yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[L Speed] martyfender:
I noticed that, this morning, also. I had not got around to reporting it. I wanted to confirm it before reporting it. It is now confirmed.

In addition, I noticed that reverting back to default does not put the values back to the rom's default. or what I had changed in Kernel Aduitor. I had only changed: "Empty Applications", in Kernel, to 166.

My rom's Default values are: 51, 64, 76, 89, 102, 128. That is much different than any of your profile values. I would expect the default in lspeed to revert to what I had set before running and setting it in l speed.
[L Speed] Paget96:
I'll check.

You have to reboot after "Reset to default".
[L Speed] Paget96:
Again, people with SD cards

su
cat /proc/partitions

Screenshot or RAW text. :)

I'm waiting
[L Speed] ash001:
Here u go
[L Speed] martyfender:
sush: cat: /proc/partition: No such file or directory

Tried with busybox in the command, also.
[L Speed] godspeed85:
Have a look
[L Speed] godspeed85:
There is a space after cat
[L Speed] martyfender:
cat proc/partitions

I get this output with a space after:

cat /proc/partitions
[L Speed] cristixperia:
Using Sony microSD 16gb, UHS-1.
[L Speed] Paget96:
And the size of it please ^^

Partitions, not partition.

Thanks, what's the size of it? :D
[L Speed] godspeed85:
It is 32GB
[L Speed] martyfender:
Sorry, here is my output for: cat /proc/partitions

cat /proc/partitions

su was entered in the beginning

Had to use busybox in the command.

ran out of time, off to work.
[L Speed] Boriar:
SD card 32 gb with 3 partitions. L Speed with standard options
[L Speed] Paget96:
how much is usable, in MB if it's possible.

I cannot see anything :)

Ok, thanks :)
[L Speed] ADM.GL:
kenzo:/ $ su

kenzo:/ # cat /proc/partitions

major minor #blocks name

7 0 65536 loop0

254 0 512000 zram0

179 0 30535680 mmcblk0

179 1 86016 mmcblk0p1

179 2 1 mmcblk0p2

179 3 8 mmcblk0p3

179 4 512 mmcblk0p4

179 5 512 mmcblk0p5

179 6 512 mmcblk0p6

179 7 512 mmcblk0p7

179 8 2048 mmcblk0p8

179 9 2048 mmcblk0p9

179 10 512 mmcblk0p10

179 11 512 mmcblk0p11

179 12 16384 mmcblk0p12

179 13 1536 mmcblk0p13

179 14 1536 mmcblk0p14

179 15 32 mmcblk0p15

179 16 1536 mmcblk0p16

179 17 16 mmcblk0p17

179 18 11264 mmcblk0p18

179 19 1024 mmcblk0p19

179 20 1024 mmcblk0p20

179 21 65536 mmcblk0p21

179 22 65536 mmcblk0p22

179 23 1024 mmcblk0p23

179 24 2621440 mmcblk0p24

179 25 262144 mmcblk0p25

179 26 32768 mmcblk0p26

179 27 1024 mmcblk0p27

179 28 512 mmcblk0p28

179 29 32 mmcblk0p29

179 30 65536 mmcblk0p30

179 31 32 mmcblk0p31

259 0 512 mmcblk0p32

259 1 256 mmcblk0p33

259 2 1024 mmcblk0p34

259 3 32768 mmcblk0p35

259 4 524288 mmcblk0p36

259 5 512 mmcblk0p37

259 6 4096 mmcblk0p38

259 7 256 mmcblk0p39

259 8 256 mmcblk0p40

259 9 256 mmcblk0p41

259 10 256 mmcblk0p42

259 11 256 mmcblk0p43

259 12 256 mmcblk0p44

259 13 8 mmcblk0p45

259 14 26209767 mmcblk0p46

179 32 4096 mmcblk0rpmb

179 64 31166976 mmcblk1

179 65 31165952 mmcblk1p1

kenzo:/ #
[L Speed] Paget96:
I'll give you soon updated SD tweaks to test ;)

Stay tuned
[L Speed] Boriar:
1st fat32 14334 MB

2nd ext4 14334 MB

3rd swap 987 MB
[L Speed] Paget96:
Here perform testing of options Fixed/Updated from changelog.

Changelog:

- Fixed fine tune minfree

- Updated SD tweak

- Updated wiping battery stats

- Updated doze wakelock name

- Updated RAM multitasking profile

- Show min_free_kbytes

- Liquid smoothUI reverted

- Updated cleaner (reduced code)

- zRAM updated

- Updated kernel panic explanation

- Updated Portuguese translation

- Updated Russian translation
[L Speed] Kzyw:
Hi. I am using the version of L Speed ​​1.4.23 beta 1, this version works best on my S7 Edge with very good battery results and a very smooth and fast performance Should I upgrade? The previous beta to the latter I did not like much ... Thanks for everything
[L Speed] gh0stzk:
FC on sd tweak. S3 mini lineageos 7.1.2
[L Speed] martyfender:
Nextbook Ares 8A

u0_a107@NX16A8116K:/ $ su

root@NX16A8116K:/ # busybox cat /proc/partitions

major minor #blocks name

7 0 98304 loop0

254 0 409600 zram0

179 0 14942208 mmcblk0

179 1 61440 mmcblk0p1

179 2 61440 mmcblk0p2

179 3 30720 mmcblk0p3

179 4 30720 mmcblk0p4

179 5 1024 mmcblk0p5

179 6 16384 mmcblk0p6

179 7 3145728 mmcblk0p7

179 8 614400 mmcblk0p8

179 9 10969088 mmcblk0p9

179 10 1024 mmcblk0p10

179 11 8192 mmcblk0p11

179 48 4096 mmcblk0rpmb

179 32 4096 mmcblk0boot1

179 16 4096 mmcblk0boot0

179 64 31276032 mmcblk1

179 65 23336960 mmcblk1p1

179 66 16384 mmcblk1p2

179 67 7921647 mmcblk1p3

root@NX16A8116K:/ #j
[L Speed] andrey1672:
SD Tweaks in the version laid out above do not work
[L Speed] martyfender:
I get app not installed, when I try to install on top of old.
[L Speed] zputnyq:
16 gb
[L Speed] Dante Enoshima:
8 GB
[L Speed] ash001:
32 gb sd card
[L Speed] Paget96:
Why not, just keep b1 in case you want to revert. ;)

Changelog ;)

Thanks :)

Changelog please :)

Hmm, from where have you installed previous?

Thanks :D

Thanks ;)

Thank you. :)
[L Speed] wilsonhlacerda:
This with an (old!) 8GB SD card
[L Speed] gh0stzk:
Here my results with 16 gb sdcard
[L Speed] MrJonsonJangles:
Sandisk 128GB
[L Speed] martyfender:
Did you figure out why this won't install, or is it a build where one must uninstall the previous version, first?

Thanks
[L Speed] DB126:
Well, one issue is the internal version is 1.4.24 vs stable 1.4.25. I could have fixed it but will wait for the next release since this one seems to have issues as reported by others.
[L Speed] Paget96:
#android #LSpeed

New beta version!!!

v1.4.26-beta1

Changelog:

- Fixed fine tune minfree

- Updated SD tweak

- Updated wiping battery stats

- Updated doze wakelock name

- Updated RAM multitasking profile

- Show min_free_kbytes

- Liquid smoothUI reverted

- Updated cleaner (reduced code)

- zRAM updated

- Updated kernel panic explanation

- Updated Portuguese translation

- Updated Russian translation

- Integrated Crashlytics

Play Store:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.paget96.lspeed&hl=en

Join beta channel on Play Store:

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.paget96.lspeed

Follow L Speed on Google+:

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Follow L Speed on Facebook:

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Join L Speed discussion on Telegram:

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If you want, you can also donate me using this link:

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or simply disable adblocker and support me over ads inside the app :D

Play Store:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.paget96.lspeed&hl=en

Thanks for the support :D
[L Speed] nanobrain----:
There're some bugs in Cleaner of ver1.4.25 . When I click the scan button, it won't be finished forever.

Then I get to others page, they all keep the loaing rolling animation that I can't tweak any tweaks. But they can work after restart the app, except the cleaner function.

Please fix that, thanks for your effort! :D:D:D
[L Speed] rogxd:
I confirm that cleaner does not detect app cache ("app caches not found"). v1.4.25

Inviato dal mio SM-G900F utilizzando Tapatalk
[L Speed] Paget96:
Use beta, it's fixed.
[L Speed] gh0stzk:
SD tweaks still fc in last beta
[L Speed] AmberLynn:
Hello,

may I ask how you did this audio improvement?

I have "caller echo" when I use any lineage based ROM on my Samsung galaxy Note 3 (n9005 hlte) where the person on the other end is hearing herself rather loud (if I am not using a headset).

I tried all kind of changes in some audio related xml files but to no avail.

Two weeks ago I stumbled upon lspeed.

Accidentially I installed a rather old lspeed version from Android file host (1.3.9) which is somehow "reachable" from the first post and activated "better in call audio".

To my surprise this nearly completely fixed the problem with the "caller echo".

Unfortunately it is missing in current versions.

Is this something I can achieve myself by editing some files?

Or is it much more complex?

Can you please tell me which version is the last one that still has this feature (and could be downloaded somewhere)?

Thank you very much for your software,

best regards

Amber
[L Speed] Paget96:
Open terminal and type

su
setprop ro.ril.enable.amr.wideband 1

But do a high test, and report back.
[L Speed] Paget96:
Reproduce crash, and get logcat please :)
[L Speed] DB126:
All updated functions appear to be working as designed. There is a noticeable improvement in cleaner scan times; much appreciated.

Still would like to see additional granularity on SD tweaks but understand this would add a layer of complexity as you are trying to streamline the app.
[L Speed] Paget96:
I found a way for detecting size of external and change readAhead just on external storage. ;)

Thanks for reporting. ^^
[L Speed] AmberLynn:
Thank you very much, it works :)

Kind regards

Amber
[L Speed] Paget96:
Can you proof somehow??? Some call record before and after, or something.
[L Speed] Paget96:
#android #LSpeed

New stable version!!!

v1.4.26

Changelog:

- Fixed fine tune minfree

- Updated SD tweak

- Updated wiping battery stats

- Updated doze wakelock name

- Updated RAM multitasking profile

- Show min_free_kbytes

- Liquid smoothUI reverted

- Updated cleaner (reduced code)

- zRAM updated

- Updated kernel panic explanation

- Updated Portuguese translation

- Updated Russian translation

- Improved changing fragments

- Integrated Crashlytics

Play Store:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.paget96.lspeed&hl=en

Join beta channel on Play Store:

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.paget96.lspeed

Follow L Speed on Google+:

https://plus.google.com/communities/114615858954464149084

Follow L Speed on Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/LSpeedAndroidOptimizer

Follow L Speed on xda-developers:

https://xdaforums.com/apps/l-speed

Join L Speed discussion on Telegram:

https://t.me/LSpeed

If you want, you can also donate me using this link:

http://paypal.me/Paget96

or simply disable adblocker and support me over ads inside the app :D

Play Store:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.paget96.lspeed&hl=en

Thanks for the support :D
[L Speed] :
Can someone please tell me what does Smart Battery Saver do?
[L Speed] anon1135:
the description looks similar to the different power saving modes that come with stock roms (mid, max)
[L Speed] DB126:
There is an explanation within the app; hit the info button next to Smart Battery Saver for details
[L Speed] newproyect:
where can i find a setup for extended battery im on xperia z2 MM
[L Speed] :
Thanks but that doesn't make much sense.

It says it just disables wifi, sync, lowers brightness and enables dnd. Isn't it easier to do the same things from the quick settings panel than opening the app drawer, open l speed, swipe right, open battery improvement, toggle.

Or does the smart in its name actually stand for something?
[L Speed] zputnyq:
Probably the word "smart" means the chosen option (minimum, medium or super) can automatically active when battery reach x%.
[L Speed] :
But it turned on almost instantly as I toggled it and I had more than 90% battery left.
[L Speed] DB126:
Does nothing more than what the info button states if actions are accurately recorded in the log. It's an alternative for those that prefer one button tweaks or struggle to find the brightness slider on their device.

---------- Post added at 02:10 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:07 PM ----------

Yup - doesn't make a lot of sense IMHO. Perhaps a work in progress ...
[L Speed] dtrz:
Greetings. First of all, I want to thank you for such an amazing work with this app. I will donate as soon as I can afford to. After all these years of lurking and reading, this is the first time I want to say sth. So I did. ;)

I read in a post that 5.1.1 ADC with L Speed revived someone's I9001. And it seems that it's true so far cause I gave it a try. I was so frustrated and tired of all the lags and FS in ADC KK and it's still my only phone. I still cannot understand how it's possible to be so laggy in KitKat and Lollipop running from the start so smoothly as if I have a new phone. When modding started (themes, icons, settings, apps etc) it started to become slower and slower. This is where L Speed kicked in and made a difference.

Now, I have a question : are the scripts supposed to run a couple minutes after the phone is already working? Cause that's the case for me. Under Settings, apply on boot delay is changed to instant. Phone boots, I unlock sim card, unlock screen, and a couple of minutes later, scripts begin to execute. Is this the normal behaviour?

And another thing : I used XDA Labs to install your app and it was L Speed 1.4.23 beta2. After reading posts here I realised there are further releases etc. Updated through Play Store. Mind wanna update it there too. :good:
[L Speed] martyfender:
I have mine also set to instant and on three different tablets, two, on Android 6.0.1 and one on 5.1.1, my delay is on average, 2 minutes, also.

That being said, sometimes it does happen in less than a minute and occasionally, it takes longer than 3 minutes to complete.

Kernel Aduitor's delay on boot however, does take place almost right after boot, consistently and it is applying many of the same parameters that L Speed does.

This is only speculation, considering the additional parameters that L Speed applies, but maybe there is some room for more code optimization?

Please forgive me if I have this wrong, as I am certainly not a programmer.
[L Speed] DB126:
Depends on the number of apps/items that compete for resources on boot. Delays on my 'optimized' and/or faster devices are fairly consistent with timing shown in L Speed. Delays on slower/stock devices might be 2+ min. In contrast, Kernel Aduitor (EX Kernel Manager, etc) places itself at the front of the queue and is one of the first items to execute during the boot cycle. I also have SuperSU configured to allow root access during boot; similar settings likely exist for Magisk.
[L Speed] AmberLynn:
Naa, this is based on feedback from the called persons.

But the tweak is also mentioned in this thread: https://xdaforums.com/android/general/guide-build-prop-tweaks-t3376962

I am sure it is not the proper solution for every phone but in my case it helped.

I think this is related to how many mics a phone has and how the implementation in the custom ROM is done.

For the n9005 it seems that Lineage ROMs are missing an appropriate setup which leads to this behaviour.

Caller echo seems to be a big problem for many phone brands, even for Pixel phones (if you google it).

For some Samsung phones a possible solution seems to be the usage of proprietary Samsung drivers.

But for me the build.prop tweak is sufficient, thanks again.

Best regards

Amber
[L Speed] martyfender:
Thank, I do the same.
[L Speed] whynottoday:
Last release is not the best for my galaxy tab s2 battery
[L Speed] DB126:
According to the changelog there were no updates that would impact battery life. Likely due to other variables.
[L Speed] Paget96:
Tell me what setup are you using? :)
[L Speed] joshclouds:
How well do you think this would work on the essential phone?
[L Speed] DB126:
One would hope the Essential (arguably any flagship handset running Android 7/8) would not need most tweaks.
[L Speed] aadvandersteeg:
L Speed VS HEBF Optimizer

Which one should I take?

Which one of the two is the best?
[L Speed] DB126:
Really - you ask this in a L Speed thread? Just made my day.
[L Speed] aadvandersteeg:
Yes I asked it in the HEBF thread as well.

---------- Post added at 10:46 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:35 PM ----------

Okay I tried l Speed it works noticeably better. Internet seems to be a lot quicker as well.
[L Speed] anon1135:
hbef was suggested in one of the battery life guides but only for disabling Google service stuff. for other settings that are the same on both apps it said to enable them on only one and not both
[L Speed] Paget96:
Check this!!!

Change seeder section name to Entropy

Thanks for support.
[L Speed] martyfender:
In the past, I used hebf on my older nextbook ares 8 w/5.1.1 and it was not so good. At least in my use case I found that the play service fix actually may have drained my battery more. Also there is a whole xda thread on how to do it with apps like my android tools. It made things worse in my case.

L Speed., on the other hand has been, overall, great.
[L Speed] wirleyvaldez:
[MENTION=5514152]Paget96[/MENTION] sir, thank you for this. Will you add a google play drain fix soon?
[L Speed] Paget96:
We had it, it's useless, because app enable that after some time, and effect is so, "short".
[L Speed] wirleyvaldez:
:( what the heck google is doing now i hate gservices, it drains my battery like hell. I'm using ASUS Zenfone 5. But, thank you for your work sir.
[L Speed] gh0stzk:
Stop using google services, Gapps, etc...

I use MicroG and my battery, ram, storage space, privacy are so happy :)
[L Speed] anon1135:
I'm interested if it makes that much of a difference. how come it isn't talked about more?
[L Speed] martyfender:
I would agree with this, at least in my past experience, mentioned previously.

The same holds true for my older ares 8 w/5.1.1 and xposed. there are four supposed battery saving modules for it, that for me, caused excessive, battery drain:

Amplify, Appopsxposed, PowerNap and greenify.

On that device, I ditched xposed and went with Lspeed, kernel aduitor and greenify in privileged mode. Of course, if you go with greenify in privileged mode, you are modifying the system and it will not pass safety net. There are no worries for me, though as I don't use any apps won't run when they detect root or require a safety net pass.

On my newer, ares 8a w/6.0.1 I also use lspeed, kernel aduitor and greenify in privileged mode.

With the above combination I have great battery life and performance with the govtuner setting in lspeed set to performance.

Again, I want to emphasize, this is in my use case. What may work for you and your device and use case may vary considerably from mine.
[L Speed] anon1135:
have u tried wakeblock as an alternative to amplify? I'm not sure how different they are. there are also more doze options besides force doze. naptime is one that comes to mind. maybe I'll also ditch xposed to see how things are for a bit
[L Speed] Sax_93:
hey guys, there is any guide for the best setting for apollo vernee lite for battery saver?
[L Speed] DB126:
Xposed is not the issue. Nor is wakelock blocking the solution although in can help in some situations. Tweaking doze parameters is generally ineffective as well (with one exception for MM based ROMs) as Google has done a good job with the defaults despite all the arm flapping. Real answers lie in app selection and device configuration. Micro G can also help (a lot) but it's a PITA to install for most. Best approach is to use a tool like BBS, GSAM or even built in battery monitoring tools to identify which apps/services are causing the drain and address each individually. You might be surprised. It's tempting to single out Google Play Services as the bad guy since many applications indirectly utilize its functions, thus it almost always lands at the top of of the chart. That not to say Play Services is benign; lots of usage data gets sent to Google and app maintainers (including data from L Speed) without your permission. You have to work hard to stop this flow; most are only partially successful after investing many hours. There are easier ways to improve battery life if that's your primary objective (privacy is an entirely different matter).
[L Speed] Paget96:
Check this!!! :D

Change seeder section name to Entropy

Thanks for support.
[L Speed] Sax_93:
For info we can use LSpeed with Root Booster ?
[L Speed] D1stRU3T0R:
I heard that root booster isn't as good as it says, and can't be run well with lspeed. Uninstall that app.
[L Speed] martyfender:
No, for one, my newer Nextbook Ares 8A w/6.0.1, does not have a working xposed framework for it that I am aware of.

Xposed on my original Ares 8, which originally came with Android 5.0 was great for the Lollipop memory leak fix, gravitybox and others. Once [MENTION=2472806]vampirefo[/MENTION] ported the newer Ares 8's 5.1.1 to my older tablet, Xposed was of no benefit to it.

Based on all of the issues I had with the version for the 5.1.1 rom, I would be very, very hesitant to try it again even if a version is released that is compatible with it.

And the author of Xposed has stated that there would not likely be a version available for it.

The tablets are manufactured by Yifang and use a somewhat non standard ART implementation, if my memory serves me correctly.
[L Speed] Paget96:
Nope, because it kills L Speed services, so if it runs before L Speed it'll kill boot service, and if after, you can stuck in aggressive doze until reboot or changing it manually. :D

That's why I'll remove runtime optimizations :)
[L Speed] martyfender:
Interesting. I have always had it enabled in lspeed.

So what is the result of using it vs not using it for my devices listed previously?

(Nextbook Ares 8A x86, w/v6.0.1 and Ares 8 x86 w/v5.1.1)
[L Speed] Paget96:
Let's go with another small cleanup and some improvements. :D

For now I removed:

- Faster streaming (As people said on the most of today ROMs, flags are the same, and toggling it is useless. Also Google patched source well so changing them can lead to some security failures. :)

We can discuss about this:

Change seeder section to entropy

And about removing Runtime optimizations:

Shall we remove Runtime optimizations?

Thanks for helping and supporting ;)
[L Speed] Paget96:
As I can see, it change vm heap sizes and kill apps which use CPU (top-most tasks) also kill some services, it can help a bit with battery, but in result of killing app services, nothing more. If you see improvements, you can use it, but if you have issues with any of L Speed services, know that it's from Root Booster :)
[L Speed] DB126:
Have you received feedback that the various LNET tweaks are being used and are effective? Might be another area to trim (consolidate/eliminate).
[L Speed] Paget96:
It's in our development group chat, so we'll discuss. We have a lot of time till next update ;)
[L Speed] martyfender:
I've never used, or will use, Root Booster. We are both speaking of The Android Runtime Optimization, aren't we?

I just unchecked it a couple of hours ago and left heap optimization still checked.

Thanks

On an unrelated note, for clarification:

Under Virtual Memory you added OOM dump task. Did you set it on by default, or is it my roms default setting that it is set from?

Under Debugging you changed the under kernel panic. Before you had to slide the switch to on to disable it and now you have to slide the switch off to disable it. Either works but isn't it a bad idea to disable kernel panic, or are there cases where this may help. Couldn't a system potentially become highly unstable and unpredictable under those condition.

Thank you for educating me more on this.
[L Speed] b886b:
Just want to know if the app is available on XDA labs or not?? As I don't have play service installed on my device.
[L Speed] DanGLES3:
You can use yalp store to download lT,Yalp is a gapps free play store (it pulls apks directly from the play store)
[L Speed] h_maharaj:
It is.
[L Speed] xn0live:
hi guy

can anyone share profiles (battery )
[L Speed] DB126:
There's a thread for that: https://xdaforums.com/apps/l-speed/l-speed-share-setup-t3561854
[L Speed] zputnyq:
You can fine shared setup here

https://xdaforums.com/apps/l-speed/l-speed-share-setup-t3561854

Each devices may have different setup, so it's better to fine at least similar device as yours and keep in mind that defective battery & app/s that you use also can effect :)