yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[ONE Original Android Development] RenderBroken:
I get about 5 to 5.5 hours SoT a day. The uptime I am referring to is not having to reboot due to ram memory issues. Like I just set it on the charger at night when I go to sleep. But also remember I use a Bluetooth headset all day and listen to music and audio books. So my phone never really sleeps either. But at the end of the day

i have about 30 percent left.

Yes, that is the latest released build for CM12-CAF. I am testing builds for CM13-CAF.
[ONE Original Android Development] josera06:
i cant find MM darkobas :(

could you send me one link, please?

tia
[ONE Original Android Development] KenjiHannya:
In my G+ mate

https://plus.google.com/+JPKenji/posts/gzUE1J2S1qs
[ONE Original Android Development] RenderBroken:
I updated OP to reflect the proper address, thanks for the heads up!
[ONE Original Android Development] KenjiHannya:
[MENTION=5438598]RenderBroken[/MENTION] hi!

How are the CAF R7 tests in MM?

Cheers! ?
[ONE Original Android Development] RenderBroken:
I start over completely with MM-CAF. I had made many changes regarding the bedrock of the kernel. I tried to go into the new kernel with the mindset that less can sometimes be better and to not try and fix something that is not broke. I have been really happy with the results. I am testing the final two test builds atm. One even is using sultans input boost driver since I feel it has come a long way and alot of thought has went into its purpose and how it executes that purpose.
[ONE Original Android Development] spr33:
Bit of feedback regarding the latest test build.

I tested it over the weekend (couldn't resist) and performance is great, definitely smoother than stock Sultan (using the same max frequency). Battery life is pretty much the same for me (always has been really whichever ROM/kernel I use).

Overall, great stuff. No instabilities so far. Will await final release :)
[ONE Original Android Development] KenjiHannya:
Great! ?

Can wait to test ?

Cheers!
[ONE Original Android Development] _ASSASSIN_:
do you feel that the new boost driver will conflict with CPU min and max values placed by users?
[ONE Original Android Development] hncdesilva:
Guys

Can I use this kernel with rooted stock COS 12.1 YOG4PAS3JL?

Thanks

Navin
[ONE Original Android Development] yanner2012:
No, this kernel is for rom CAF only. COS isn't CAF.

Inviato dal mio A0001 utilizzando Tapatalk
[ONE Original Android Development] Renosh:
Yes you can use the last CM12 R21 build works well with COS12.1
[ONE Original Android Development] yanner2012:
Sorry, I wrong post [emoji4]
[ONE Original Android Development] hncdesilva:
I thought as much and flashed R21 Build together with Render UKM but it resulted in a bootloop. :(

I was on boeffla kernel and I booted into TWRP recovery 2.8.6.0 and flashed R21 Kernel togeather with render UKM. Did I do anything wrong? Appreciate if someone could guide me as I'm still new to this.

Thanks

Navin
[ONE Original Android Development] Renosh:
You have to flash R21 while on the stock configuration for COS, you have to fastboot flash system and boot (need COS12.1 signed fastboot zip) to remove Boeffla . Install root again as installing system will remove it and then flash Render.
[ONE Original Android Development] josera06:
the test build its amazing!!!

i cant wait to test MM-CAF!!!

:good:;)
[ONE Original Android Development] RenderBroken:
I have tested and do not feel that changing the Boost Driver to Sultan's would be a good move. For me when I use my phone, I want it to just work. I don't want to see micro lag, I want it to be a smooth experience. So for me, I feel that using use driver didn't remove the inherent micro lag that happens. Like for example, when using Nova Launcher and you use the Google Bar up top. When you tap it, it will do a drop down of your 3 most recent searches. When using his driver there is slight lag but when using my modded CPU-Boost driver, there is no lag at all. For me that is more important than the slight battery savings I would get using his driver. Now that is not to say that his driver isn't bad ass because it is. If I was aiming for a more conservative kernel then I wouldn't mind it. Also he uses the Stock QCOM MPDecision and that hotplug driver is more overzealous than the drivers I use so his Boost driver kinda offsets that performance to gain more battery life.
[ONE Original Android Development] spr33:
I'm all for removing any micro lags and stutters in place of negligible battery savings.
[ONE Original Android Development] Setting.Out:
+1 I bought this phone because it's powerful and has a big battery.. I prefer smooth performance and choosing to choke the kernel when I need a few more hours of battery, but not losing that choice.. ;)
[ONE Original Android Development] usmani:
Any build you're testing with modded version of cup boost? Upload it here so other can test too.
[ONE Original Android Development] RenderBroken:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-GVJKBx9-GnbEVEX2pEVXU0eHc/view?usp=sharing
[ONE Original Android Development] usmani:
force rebooted device was not waking up.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_8gtzIhpaZZYzhXNzlBOWxXd0k/view?usp=docslist_api
[ONE Original Android Development] KenjiHannya:
In Darkobas ROM 4 cores working hard in same time.

?
[ONE Original Android Development] RenderBroken:
With that test build I had to make some changes to all the different hotplug drivers. I am not going to stick with using Sultan's Input Boost Driver though so I am not really worried about logs for this build since I believe the problem stems from changes I made but will not be keeping. Thanks for the-log though! I still checked it out and didn't really find much.
[ONE Original Android Development] usmani:
Okay just provided them incase you wanted to have a look at it.
[ONE Original Android Development] vicio907:
Work on CM12.1 OS?
[ONE Original Android Development] kouss77550:
Yes but not the CAF kernel, only the CM based one
[ONE Original Android Development] Spider-Vice:
Can't download it, it throws me a server error on both American and European servers.

Edit: Nvm, worked after a few tries.
[ONE Original Android Development] usmani:
Awesome thanks . Looking forward to your cm13 kernel.
[ONE Original Android Development] RenderBroken:
Yea, it takes time to propagate. I uploaded it and downloaded it immediately afterwards. Just curious, what is your approximate location? Thanks!

RenderServer is a startup that is continuing to grow exponentially. A metric crap ton of work and my own personal money has gone into this project I appreciate your patience. We are always tweaking and making many improvements. One thing we are working on it dynamic down load links. So when the file is not "ready" it doesn't show the download link but rather a placeholder telling the user to wait a little longer for the file to get ready.
[ONE Original Android Development] Spider-Vice:
It seems like a very good page for developers! I am in Portugal.
[ONE Original Android Development] kalpik:
Best CAF kernel, period! Just brilliant!
[ONE Original Android Development] KenjiHannya:
Works fine with Tipsy CAF

https://plus.google.com/+JPKenji/posts/Bgtk329nyZV

Lets test with Darkobas, CM 13 by Sultan, BrokenOS and AICP CAF

Good work mate ?
[ONE Original Android Development] renaltosonylevi:
Works fine with Broken OS. Darkobass got all sorts of freezes during setup (12-25 build).

Omnirom surprisingly worked mostly, apart from upside down camera and no WiFi(pity because that is my favorite ROM for the moment).
[ONE Original Android Development] KenjiHannya:
Bad luck han ?

For me no freezes, no lags, no reboots and works like a charm.

https://plus.google.com/+JPKenji/posts/SE8mjbLDugv

Another test

https://plus.google.com/+JPKenji/posts/gzUE1J2S1qs

And my next test will be with the CM 13 CAF Kernel R1

I'm having a great result in the Tipsy ROM. I hope to be better in Darkobas and pass the 10:00 SOT

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Test 2 and 1

Tipsy + 13 CAF Render R1

https://plus.google.com/+JPKenji/posts/Pk6jveGiX5P
[ONE Original Android Development] Spider-Vice:
Got another SOD like before on the earlier builds... I got a kmsg now, however. But it's all jumbled! Using Sultans CM13...

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bzv_fqFDmOuud1ozMGlOQzc0SDQ/view?usp=docslist_api
[ONE Original Android Development] Vollspacken:
can't download the cm13-r1, server gives me a 404 error... :/
[ONE Original Android Development] kouss77550:
I can mirror it here if [MENTION=5438598]RenderBroken[/MENTION] is ok with that
[ONE Original Android Development] vjsanjay:
Not able to download the kernel.
[ONE Original Android Development] demon507:
Same here...not able to download the kernel.
[ONE Original Android Development] vjsanjay:
Now able to download...
[ONE Original Android Development] RenderBroken:
Sorry, we were migrating to a new node that took way linger than it should have. I apologize for the inconvenience. We are back up and running beautifully.
[ONE Original Android Development] Spider-Vice:
Got yet another SOD... In this case I noticed it was when I had received a notification. Hope the kmsg I put on the last page hasn't changed much, probably the same issue anyway.

It's so damn random.

Edit: Okay now it was right after I restarted it from the last SoD... New kmsg: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bzv_fqFDmOuudW03bHpFb25pMnc/view?usp=sharing
[ONE Original Android Development] shubham1120:
Using latest marshmallow build and it's freaking smooth! Can definitely see the fine tuning done by you here render! The scrolling is smooth as hell. Couldn't believe my eyes when I compared it with s6 edge. It's much smoother s6 edge. There isn't much difference in app opening speeds either. Excellent work!
[ONE Original Android Development] 1ceb0x:
Best :)

Good to be back!

Great work [MENTION=5438598]RenderBroken[/MENTION]
[ONE Original Android Development] SergioPC92:
Great work master! Work fine in combinations with CM13's Sultan
[ONE Original Android Development] JAKNAP1710:
[MENTION=5438598]RenderBroken[/MENTION], Using your CM13 CAF kernel on OPO for few days and i must say its pretty smooth and stable., But unfortunately noticing intermittent issue with Double Tap to Wake. Sometimes it stops working, have to use power button to wake after which DT2W starts working fine. Wanted to bring to your notice if in case its happening because of the Kernel. :o
[ONE Original Android Development] RenderBroken:
I will check it out. Thanks for the report! Any changes you have made to the default setup?

Anyone else notice such a problem?

I have not but I run with the default setup of the kernel, so not sure if that is a variable here.
[ONE Original Android Development] vjsanjay:
Yes. It happens on blutooth aswell
[ONE Original Android Development] JAKNAP1710:
I am running with the default setup. I have seen others also reporting the same issue on Sultan MM CAF Rom but not sure about the kernel which they were using. For CM12.1 Sultan has updated is kernel recently and has mentioned in the change logs about the fix for this issue. So I started thinking the same for MM that this issue can be fixed via kernel.
[ONE Original Android Development] RenderBroken:
What happens?

BT works fine for me. I use it in conjunction with my LG G Watch and my BT Headset and listen to audio books all day. Never once had I had an issue here whereas I had some weird issues with DT2W rarely. More info on what you mean though would help greatly.
[ONE Original Android Development] RenderBroken:
CM13-CAF: R2 is Here!!!

Download

Things to note:

Maintenance release to bring in new Sultan changes that should help with DT2W.

Changelog:

R2:

e17ea0a (HEAD, cm13-r2-t1, cm-13.x-caf) power: qpnp-charger: Ensure I2C bus is active when plugging in USB cable

3f2e971 mm: fix prctl_set_vma_anon_name

9d79372 input: synaptics_dsx_i2c: Ensure I2C bus is active inside ISR thread

31121a3 input: synaptics_dsx_i2c: Process only one double-tap per sleep

d6ae144 input: synaptics_dsx_i2c: Ensure CPU is awake during suspend ops

18212a5 Revert "input: synaptics_dsx_i2c: Re-init device on suspend/resume"

[MENTION=6458907]JAKNAP1710[/MENTION]
[ONE Original Android Development] JAKNAP1710:
OMG!! you are damn fast man... Really appreciate your work and commitment. Haven't seen super fast response to any of my post on XDA. :D

Edit: not able to download complete 8 mb file, its downloading just 600 byte zip file.. Can you please confirm if the uploaded zip is fine?
[ONE Original Android Development] shubham1120:
I'm not able to download the r2 build. Seems like a server issue. Could you check that out please render? Thanks
[ONE Original Android Development] adinkwok:
It seems like the problem is with the new site. I tried downloading it on my phone at first, and that resulted in a 600 byte zip. Then i tried downloading on my pc and it worked just fine. :o
[ONE Original Android Development] vjsanjay:
With r1 when listening to Bluetooth car audio screen goes blank during call. Need reboot after that..
[ONE Original Android Development] RenderBroken:
Can anyone else confirm this? What troubleshooting have you done to confirm that it is infact, my kernel that is the problem? I have not made any changes to BT Audio compared to Sultan's Kernel.

It works using Desktop for now. . .I have informed my team about the issue. Thanks gents for your patience!
[ONE Original Android Development] JAKNAP1710:
Thanks a lot RenderBroken, for fixing the DT2W issue and much thanks for the great kernel! Cheers!!
[ONE Original Android Development] JAKNAP1710:
Hi RenderBroken, not sure but i guess DT2W issue is back. Seeing intermittent break in its functionality.. Not sure if it has happened because of the latest update in Sultan's Rom..
[ONE Original Android Development] RenderBroken:
Hard to say. Everything with touchscreens and such, I am perfectly inline with Sultan on. So that makes it harder to say one what or the other that its my kernel or Sultan's.

One things I have been experiencing with my test builds are Sleep of Deaths. The phone will not wake up right and the screen will stay black. This started when updating commits from Sultan. I had not made any other change. Has anyone else experienced this as well?
[ONE Original Android Development] zedbg:
Yep, twice per day, most of the days
[ONE Original Android Development] shubham1120:
Yep happened frequently on previous build. But not experiencing sods on 11/6 build.
[ONE Original Android Development] Spider-Vice:
Yes, not sure if you have checked both of my kmsg's on the previous 2-3 pages. Other than that the kernel for me is faultless.
[ONE Original Android Development] RenderBroken:
Thanks Gents for your report. I will double check the kmsg. IF anyone else can get some more last_kmsg's I would appreciate it, I use Syslog to get them.
[ONE Original Android Development] shubham1120:
Hi render! I know it's unethical to ask this but I'm so spoiled by your kernel! Can we expect a new version with sultan's updates? Thank you very much
[ONE Original Android Development] RenderBroken:
Nope, kernel development is now dead. You just had to tempt fate huh?!

Of course you can expect updated releases. I was already testing his newer changes.
[ONE Original Android Development] RenderBroken:
Hey guys!

So, I am still working on the SoD issues and doing a crap ton of testing. It is hard to see what commit introduced is causing the issue but I am persistent! lol. I test ALOT!

But on another note, the time is coming where I am looking for a new device. I was wanting to ask you guys, your thoughts and to see where some of you all planned to go for the next phone. I really feel like I have learned all I am going to with the OPO and 3.4 based kernels and want to move to at least the OG N6 or better. I would love to make the jump with some of my userbase. Because of course, I will dev for my new phone regardless if there are already kernels for it opr not, I mostly dev for myself. To learn. But I love my userbase. You all have been very helpful and I feel that generally, the people that use my kernel are down to earth and respectful. I do not get pestered about releasing all the time. It is quite refreshing! So I pose this question to yall, What device would you like me to dev for next? Also I am not against donated phones and deving for those either. (Especially new ones! lol) One thing I will not do (try really hard not to) is blind dev for a device I do not have. I like to test thoroughly and cannot do so without the device in hand.

PS: I will not drop support for the OPO in any event. ;) I wanted to support my old g2 better than I have but its a pain to have to jump through all the OEM hoops. Luckily the OPO is fantastic to dev for!
[ONE Original Android Development] aftmkt:
Nexus 6P seems like a natural progression from the OnePlus One. :)

Good to know that you'll still be available here with the OPO.
[ONE Original Android Development] Hiro Nakamura:
Wait for the devices with snapdragon 820 as they will most likely come out in a few month.
[ONE Original Android Development] RenderBroken:
This is my thinking as well. My OPO is still going very strong.
[ONE Original Android Development] 1ceb0x:
I say wait for 820 SOCs. They will be made by Samsung with 14 nm FinFET LPP (low power plus) technology which means 15% less power consumption and 15% more power. 64bit processor as well :) the chips used today are quite old in technology used, unless it is an Exynos, so yeah... 820 is the way to go, plus OPO goes strong still.
[ONE Original Android Development] RenderBroken:
I was thinking about getting an OG N6. They are cheap right now and I really wanted one to dev for personally. Only problem is my wife wants me to wait cuz she knows I will also get a new phone with the SD820 in it. . .MY wife loves me lol and puts up with me. I am going to try and get both! ;) just have to work hard to convince her. Anyone here wanting to get an N6?

Also I am close to narrowing down the SoD issue. There are only a couple more things it could be really then once fixed, I have a couple new changes I have ready to be tested!
[ONE Original Android Development] _ASSASSIN_:
Nah I'm waiting to get a phone with the SD 820 as well, what phone are you looking forward to?
[ONE Original Android Development] renaltosonylevi:
It's tough road to find the perfect phone. Yeah I will admit that there always some excitement in getting a new phone, but once you get and you have lived with it for a while you will only then be able know if it was worth it.

With the One plus one there is no particular aspect ware I feel let down by it's hardware performance or software development. Basically everything just works.

As for a device to replace this phone I have not seen anything offered that strongly compels me. For me to upgrade the replacement device would have to:

*Offer the same or improved battery life.

*Have a noticeably better display.

*Be no bigger than the phone it replaces.

*Offer a significant improvement in performance (not just benchmark's).

*Have a vibrant development community.

*Be in a similar price bracket to the One plus one.

*Operate 4g/lte in the uhf bands. Eg 12,17,7 etc.

I suspect I am being a bit greedy in my list of demands and lightning won't strike twice. So that very likely means that my next phone is not being made yet.

Having said that if I had to replace this phone today I would probably get the One plus X being that it is cheap and seems to have the combined good point's of my current and previous phone (Lg g2 D802).

As a final part to this ramble: Is it just me or doe's every phone community have a sense of self loathing ware at some stage people will bemoan how "our community sux it's all our fault that developers go somewhere else". It was definitely there with the Lg g2 and I am starting to see that with the One plus one. Sad as it may be but I think we have hit "peak" One plus one, but you compare this to other phones we are still doing very well and are still absolutely spoiled for choice.

So as a user I suggest you take a second to breath and be thankful for what you have and for this phone you have plenty.
[ONE Original Android Development] RenderBroken:
Not sure, do you have a list of supposed phones that will have it and release dates? I looked but have not found much. Granted I did not look hard.

I 100% agree as a user, the OPO (For me) has been the single greatest Android Experience I have ever had and that was with stock and development. This phone has never let me down and offers all the features and functionality I want. I don't need more than a 1080p screen, battery is huge, screen is huge, camera is lacking for me but I am not a photographer, and performance has been exceptional.

Now as a Dev, its a different story. First and foremost I dev for myself, I just like to share and collaborate with others. The only real problem with OPO Development for me is its still 3.4 Linux based. I want to work with the newer 3.10 based kernels offered in the N6 and up. I want to play with the code and the new scheduler changes there. There are MANY new things offered in the new kernel. For me as a kernel dev, I feel like the OPO kernel has played itself out. I could use a crap ton of Upstream Commits but then I am left with possible unforeseen issues with subsystem conflicts. Still, these are the reason why I plan on getting a new phone. I don't mind still building for OPO though, the biggest issue why its hard for me to continue deving for the G2 is that its still using a locked bootloader and I have to build 7 different kernels with their own differences for 7 different Variants. Then something will not work right on one of them but work just fine on the other 6 and visa versa. Its a Dev's nightmare. The OPO has been fantastic in this regard, I just build one kernel and it works for all!
[ONE Original Android Development] _ASSASSIN_:
I'm personally only really looking forward to what OnePlus, Oppo, or The new Nexii (which would be Q4, a bit much to wait on) since they are more developer friendly than LG, Samsung, and Xiaomi. But Motorola (RIP) might be interesting now that they are in a similar boat to OnePlus.

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All I really care about is if it is worth my money to upgrade. It's why I could never see myself getting a Nexus 6P, there just anything of substance to actually be worth putting that much money down to get it. Only thing vastly improved is that they have a finger print sensor but that's it.
[ONE Original Android Development] RenderBroken:
So I found an N6 that was too good a deal to pass up.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/301857431850

I really wanted to play with a 3.10 base kernel and with newer kernel subsystems and features. So I really bought this regardless of building releases for it. I bought it just for myself. But, I will most likely release builds next to kernel giants just because I like to share the work I do.

As stated, I still have my OPO so I will continue releasing updates for it. The pace of releases with not slow down any further than they already are. I am hoping to have fixed the SoD issue to release R2 ASAP.

With the new phone, I will also most likely get a newer phone.at the end of the year when a more dev friendly device (New Nexus phones?) comes about. I like HTC, LG and such but they are all with different carriers and are normally locked down. Thus a PITA to dev for. So I will wait for the next phone. I average about 1 a year :) (Thanks Wife!)
[ONE Original Android Development] NOSTALGIA:
welcome to nexus 6... hope to see your builds soon..