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[ONE Android Development] Lakino:
I finally had some time to update to the latest. I'm now on rom 2015 6 28 with kernel 2.22 and latest firmware.

I notice you took out SLIM governor? How come? I thought we all agreed SLIM was really good for smooth UI?

Anyway, tomorrow I'll report back my observations of smoothness and battery life for this latest combo

I can already report that a dirty flash worked for me. I just flashed over all my stuff then cleared cache. Then rebooted. Let ART compile and I'm up and running.

Thanks for these updates jgcaap! :thumbup:

As for undervolting, I have been undervolting - 90mV for a very long time. Basically since I first purchased this phone and came over to this rom. I do experience some random reboots every so often, so it could be too much undervolting, but it doesn't occur often enough to seriously affect me; so I keep it at - 90. I have tried - 1.00 mV before but that caused a lot more reboots so I've stayed with - 90 mV.

Edit: oh wow. Very shortly after I posted, the phone froze and then rebooted by itself. I have now changed undervolting to - 50 mV to see if that helps stabilize the situation.
[ONE Android Development] Setting.Out:
I undervolt -55mv and is stable, but you should keep the set frequencies, if someone wants to under clock they can.. The phone rarely touches 2.46mhz for me, but I like the choice to let it use it if needed..
[ONE Android Development] jenaplisken:
It seems the wakelock are back. It's only my issue?
[ONE Android Development] Setting.Out:
No log, no photo, no explanation... Yes, your issue..
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Cm added something new on frameworks level. Thanks for the warning.
[ONE Android Development] LucentBirch:
Left overnight WiFi 100% down to 94%. Didn't have bbs installed, but it looks like foursquare stayed awake for 25 minutes for some reason. Never understand how some apps do that sometimes. Haha
[ONE Android Development] jukyO:
It is not much at all with Wi-Fi on.
[ONE Android Development] LucentBirch:
Also looks like *Alarm* is back on latest.
[ONE Android Development] Setting.Out:
Yes, regardless of the exclusion of the wakelock blocker..
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
There is a very small impact on performance for underclocking to 2.2ghz and the phone is coller and is smoother when on long periods of use as more comfortable to use.

To test, try kernel 2.28

Enjoy
[ONE Android Development] Shryvone21:
Jgcapp....the music player disappeared with latest update.
[ONE Android Development] invinciblervd:
I'm on 2806 build. Do I need to flash the kernel now? Just want to stick to the best possible combination.

Thanks again for the hard work
[ONE Android Development] Sakti51:
what kernel do you guys use for this ROM?

Edit: I saw 2nd post, is ambient display bug still there?
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
http://www.drdevs.com/devs/jgcaap/oneplus/rom/cm-12.1-20150629-jgcaap-bacon.zip

With GCC 4.9 according to tests seems to be better compared to gcc 5.1 will try kernel with gcc 4.9 :)
[ONE Android Development] jenaplisken:
*alarm* persists. restored backup with no alarm.
[ONE Android Development] Lakino:
Yes I agree with [MENTION=5165039]Setting.Out[/MENTION] about allowing the phone to reach it's max GHz if necessary. Or at the very least allow us to manually change the max GHz through Synapes or something similar. It doesn't sit right with me when we've paid for a phone that has a chip that's rated at 2.45Ghz to only use it at max of 2.2GHz. My two cents.

So after a day's worth of usage with the new rom combo, it feels to me we are losing more battery faster. Perhaps it's Interactive governor as compared with SLIM. My phone doesn't stay in DEEP SLEEP as much as before. It has a lot more activity at 300mhz.
[ONE Android Development] Jet70355:
Well in my opinion, the clock speed difference is not that big to make you loose performance. You can over clock your phone to 3.5GHz, and if you could deal with the heat (witch our phone can't), the gain in performance would be minimal, or not that big as you might expect.

Our phone, as every normal computer device, is bottlenecked by memory speed...memory is by far the slowest component on almost every digital device..so using a high cpu speed would just increase the number of clock cycles that our cpu is waiting for our memory to answer him, and the gain that you would have by reducing the time to execute a task would disappear because of the throttling caused by the heat [emoji14] So lowering the cpu clock speed (within reason) might even increase the overall performance of the cpu.

Remember, clock speeds are almost a marketing strategy by now. Almost every cpu on the market is capable of handling every task that we do with our phones with relative ease, the memory and memory controllers are far more important for overall performance. The problem, is that it is far more effective to market a phone with 1000PetaHz cpu speed, because people understand that xD So don't stress about our rated cpu clock speed, with proper tweaking we can make our phones faster and less power hungry with slightly slower clock speeds [emoji14]

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[ONE Android Development] Setting.Out:
You already can clock to 2.2ghz, why restrict everyone for your choice?
[ONE Android Development] Jet70355:
That is true, there should be an option to set the clock frequency back to 2.45 GHz, if the user wishes to (I don't know if it's implemented already, I haven't tested the kernel yet).

What I was saying is that the developer's ideia, with a good execution, might have very good results regarding user experience :)

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[ONE Android Development] Lakino:
I don't want to get into a long debate with you. I agree with you up to a point but for short bursts of speeds, a higher GHz helps to get there faster. For sustain, long operations at 2.5GHz, our processor could throttle back because it's producing too much heat but for short bursts, I would like to have the 2.5GHz speed.

A while back I did contact jgcaap to ask that he implement overclocking for those of us who want it, up to 2.8Ghz -- our phone is capable of that. But he convinced me to settle with 2.5Ghz. I understand his position about heat being bad for the processor over the long term, but I don't use my phone for gaming or other tasks that require extensive use at very high speeds. But I do want my phone to be able to climb to 2.5GHz for a few seconds when it's called upon to do something that requires it for a short burst of time.

I don't have a problem with him implementing a default of 2.2GHz so long as he still keeps the 2.45GHz setting in the kernel so that we can choose to set that as our max GHz if we want.
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Not only gaming. Also using the phone for several of hours after some time it starts heating and throttling. There are people saying it lags.. Lags are mostly now because of throttle. The interactive has nothing to do as I only gave a small boost.

About the phone not sleeping well. I'm trying diferent gcc options. And slowly studying it.

I'll continue the rebase after exames. Everything will be discovered :)

This last updated included alot of Google patches. So it should work better.
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
But please test kernel with underclock and see if there is a difference for you. It's important because I believe this underclocked is better for us.
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
New Rom coming today with GCC 4.8, kernel with GCC 5.1

This GCC 4.8 was built for our device. This is a test i wish to do in order to see if the phone bad sleeping issues improve.
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Onlinr
[ONE Android Development] anmar21:
No deodexed?
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Only on final versions.
[ONE Android Development] elmerq:
In my case the best battery life was on 30.05.2015 rom (do not remember kernel version). Airplane mode, 8h and only 2-3%. 3 days at least and 6-7 SOT.

Now (21.06 rom and kernel 2.06 despite installing 2.12) 4-5%. Same settings, same application... Now - 2 days, 4-5 SOT and more battery drain :/

Any solutions?

And I think rom with wake bloker options had better battery life.
[ONE Android Development] Lakino:
It's kind of sad. I feel sorry for all developers who follow along with CM nightlies. It's like trying to swim upstream against a big rushing river. Everyday, CM releases more experimental changes. Everyday, there's a possibility of them introducing more crap to increase battery drain.

The first rule of really trying to solve a problem is to use root cause analysis and stabilize all variables so you can isolate each variable and test which one is actually the problem. But with new code being introduced everyday with nighties, there's never the ability to stabilize all variables to isolate a problem.

I don't have an answer for this problem. It comes with the xda territory. But it's definitely a problem.

There are so many fires to fight. And every day new fires are started. :crying:

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I don't know exactly what you mean but if you mean interactive isn't the cause of lag, I agree. I don't believe interactive causes lag, but I do believe it uses more battery than SLIM.

Good luck on the exams [MENTION=2040569]jgcaap[/MENTION]! :good:
[ONE Android Development] elmerq:
You are right. Good point.

And I think there is only one way we can help devs: making tests and share results.
[ONE Android Development] ksss:
Updated to latest test. Rom 30, kernel 29 and firmware from 17 June. Wiped cache from recovery. Got Google play service FC. Was on build 25 or something before and all worked.

Br ks
[ONE Android Development] Lakino:
easy fix. Go into APP then Google Play Service and delete DATA and CACHE.

The FCs should stop.
[ONE Android Development] ksss:
Thanks. I knewkthat solution, but had forgot it. Past problem in my mind...
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Sorry was my fault. I had a small problem on my source. The new build online doesn't have that problem. I have exams Saturday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. So if I'm less online you guys know I am running[emoji14]
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Sorry. I'll explain. Interactive governor alone causes lags. But the configurations I set, solved it.

The other reason to cause lags is temperature. That's why I propose to try kernel 2.28/2.29 gcc 5.1/4.9 to see if you get any noticeable diferences or if you'll find what I shared.. No impact on user level about loosing performance and notice that it's in fact more fluid while using.
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
New configuration is coming. After making some tests, I'm happy to anounce that well head back to GCC 4.8 , discovered a new trick which becomes a real performance performer. Just need to Learn to build host compiler to improve our build quality even more.
[ONE Android Development] Lakino:
As in a few hours or few days or after exams? Just want to clarify so I understand and can decided whether to download the current latest beta or wait for your next upload. Thanks.
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Wait for next one :) tomorrow is up. Takes only 5 min to configure.
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
guys stick to old build i'm without time to discover what got broken again ! lol Sorry about it. :P
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
BTW new kernel I posted online is less aggressive and uses less energy. Enjoy
[ONE Android Development] Lakino:
Haha. Too late. I tried 48 and it went into ART loop. Of course I forgot to do backup before flashing. Took over 3 hours to get back to an older backup version.

I need to stay away from this forum, just like you.

I'm on kernel 2.29. I notice it's capped at 2.2GHz max. I can't manually set it higher.
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Kernel 2.30 is better
[ONE Android Development] Lakino:
I'll update to 2.30 later.

I'm on 2015-6-20 rom with 2.29 kernel. Battery life is not bad. Better than recent roms / kernel combos. It's probably the 2.29 kernel that's helping but 2.29 does decrease anatutu scores - - that's obvious with a max cap of 2.2GHz.
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Is better with 2.30. Phone is coller and is also fast :)
[ONE Android Development] Lakino:
[MENTION=2040569]jgcaap[/MENTION]

Hi. I don't know if it's the rom or kernel or what, but for the past two flashes, ASOP keyboard takes control all the time. I manually set it to SwiftKey, but then the OS takes control and reverts it back to ASOP keyboard. It's done that even after I set to SwiftKey then reboot to ensure it is properly set to default to SwiftKey but it just keeps reverting back to ASOP. It's really annoying.

Any solution to this?

I had previously Uninstalled it from system with Titanium Backup which worked but I fear it caused me a lot of problems when I flashed new version of rom. Maybe I should have just flashed gapp as well when installing the rom when it doesn't have ASOP keyboard.

Ok. I think that will be my solution. I will Uninstall ASOP keyboard with TB. Then just flash new gapp when I next flash a newer version of rom.

If anyone disagree, please post.

Thanks.
[ONE Android Development] Lakino:
OK. I have. Flashed 2.30.

Seems fine. Interestingly enough, SwiftKey came up as my default on the apps I use. I have not deleted ASOP keyboard yet. So if kernel 2.30 was the cure, great. :cool:

I'll update if ASOP keyboard starts automatically taking over again.
[ONE Android Development] vgs929:
Man this battery has been pretty dope so far.

Sent from my A0001
[ONE Android Development] Lakino:
It reverted back to ASOP keyboard by itself again.:mad:

It's getting deleted.
[ONE Android Development] mikearcher3:
where is the link for kernel 2.3? I would like to flash. In addition, this rom is very smooth.

The best buy app keep FC...is it anything I can do to resolve this issue?
[ONE Android Development] dnikogosyan:
+ the link
[ONE Android Development] ksigit:
http://www.drdevs.com/devs/jgcaap/oneplus/kernel/
[ONE Android Development] dnikogosyan:
And as far as flashing can I dirty flash or full wipe is req'd?
[ONE Android Development] ksigit:
Dirty flash is fine..
[ONE Android Development] Sakti51:
are you using 2.3 kernel?

how about the performance?
[ONE Android Development] toanau:
If I am coming from Slim Kit Kat rom, beside your steps do I also need to flash the modem?
[ONE Android Development] konfuzed:
have you tried unticking the aosp keyboard ?
[ONE Android Development] Lakino:
On mine it was grayed out so you can click it off. It's mandatory on. But I can chose another keyboard as input method but it soon defaults back to ASOP keyboard again.

It has now been deleted. I don't have this problem anymore. But I suspect when I do a future rom flash upgrade, I will have problems if I don't have ASOP keyboard installed. I'll flags gapps as well.
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
When you say deleted is fc?
[ONE Android Development] Lakino:
I un-installed ASOP keyboard with Titanium Backup. It's not on my system. I am not getting FC now but I believe I will get FC when I flash upgrade rom if I don't install gapps first.
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
There is a new rom online. This time should be working things fine.
[ONE Android Development] ksigit:
No it is not, still constant reboot..
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Ok, sorry guys will review this on next 10th July. Ok? Thanks!
[ONE Android Development] johnb380:
Did you clean flash?
[ONE Android Development] vgs929:
No I didn't flash any kernel and the performance is smooth and zippy. I'm on the 0625 build. No random reboots or fc's yet. I've been on this build for about 5 days now. Looking good!
[ONE Android Development] ksigit:
Yes, via multirom.
[ONE Android Development] mmidas:
If this version is really good I would like to try it but I can't find this 0625 build anywhere. I've searched the whole thread. As if it never existed or maybe a typo?
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
New version online and working. Anyone care to test? Should be more battery friendly this version. Enjoy.
[ONE Android Development] FOSI17:
There are two versions at drdevs. Wich one?
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Deleted the broken version. Have fun :)
[ONE Android Development] Mr Woolf:
Very impressed with this ROM. Many thanks.
[ONE Android Development] ksigit:
Latest test version is cm-12.1-20150702-jgcaap-bacon.zip

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OK, this one booted fine.. This ROM is battery friendly, fluid..

Notice some bugs:

There is "unknown issue with google play service requested by google play music" in notification. I use your version of gapps btw. Also, kernel says it is 2.22. Same happened to flashable kernel 2.30 zip.
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Is included. I didn't change kernel name yet. I usually like to change name on final version.

This was with gcc 4.8

There will be another version without cortex a15 optimizations which I believe is better in terms of stability and battery life. But needs testing.

For some reason cortex optimizations create problem with code.
[ONE Android Development] ksigit:
Great.. Looking forward for deodex version

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BTW, any plan to include multirom support in your kernel? Would like to use this ROM as primary, but don't want to spoil it with other kernel..[emoji4]
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Already supported.
[ONE Android Development] doudou1408:
Just one thing before dl/flash. Test version work with Xposed ?
[ONE Android Development] ksigit:
Probably not. You should wait for deodex version.
[ONE Android Development] johnsin5393:
I thought gonna flash both?
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
It's an update just flash the last one
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Do you want it?
[ONE Android Development] anmar21:
Latest kernel patch seems less smooth than the original kernel that comes with the rom. I feel it when scrolling through Google+.

What's the change? Only entropy?
[ONE Android Development] johnsin5393:
Yes... ???
[ONE Android Development] Setting.Out:
More changes than just entropy, but agreed, a bit less smooth.. We are working on it... ;)
[ONE Android Development] johnsin5393:
Get over 45k high score benchmark for the first time... ???

Previously, only able to get around 38-40k....
[ONE Android Development] Setting.Out:
[MENTION=591528]jca[/MENTION]ap and I consistently get 49k-50k, what rom are you on?
[ONE Android Development] johnsin5393:
Currently, I'm using this rom. I've tried twice in this morning and I got 38k only...
[ONE Android Development] gugas123:
Bring it on ! :D

Next ROM update?

is it possible to add a - LCD Density Settings ?- Pleeaase. :o
[ONE Android Development] Setting.Out:
What version of antutu? 100% stock settings? Any mods?

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Changing DPI is easy.. There are even ways to make it persistent across updates..
[ONE Android Development] iyousif:
I am not sure but I guess this app can help you change DPI

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jrummy.liberty.toolboxpro

I am not sure if it will let you change this "entropy" thing as well or not though!
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
You can. Big update coming soon. Fixing errors. :)
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Still without ksm on. We had before 47k. Does it mean is good?
[ONE Android Development] didicola:
where is this setting for ksm?
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
removed, as in my opinion is unecessary and saves battery
[ONE Android Development] johnsin5393:
I didn't add any mod, but I downloaded a lot of apps and save a lot pictures in my phone. Would it be slow down the benchmark?
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
i reverted entropy raise as is causing those lags you speak off. Just lower your entropy level. Next build will come with it reverted.
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Please help test : https://basketbuild.com/filedl/devs?dev=jgcaap&dl=jgcaap/Kernel/newKernel-CM12-bigupdate1.zip let me know your opinion if is smooth.
[ONE Android Development] _Beni_:
The kernel before this had much wakelocks with bluetooth on and connected to LG G Watch R.

Any changes to bluetooth?
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Guys new rom online. Super fast. Was able to improve bionic yesterday. Have fun.

How is kernel limited to 2.2ghz holding?
[ONE Android Development] elmerq:
Hi. Small update about battery life.

Rom 21.06, kernel 2.30, undervolt 40, 1.5gh max, interactive and during airplane mode 1% battery less per hour. Greenify most apps, wakelock detector shows 2% active, nothing unusual in battery stats. Maybe time to update rom :)
[ONE Android Development] pecha2k:
Superb performance, and very Low Battery wasted. But I would prefer stock clocks, thanks for your efforts

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[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Alright tomorow is first exam... I'm already exhausted... Lol.. This new rom plays out alright. I'll build a new system to make two roms in a row.

Need opinions for the three versions launched today. :)
[ONE Android Development] invinciblervd:
Which is the latest or stable version I should flash?
[ONE Android Development] invinciblervd:
All the best!!
[ONE Android Development] Setting.Out:
Good luck...
[ONE Android Development] drwazi:
i'm flashing the 7-3,guess its o3 optimised.
[ONE Android Development] ksigit:
Antutu scores, 7 vs 7-3. Version 7 is a little bit higher. 7-3 feels smoother though..
[ONE Android Development] jeanmarie:
Good luck 7.3 is ok on tutu I have 49300.
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Going to upload two versions today.
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Btw guys I didn't say anything but for two weeks we have been using adreno idler. I must say I didn't notice any difference on battery life. How about you?
[ONE Android Development] mucinch:
There wasn't any noticeable difference. Is there a way to underclock the GPU? :confused:
[ONE Android Development] nefas83:
Thx for your build. Very smoth and battery efficdnt.

One question, if I would like to use xposed I have to flash the deodex version?

Greetings

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[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Yes. I'm rebuilding it. Do not know what happened with that build 2 hours and is ready.
[ONE Android Development] nefas83:
Thx, I will wait for it.

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[ONE Android Development] k2vmars:
I have 2 fc with tap titans and skyforce on the 7-3 build, back to 02/07 build and it's OK.

I'm on 2.30 kernel with all build .

PS : fc when launching :)
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Will test.
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
I think I know what is... I was afraid this could happen. There is an optimization from linaro I've included on bionic which is incompatible with some apps. [emoji14] bah... I guess I'll have to revert it.
[ONE Android Development] sam_chk:
[MENTION=4719454]JQC[/MENTION]aap..all the best for your exams...

Any one can help me what is this arm7 version.. And which one to flash?

Edit: Seems arm7 are test versions....

Can anyone please guide me on which version has less FC and low battery drain due to wake locks... Currently i m on 22nd jun stable build from op.. Too many wakelocks... Its a clean install..
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
New build up. Everything should be working.
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
Deoxed is up
[ONE Android Development] sam_chk:
Hey can any one share what is the baseband version on 17/06 firmware ?mine is at 230 series
[ONE Android Development] tiny4579:
241 is the latest.
[ONE Android Development] ksigit:
Currently I'm happy with 20150703-arm7-3 version. What are changes/improvement compare to this version?
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
New kernel up reverted underclock and synced with CM. Enjoy
[ONE Android Development] mmidas:
I just wanted tot let you know that you did an amazing job! I wanted to sell my oneplus because of it's problems but everything seems to be solved with your ROM! Very smooth and lag free and no screen issues. Perfect!
[ONE Android Development] jgcaap:
By mistake I build a rom of the future :D lol