do better next time. Thanks

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Can you post pics of your time off and etc?
[ONE Android Development] P1nGu1n_:
I understand, it's easy to overlook.

Can't see how that adds something to what I said earlier, you'll have to take my word for it.

Left the charger 25 hours ago, 3 hours SOT, called 30 minutes, 60% left, that's it :p
[ONE Android Development] suaverc118:
My bad. Trust your word. I'm a very visual person and it makes sense after it a few more times great battery life.
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
well as the creator of zzmoove i tend to say that it might have something to do with it in addition :)

it's still not fully tuned for the opo, though. need "some" time for that.

yes exactly ak i would also say it's more a feeling then something measurable ;)

happy to see people enjoying the builds!... btw. there is more to come soon i'm already "fighting" with cm11 build errors :eek:

stay tuned...
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Why not 4.9 tool chain?
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
as sated in the op because linaro 4.7+ and sabermod 4.8+ versions doesn't work with current sources, but i'm currently trying my luck again

with a recent sm 4.9.2 one and with newest sources from lord boeffla.. so we will see soon if i can change to that version (at least for sabermod) :fingers-crossed:

EDIT: ...and still doesn't boot with sm 4.9.2 toolchain, so i have to stay on the previous used version for now ;)
[ONE Android Development] otisman:
Hey Zane now that lord has now supported cm 11 could we see your cm 11 build on here in the future Much alohas
[ONE Android Development] f100cleveland:
He's waiting for his other opo to get here like Lord did so he can make sure everything's right. But, I heard the cm11 version is running good:D
[ONE Android Development] hhp_211:
I've already got an xls and pdf ready in Google when time is right.

Trying to see if i can add in some more info from the other posts on what certain tunables do/effect.

I'm thinking of drawing a profile out on a graph and see if it looks worthwhile to pursue :o

As for how they are listed I felt just in the order as they come ( 1-10 ) plus that's how they are in the git file so it will be easier to maintain and update :thumbup:
[ONE Android Development] vikrant82:
I am BlissPop and beta 6. And on zzmoove optimal and native hotplug. Sometimes, I have observed the hotplugging gets stuck on one CPU even on heavy load. See the screenshot. I think this is not new and I have seen in past as well on the same kernel and different ROM combinations as well.
[ONE Android Development] vikrant82:
Also zzmoove doesn't seem to respect overclock from boeffla app? Is 2457Mhz as max hard-coded somewhere with the governor. Other governors seem to be fine.
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
just a quick reply before counting sheeps:

i never observed that neither on cm11 nor on cm11s nor on cm12 STOCK. and how do u see that the system really needs all cores here? do not use a benchmark app as they usually do not stress the system continously, better use "stability test" app and for example perfmon or cool tool to check that.

no it's of course not hardcoded and ditto as above ;)
[ONE Android Development] vikrant82:
I agree Zane. But it doesn't happen always. When the core is stuck. No matter what I do only one core is on at max frequency. Launch a game, run a benchmark. The same benchmark which scores 3000 starts scoring 1000 as cores doesn't come online. But I have not found a consistent way to reach that state.

Its not a big deal however, a simple reboot fixes it.

Thought you might have some ideas.

Thanks.
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
unfortunately not atm as i would have to be able to replicate the issue to debug it. only thing i can imagine would be that mpdecision does something it shouldn't but that would be a rom related thing, though.
[ONE Android Development] andip71:
... which is not really possible as mpdecision is not allowed to overwrite cpu frequencies anymore for quite some time in my kernels.

But as you say... without being able to find a way to replicate, no chance to catch that.

Andi
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
sure my lord meanwhile i know that :) i was more referring to the hotplug problem ;)
[ONE Android Development] emam damon:
[MENTION=3279788]ZaneZam[/MENTION]

so how about new update(Beta7 for CM12)?

eagerly waiting for that.
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
the usual request almost on time....

it's on the way.... sooner or later... but i guess if u check the thread again tomorrow u may find an announce posted at some time :)

so patience plzzzz.... thx
[ONE Android Development] tobitege:
Zzzzzzank you, Zane! :)

Your tips re: touch boost tunables do "feel" better, btw.
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
psssst...

...silendly uploaded builds for v3.0-beta7-CM-bacon... psssst... :)

enjoy!

ZZ
[ONE Android Development] Fenvarien:
Great, thanks! :)
[ONE Android Development] maxver0:
How does music state works? I'm looking for option to enable two cores min during audio / video playback.
[ONE Android Development] gondsman:
I'm still not able to compile this kernel by myself. I understand how to pack the boot image now, but the phone reboots as soon as the kernel starts.

I've noticed that my zimage is slightly smaller than the one in zanezam's zip, while my module files are much bigger (I am using the same linaro toolchain pointed at in the OP). Any idea of what I'm doing wrong?
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
It's just an additional min/max freq setting when activating it by giving it the value 1 and putting in the two frequencies scaling will be limited to this range. The idea by ffolkes was that u can enable this music mode manual or with an app detection script or with tools like Tasker. A min core setting does not yet exist but thx for the idea! :) u still have to set the min Cores separately atm.

Pffh difficult to say there are quite some steps only thing I can say here and now is that u might have to "strip" the modules then u get the same size as with my or Lord boefflas builds. For the rest of the problems:without knowing the exact steps u have done or not done it's quite impossible to help, sry. Maybe u can put them into a pm and let me know then I can give advices if I have time :)
[ONE Android Development] maxxxy:
hi

sorry

can i use this kernel with my opo and rom resurrection remix lollipop???

which file i use???
[ONE Android Development] tobitege:
Yes, you can definitely. Pick the most recent test version, sabermod or linaro work both great (don't want to open discussion about which is "better" or faster).
[ONE Android Development] NeGriTa79:
Beta 8 online [MENTION=3279788]ZaneZam[/MENTION]
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
New Builds!

yes, and now u are able to download also the linaro/sabermod builds of it as i uploaded:

v2.2-beta1-CM-bacon

v2.2-beta1-CMs-bacon

v3.0-beta8-CM-bacon

versions :)

enjoy!

ZZ
[ONE Android Development] mammenj:
Device rebooted itself while trying to use app called Calm :o

Attached logs, let me know if it's not a kernel issue or you need more logs.

On temasek 6.5 linaro and beta 8 linaro.
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
i don't think that this app has produced a kernel crash and yes more log would be helpful, best would be to use boeffla kernel debug file creation function then everything relevant is collected automatically.

And i just want to repeat here: if u are using uv/oc then disable it and see how it runs without, just if that is the case ;)
[ONE Android Development] mammenj:
I will post more logs, but neither UV nor OC.

Edit: Attached all logs.
[ONE Android Development] andip71:
The kernel panic resulted from the "Qualcomm MSM V4L2 based video driver" in call "msm_smem_cache_operations". So something has triggered it to get a page violation.

But what... no clue. undervolting and overclocking can of course play a big role here.

Andi
[ONE Android Development] mammenj:
No UV or OC, the only change I make from the official app is to turn on the boeffla sound and change the CPU hotplug option.

BTW, the app has issue with all ROM and stock kernel as well but it never caused it to reboot. So not sure what's going on.
[ONE Android Development] andip71:
Coincidence maybe?

Time will tell.
[ONE Android Development] kurtextrem:
Now the question is whether linaro / sm have something better to offer than the cm12 chain... hmmm
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
From the "optimized Flags point of view" yes. The rest is up to u ;)
[ONE Android Development] OmegaBlaze:
Very much so. Sabermod>Linaro>Cyanogenmod (No disrespect).
[ONE Android Development] kurtextrem:
Gotta agree on this one. I always download Linaro first, miss SM then and stay with it then. SM somehow feels 'smoother'.
[ONE Android Development] punky.mtp:
+1:D
[ONE Android Development] Ofthecats:
IMO running better than Boeffla kernel on slimsaber 1-30
[ONE Android Development] ravvio:
What's IMO ?
[ONE Android Development] tobitege:
In my opinion
[ONE Android Development] ravvio:
i thought its a kernel i am unaware ... haha lol
[ONE Android Development] HaTrED_:
New kernel from [MENTION=947981]Lord Boeffla[/MENTION] is out! :)
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
New Builds!

and now also the linaro/sabermod builds of:

v2.2-beta2-CM-bacon

v2.2-beta2-CMs-bacon

v3.0-beta9-CM-bacon

enjoy

ZZ
[ONE Android Development] eunique:
Sweet...thanks. Uploaded and running your latest on [MENTION=3814731]katinatez[/MENTION] ROM and running battery saver preset
[ONE Android Development] HaTrED_:
Another version is out! Waiting for that magical touch... [emoji106]
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
New Builds!

yeah so here we go with v3.0-beta10-CM-bacon builds.

upload done. ;)

enjoy!
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Will test as soon as it's out here
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
New Builds!

linaro/sabermod builds of:

v2.2-CM-bacon

v2.2-CMs-bacon (for XNPH44S)

v2.3-beta1-CMs-bacon (for XNPH05Q)

uploaded!

enjoy

ZZ
[ONE Android Development] 530farm:
Does anyone know if it makes a difference using a SM or Linaro if your ROM is compiled w/ one or the other? Is it beneficial to not mix and match tool chains?

Thanks
[ONE Android Development] tobitege:
Something to read: http://xdaforums.com/chef-central/android/guide-switching-to-custom-toolchain-t2927662 :)

As to your question: afaik it doesn't make a diff if kernel and rom used diff. toolchains.
[ONE Android Development] maxver0:
Which one will give more smoothness on our device? According to some tests on XDA, it seems that linaro is smoother/faster, but this test was taken on MAKO. [MENTION=3279788]ZaneZam[/MENTION] Which one are you using on your device ?
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
Always linaro as it also feels better for me on my device. But as always that is a bit subjective. Would say just try them both a couple of days and decide. U can flash the versions over whitout a problem ;)
[ONE Android Development] kurtextrem:
I'm from the SaberMod fraction. Feels smoother for me :)
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
Fortunately u have the choice here ;)
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Feels is different from "is" =p
[ONE Android Development] kaibosh99:
I haven't slept in a couple of days, so bear with me... Is it just me or did something get confusing with the latest build? I am currently running 'Boeffla-kernel-3.0-beta10-CM-bacon-sm484-2015-02-08-154953.CWM' on Euphoria, now I see three choices of the SM release and I don't see any explanation as to which I should be grabbing, or why. I assume I would want one of the CM builds, but why is there a V2 and a V3?
[ONE Android Development] tobitege:
v2 is for KK :)
[ONE Android Development] kurtextrem:
Thanks to you again for always providing fast and both builds :):good:
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
:)

well for a quick explaination recent versions are :

v2.2-CM-bacon (for CM11 not CM11s)

v2.2-CMs-bacon (for CM11s XNPH44S)

v2.3-beta1-CMs-bacon (for CM11s XNPH05Q)

v3.0-beta10-CM-bacon (for official CM12 nightlies)

and for more information and the whole list checkout : http://www.boeffla-kernel.de
[ONE Android Development] Criton30:
which is the best for v2.3-beta1-CMs-bacon, linaro or sabermod? Can I flash it over the Boeffla 2.3beta1? Can I use the Boeffla application?
[ONE Android Development] P1nGu1n_:
That's very subjective. Yes. Yes. ;)

Sent from my phone, please forgive any tpyos.
[ONE Android Development] Criton30:
then for example, for good battery and for gaming which is the best? :)
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
yes u can switch versions as u want stock->linaro->sabermod and vice versa or mixed or however no problem, and its 100% compatible with boeffla config app ;)

and yes :)
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
as always there is no real "best" for all. just try them both for a couple of days and check which is "the best" for your system ;)
[ONE Android Development] Criton30:
only v2.3-beta1-CMs-bacon/(ln+sb) is for 05Q? I have downloaded now the linaro version, should I flash it in twrp and no wipe cache/dalvik needed? Stock boeffla flashing has created a folder on the sd-card, should I delete it, or leaving it?
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
Yes only 2.3 beta1 is for the new rom as it fixes the video issues. And no need to delete anything just flash over. Deleting dalvik cache also not needed, actually never after a kernel flash. ;)
[ONE Android Development] Criton30:
So, I have flashed the linaro kernel for 05Q. If I use the Battery friendly profile (built-in profile in Boeffla app) and I switch my phone off (as I can see, after vibrate, the display dont turn off completly), and want to power on again, I should push the power button min 15sec then will it power on again. This happens only in the battery friendly profile.... why, and is this normal? This happens really only in the built-in profile= Battery friendly

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"actually never after a kernel flash.' I have do it, is that now a problem?
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
Well the preset battery friendly uses undervolting. That might be too much for your device and u got that strange wake up effects. Try to use another preset or leave it on default. These presets doesn't work on every system the same way it's not possible to make a setup for every system, so if it doesn't work for u then u unfortunately can't use it. If u got some more skills with setting up boeffla kernel u can maybe find a good setting by doing things manual ;) and no u didn't do anything wrong if u do not clear dalvik or clear it, it just doesn't matter. It's just a rumor that we have to do it every time after a kernel flash. If u think about what dalvik cache is than u will know that the kernel isn't really involved here ;) so all good just change battery preset to a for u working one or leave it on standard.
[ONE Android Development] josera06:
can I use the CM12 version with slimsabermod rom 5.o.2 or is it only for nightlys CM?

Enviado desde mi Bacon Machine
[ONE Android Development] Bob823:
CM12 kernel works with SlimSaber.
[ONE Android Development] S1ay3r666:
[MENTION=3279788]ZaneZam[/MENTION] any plans on upgrading the Sabermod toolchain to 4.9.3? If you do a test setup I can give it a shot ;)
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
thx, nope it has a reason why i use these versions from sabermod/linaro (as stated in op! *g*) this is the only combination which works with (mostly untouched, thats important!!) boeffla sources

and before the question comes up yes higher versions also doesn't work with stock flags, so the flags doesn't matter. we have stick with this good working versions for the time beeing, or till someone comes up with an idea which respects boeffla sources (as also stated in op no fancy changes from my side *g*) i tried a lot with no succes and still try if new ideas poping up or toolchain versions coming out. so i will not give up... still would like to see a 4.9.3 build but it has to be stable and actually more important it has to boot, which it doesn't atm. :)
[ONE Android Development] Criton30:
so wiping cache/dalvik before and after kernel flash do nothing....if I understand you correctly? Sorry, but English is not my first language, better to ask 2x before doing was wrong :)

Other, I have see here, most users say sabermod is better then linaro...but nobody write it why, so why? :)

Do you have a good kernel profile for gaming and for good battery? I have see the topic for Boeffla Profile, but there is not so much configurations....
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
no problem yes u got it right there is no need to do it before and after a kernel flash. why sabermod? that's actually a matter of taste sabermod obviously gave

always good and stable results also with other souces, but for me it's the same as with linaro it works "even better" for me (hard to differentiate) but honestly try them both

and see which build "feels" better for u (both are stable) the so called "presets" are prepared settings from lord boeffla but as said that means not that they work well on

any system, its just a sugesstion. A "best setting" for battery and performance isn't really possible as performance needs power. but as i naturally know the zzmoove governor

very well i can suggest to use it as it somehow gives u both fast on demand power but also a fast "calm down" if system doesn't need power (also at suspend when screen is off)

but with little drawbacks in the "mid range" and maybe also if u use your pohne when screen is off due to this strict settings. but at the end u have to try, almost everybody has

to to that. all depends on your usage pattern and your system ;) maybe u get some ideas or even useable boeffla config app profiles from here: http://xdaforums.com/oneplus-one/general/unofficial-boeffla-kernel-profile-t2998145 driven by [MENTION=4384233]S1ay3r666[/MENTION]
[ONE Android Development] tobitege:
[MENTION=3279788]ZaneZam[/MENTION] I feel like your explanations like above would be great to have in post #1 or #2, great background info to have.
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Zanezam is cool [emoji14]
[ONE Android Development] Criton30:
Thank you very much [emoji106] now I have noticed that the phone was on 100% at 21:58pm and at 5:40am was on 97%, is that good? All is on, wifi, gps... Facebook, gmail, twitter sync... On.

I use now zzmove performance with - 75 uv, but if I use the phone, display is on an after 5minutes the battery is on 93%.
[ONE Android Development] andip71:
You can be very happy with that. It is 3% per 8 hours, which is a really good value when you have al syncs on.

Andi
[ONE Android Development] Criton30:
thanks my Lord :good:
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
as the lord stated i would also say 3% in that time frame with sync on etc. is totally ok :good:

the second one might be a bit high but here you have to be careful the "performance" setting has its name due to the fact that it gives u performance (on cost of battery) and again uv can give u

negative effects if your phone can't handle it good. i would suggest that u try the zzmoove "optimized" setting in combination with "native hotplugging" setting and disable uv. (also my preferred setting)

im still rather sceptical if uv has any real benefits in terms of bat saving. beside of a little bit more cpu cooling u even might get the opposite as often stated with uv the system is working

"on its stable edge". ;)
[ONE Android Development] Criton30:
thanks, I will try it :good:
[ONE Android Development] maxver0:
Boeffla beta 11 avaliable, quick to the linarochoppa! ?
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
builds done! will test/upload when i got home from work ;)
[ONE Android Development] Criton30:
Question for new kernel, If new linaro kernel is available, the Boeffla App give a alert? Or I can flash it only via recovery?
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
This update notification will always show the official released versions, so u will flash back to the official if u use that functionality. One hint: if u want u can also use Lord boefflas manual flash function (kudos to him for that!) to flash the linaro/sabermod builds (which will be always released after an official release btw.) by selecting "flash kernel cm/omnirom zip" from action menu so u don't need any recovery to flash when u use this. ;)
[ONE Android Development] suaverc118:
Looking fwd to this. Thanks to the both of y'all.
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
The new ones...

...tested and ok! so here we go with following versions :

v2.3-beta1-CM-bacon (for CM11 not CM11s)

v2.3-beta2-CMs-bacon (for CM11s XNPH05Q)

v3.0-beta11-CM-bacon (for official CM12 nightlies)

enjoy!

ZZ
[ONE Android Development] Criton30:
you mean here zzmove-optimal / row 1024? hotplug profile: zzmove native default? no undervolting
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
For example yes, but I more like to use zen or deadline. Row is good but might give u writing issues (video recording etc.) due to max reading operation priority. The rest is pretty much my setting ;)
[ONE Android Development] Criton30:
with zzmove optimal the screen wake up very slow :( new kernel flashed, the min cpu is now 300Mhz?
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
As said for me it's ok, wouldn't call it very slow but also could be faster :)

well then just try all other settings except the battery ones ;) maybe moderate is better? it's based on optimized with a bit more aggressive and updated tuneable values it would in addition switch off 2 cores (when using native hotplugging) most of the time during screen on.

Sry u just have to try which one fits your needs best. Tuning it for your system with all the tuneables would be beyond the scope here so I can't go deeper in here, only two things if u have the pro version of the boeffla config app and are familiar with the tuneable mode u could try to give freq_limit_sleep and hotplug_sleep the value 0 then all sleep restrictions will be disabled so far.
[ONE Android Development] Criton30:
I try now the following profile: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=58066696&postcount=6

I see it right, the min cpu freq in the new kernel is 300 and not 268?
[ONE Android Development] ZaneZam:
Yes right and that helps also a bit I can confirm this
[ONE Android Development] S1ay3r666:
Running new version and all seems to be really great thanks [MENTION=947981]Lord Boeffla[/MENTION] and [MENTION=3279788]ZaneZam[/MENTION]