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[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] Raymondlikesroot:
I can't seem to get the double tap to wake function working with the Chroma kernel using the franco app. I switch it on and it still says 'disabled" as well as double tapping doesn't work. Any ideas?

figured it out. In order to toggle double tap to wake, you gotta press the double tap to wake text area, not the switch.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] TonikJDK:
To clarify, the text toggles it. The switch makes the text change stick on reboot.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] JSNxESCT:
Stock 5.1.1 Debloated & Power Saving Mode.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] Valkyrie743:
I'm running blisspop cm based ROM I think the newer cm source is breaking the ability to use the kernel :( can you look into this? Thanks :)
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] russlowe73:
[MENTION=470754]Franco[/MENTION] has stated before that fast charge is enabled by default.

Sent from my Chromed out N6
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Cm routinely breaks third party kernel compatibility...
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] :
All cores being online is actually still configurable in some hotplug governors. It's possible that his balanced profile doesn't force all cores online. Looking at my view right now in 5.1.1 with two cores offline.

You're REALLY not going to want to set your gpu to performance for gaming. I believe that governor only really exists for benchmarking, not daily use... If you keep the gpu on performance for extended periods on the regular... You're looking to have a bad day.

Notification priority does the same thing for this app's notification that it does for all android notifications... Its not something specific to this app or Kernel, so not really something that should be explained by it... One of those cases, if you dont know what it is... Leave it alone or do more research on it. The option is really only there for people who need it. Basically, it just decides where the notification gets displayed in the list of you have multiple notifications. You can actually cause yourself issues by tweaking too many apps off of the default notification priority.

The fast charge thing was addressed above. However I will add that the newer fast charge drivers don't disable data over usb like they used to... So not much reason to disable it.

Just my two cents.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] Stigga:
Any word on an official version that preserves t-mobile WiFi calling?
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] jamaniek:
Bought my Nexus 6 yesterday (coming from the Nexus 5) and I have a noob question that I can't find the answer for. ? Is there a way to turn off encryption while on Franco?
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] Amos91:
Franco kernel doesn't force encryption so it works with either configuration.

You need to follow a guide to remove encryption (and wipe your phone). Then flash Franco kernel and it will work.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] NLBeev:
Why? I have the N6 for about 6 months.

Encrypted stock 5.1.1, root access and Franco's kernel. Could not find a reason to turn encryption off.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] sonofevil77:
From what I understand decrypting speeds up the device quite a bit. I haven't tried it because I'm lazy lol but I'm curious.

Sent from my Nexus 6
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] JNewms:
You've heard incorrectly. Unencrypting the 6 doesn't speed the device up much at all. It's not worth it.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] graydiggy:
The increase in speed is negligible to say the least. Hit and miss depending on the setup and usage.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] NLBeev:
Same as you. So I decrypted flashed rom etc.

But in the daily use I did not notice any difference. My 'test' is the daily use of Sygic navigation and message apps.

Now stock rom 5.1.1, root and Franco's kernel r29.

For me the main problem are apps using light or white themes.

When possible I changed to apps with black background for the sake of battery life.

Thanks to the TBO thread of the great Blackout team.

Other apps:

K9-mail, no wallpaper app, pixel battery saver.

The N6 is better off when you focus on battery life instead of encryption.

Happy N6 use!

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[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] TheDarkDefender:
Just unencrypted mine. No difference in speed at all. The only advantage is it removes hassle while flashing roms and kernels, which depends on how it was for you earlier. I ended up unencrypting mine because I had issues with flashing, and its good after I did.

Once you remove encryption, you should be careful with what you flash. Flashing anything that forces encryption will try to encrypt your device, and if the process doesn't go well, you'll end up losing everything on your device.

It all looks complicated but it really isn't. Just choose wisely.

Sent from my Nexus 6
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] C00lBeanz:
My Max CPU frequency keeps going back to 1036... even when I set it to max and exit the app, when I go back in it says that the max is 1036... My battery is at 70+ percent...
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] russlowe73:
Thermal throttle? Is it hot?

Sent from my PureNexus from Hellscore N6
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] Nocturnal86:
mine does this when charging and playing a game. I guess its TT but it doesn't go back up to max even after the phone has cooled. I have to set it back manually. Its kind of annoying but I usually know when that happens cause the phone is sluggish...
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] C00lBeanz:
Yes it was charging, why doesn't it go back up automatically though?
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] kunalpatel87:
The T-Mobile WiFi calling hasn't kicked on since the last time three weeks ago on my phone, after flashing that boot. How's everyone else's? Cc: [MENTION=3292224]franciscofranco[/MENTION].
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] graydiggy:
With the official r29 I never get wifi calling... I use Chroma and it's kernel is based on Francos kernel r29 and wifi calling works like a charm.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] spaceman860:
This is not true. The kernel in chroma is based off the M preview kernel.

Sent from my Dirty Nexus 6
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] zephiK:
Partially correct, the built in kernel with Chroma is Franco Kernel but is built on top of M preview kernel.

The ramdisk and all of Franco's specific commits are incorporated on top of M preview kernel, in other words, Franco's conservative / mako hot plug / etc is still all in tact. This is done to get WiFi Calling.

If i really wanted to, I can scan through the M preview kernel to find the commits that are needed for WiFi Calling to work.

r29 by itself won't work with wifi calling since the needed commits are missing.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] spaceman860:
That's what I meant. Base is m preview kernel then picks from Franco. I know that that commits for wifi calling is in the preview kernel.

Sent from my Dirty Nexus 6
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] Stigga:
I'm running stock until franco releases an update to officially support WiFi calling.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] Sinker1345:
I'm waiting for the same thing, in relying on WiFi calling at the moment and can't go without it.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] kolyan:
Use different kernel
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] NLBeev:
Seen many posts about Wifi-calling and issues.

Here in Europe many people use WhatsApp to call via WiFi.

On my N6 it works with Franco's kernels r28 and r29.

Is the Wifi-calling at T-Mobile in the U S different ?
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] graydiggy:
It's completely different.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] NLBeev:
I assume Wifi-calling in the US is an option or function of Telecom providers.

Would be so kind to tell something more.

Is that the reason why Google makes more factory images available for the N6 etc...
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] graydiggy:
It is a feature provided by T-Mobile and on some Sprint devices like the S4 for instance as well as a few other carriers. It basically is VoIP and uses the number provided to you by the carrier to make the call over a Wi-Fi network as well as sending SMS and MMS messages. There is no need for extra applications that can drain battery and it doesn't count against you with data like 3rd party apps do. It's essentially a completely free service provided on networks that don't have the best cellular coverage.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] JNewms:
Are you sure about T-Mobile WiFi calling also sending SMS and MMS over WiFi? I was under the impression that only calls went over WiFi
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] cmhjr:
TMobile WiFi calling routes calls, SMS, and MMS over the WiFi connection.

Most people get confused because of the name of the feature. It was TMobile way to get over the lack of coverage when they first started it with blackberries (if i remember correctly) and slowly included with other phones. If you had no cell service at all but had WiFi connection you could use phone normally as long as you had WiFi.

The mistake allot of people make is comparing it to other applications that offer similar services because TMobile version is in the kernel and you do not need to create an account or log in.

It uses the info from the sim card and account service with TMobile, older accounts had to add the feature and get replacement Sim card. Because of that it uses you plan minutes and text allotment which TMobile used to charge for if you did not pay for unlimited WiFi calling but does not matter now since minutes and texts are unlimited.

As for it working in Franco kernel I was using the test image he released a few weeks ago and it worked the first night but has not worked since.

Not to worried because Franco is busy and I have been using Nexus the past few years so kind of use to not having it.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] russlowe73:
I had a list of color profiles and the numeric settings and like a dumb ass I erased it, does anyone know where I can download it from.

Sent from my PureNexus from Hellscore N6
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] graydiggy:
Positive. When I was living in Schriever, LA, I was lucky to catch any signal within a mile of where I was living. I'd keep my Airplane mode on at home all the time and use the Wi-Fi calling exclusively. Never had issues sending and receiving texts and pictures with it.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] neyenlives:
Latest R29 kernel is showing much improved battery life for me. No data to support the claim, purely anecdotal but after several weeks of using it I notice the difference. Otherwise stock phone besides TWRP, root and unlocked bootloader of course, running stock 5.0.1 or whatever it shipped with. I keep getting a notification that my phone has downloaded a 5.1.1 update but meh.... It's running fine as is.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] shard111:
I have an odd issue that I'm not yet seem addressed regarding this kernel. If I flash it with CM or a CM-based ROM such as BlissPop, the UI on a reboot typically goes black, as shown in the attachment. The status bar pulls down, the back button is present (but unresponsive), and the status icons are present as well. There is nothing I can do from there. Clearing cache doesn't fix the issue either. If I reboot it enough, eventually it will hang at the black UI and reboot itself and correct the UI. Until the next reboot. So for now, looks like I'll have to do without franco kernel.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] joeyfong:
r29 working fine on latest cm nightly.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] LilRico:
I really hope Franco makes an update soon....
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] Spl4tt:
You deleted the color profile presets in FKU?

Probably reinstall the app to get them back
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] Sinker1345:
Don't know about MMS but I can confirm it sends SMS over WiFi. I use it in airplane mode with WiFi on and am able to send SMS.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] raydekok:
Wifi calling for t-mobile who cares
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] LilRico:
I definitely care..... Those of us who travel need it.... North Carolina has crap for service, South Carolina is decent, Georgia is hit or miss, California has a ton of dead spots, a lot of the Marine Corps and Navy bases have little to no reception. Looking at your phone and seeing E is the biggest pain in the ass ever.... Text messages don't send and you can't get a call, phone just says emergency call only.... I bring a Verizon Hotspot with me since when I'm on travel DOD gives them to me and that's my ONLY form of communication while I'm traveling, so yes, I do care for T-mobile WiFi calling.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] Spl4tt:
EDGE is only bad for surfing actually. Phone calls and sms go through easily.

Well, atleast here in switzerland.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] LilRico:
Not here, trust me on this. Plenty of dropped calls here...
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] kolyan:
I don't care about Tmo WiFi calling, switched to Project Fi :)
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
I'd like to try fi, but not available here...
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] kolyan:
It's been great aside from Sprint network bugs.....I just wish Sprint wasnt the partner
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Sprint isn't available here either.....
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] graydiggy:
Well nobody cares if you guys care or not. It is a feature a lot of T-Mobile users need. I needed it at my last place of residence. I could have gone Project Fi, but even Verizon was crap out there so wifi was my only option.

Regardless of what you think. Wi-Fi calling is a big necessary feature that a lot of us love.

So... Beat it with that "who cares?" or "I don't care" crap. Your opinion is worthless.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] kolyan:
Those are not opinions, just jokes. Fi has WiFi calling too just in case, its just not kernel dependant
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] graydiggy:
You aren't the only one that said it. However, you did not show any sign of being sarcastic. Yes, I and many other users are aware of the Wi-Fi calling on Project Fi.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
There are no visual signs of sarcasm in text...
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] graydiggy:
Of course there are. Italics can be used for sarcasm as well as an emote or smiley.

;)

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Even putting text in bold lettering.

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Or the triple period at the end of a sentence...

Or *rolls eyes*

Etc.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
I put an ellipsis at the end of practically every sentence though... Doesn't mean I'm being sarcastic, usually means my thought trailed off....
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] LuffyPSP:
Haha but not many will use those. English is not my first language but i understood when people make sarcasm comments without any those above.

Btw totally not related to your arguments to the other guy. Just wanted to..well just because.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] 1/4 Life:
Would anyone mind sharing the default settings for the CFQ I/O scheduled in this Kernel? I don't have a Nexus 6 to check with. Trying to figure out if any changes have been made since older kernel revisions.

Thanks in advance!
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
Hello!
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] LilRico:
Am I dreaming? Thank you sir!
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
Nope, Jason confirmed Wi-Fi calling is working.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Hey stranger.

Welcome to the thread..

Take a few moments to introduce yourself.

Tell us a bit about yourself, what you do, and what brought you here today.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Well, since you're a new face here, I'll let you in on a secret... I'm always seriously sarcastic... Or is that sarcastically serious... I can never remember...
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] stas333:
awesome!

Thanks
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] graydiggy:
Issuing a normal reboot command from the OS reboots to a black screen with r30.

I am using the latest Chroma build with MultiROM. Chroma is my internal with no other ROMs loaded yet.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] LilRico:
I can confirm it works!!! I'm so happy right now! :D

Great to see you back Franco!
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] hellsgod:
[MENTION=3292224]franciscofranco[/MENTION] The power: max17042: commits will screw the battery stats. If you charge the device in the OS and reboot into recovery, you'll see a huge difference sometimes (was about 20% in my case). I've played around with the "M" commits for a while. [MENTION=4684315]flar2[/MENTION] and [MENTION=5169465]DespairFactor[/MENTION] also experienced weird battery behavior with this commits added. Maybe it needs to recalibrate the battery, I don't know.

hells
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] DespairFactor:
I'm testing now if it just needs to relearn the battery for some of these new implementations in the driver.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] daniel84cs:
Same here , reboot in recovery and battery percent is different respect the OS.

Now testing a battery re-calibration , [MENTION=3292224]franciscofranco[/MENTION] or franco kernel users , this kernel work on android MPZ79M...???

Now I am on latest lollipop LVY48C and work very well....:)

Inviato dal mio Nexus 6 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] justibasa:
Do I have to do something special to get tmobile wifi calling to work. I have let it run for about 30 minutes and can't get it working.

Edit: 30 seconds after posting it finally turned on. Thanks for the awesome kernel Franco!
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] ben_pyett:
Wifi calling option can be dependant on personal signal quality, both WiFi and mobile.

Any response? FF?
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
I have no idea about those charging/battery reporting things ya'll talk about. Any evidence about this or it's just assumptions?
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] stas333:
Don't know if this related to this, but i used my phone for less than 7 for texting only in 40 minutes since off the charger and I'm down 4 percent. On r29 battery life was much better.

At this rate I'll get about 90 minutes SOT for 50%, where I was getting 2.5 hours on r29.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] hellsgod:
Wht evidence do you need? Compare the battery reports with the one in the recovery after usage, or charging. I reverted those commits by myself, because I got reports about that. You find reports about it in flars thread, or in the one from despair.

hells

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And I can give you an example: I charged my phone to 100%, it was charging way too fast btw. I left it idle for 7 hours and lost 14% without any wakelock. I used it more and as I hit 55% I went into recovery, where it showed 75%. I flashed another kernel, where I reverted those commits and it booted up with 74% battery.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] PresidentMcCain:
I can confirm that Wi-Fi calling is working on r30
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
What happened if you let the phone run down to 0% indicated? Did it shut off right away or keep running until it was actually that low (as checked in recovery)
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] hellsgod:
I didn't let it die, so I can't say what would've happened. I'm currently playing around with this commits again, to see if the battery just needs some time to recalibrate.

hells
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Mine is indicating 9% now so I'll let it go until shutdown... Then see if it will boot Into recovery and check the level..
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
Interesting. This'll be fun to debug.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] wrongway213:
So everyone is reporting that flashing another kernel displays correct battery.. however booting into secondary ROM in MultiROM does not change the battery displayed - it's as if you actually lost that much battery (in my experience anyway, would love to see others test)
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
No one is reporting that flashing another Kernel displays a different battery level. We're just talking about a possibility of the latest Dev Preview 2 commits on the battery/charger subsystem to may, possibly, affected the battery level report or something like that. I don't have much info since my device is always plugged in to my computer, so I can't really add much.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] kunalpatel87:
Thank you, [MENTION=3292224]franciscofranco[/MENTION]! R30 applied and T-Mobile WiFi is running at full swing!
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Looks like it might be a calibration thing.. I've been sitting at 1% now for 20 minutes... Screen on the whole time. Web browsing, some YouTube, here...
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] Darian71:
After reading what hells described with the battery percentages being different in recovery than are displayed on the phone I decided to check my recovery and my stats are identical running [MENTION=5169465]DespairFactor[/MENTION] 's R21.1 test build. Flashed it lastnite and am currently at 25% with 4 hours SOT. I am also on the M bootloader and radio so maybe that's why I've not experienced such issues?
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] hellsgod:
He removed this commits in some of his builds. Can't say on which one, but maybe you're on this build.

hells
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] wrongway213:
I'm not referring specifically to your kernel, I'm speaking about the M 2 commits hells and Despair were talking about that have been added in r30. That is being reported pretty widely with kernels that merged M2 preview charging and power commits, reverting them definitely fixes things in the kernels I have tested as well. However, last night I had one kernel with M2 commits causing battery drain/improper read in my primary ROM, and another kernel without M2 commits on my secondary ROM in MultiROM. Instead of seeing the correct % like people report seeing when they boot into recovery, I saw the same drained percentage I had seen using my primary ROM with the kernel with M2 preview commits. I am curious if others see the same behavior and if it helps narrow things down any, as I find it odd recovery would display the correct info, flashing another kernel on the same ROM would display the correct info, but booting into an entirely different ROM would not.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] Tzfardaya:
Still at 1%, so definitely think it's just a calibration issue..

okay, at 19:56 local, my phone died.

So that's not quite 90 minutes spent at 1%

most likely a battery calibration thing...
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] Darian71:
Yes sir. After noticing the battery drain on previous builds with those new commits, he reverted some on this build. Even with the new commits after 3 charging cycles I noticed the kernel leveled off and no longer experienced the drain with screen off as you described. So allowing it to cycle did help. However I only got around 12-14 hours usage. Granted, today's usage of my device hasn't been extreme, but fairly constant. And I'm an hour away from hitting 24 hours on the first charge.
[Nexus 6  Original Android Development] stas333:
I can say for sure that either r30 drains the battery quicker or there is something wrong with calibration. On r30 I got 40 minutes of use with 10 min SOT while on r29 I got almost 2 hours of use and 20 min SOT for the same 5%.

And on r30 I was mainly texting, while on r29 I was texting, surfing the web, and using Tapatalk