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[One (M8) Android Development] leather.face:
Yes your opinion because of your app is very good!! The init.d script run then at boot and all is fine for normally user, my opinion :). Only I do not need because I work with my tweak script as much as possible everything edit ... But for the users here is this very good and when you activate in your app the init.d script then is this fine, keep it up ~clumsy~ ;)!!

Regards :) ...

PS: Is then in your next kernel update also the governor - interactive - and the scheduler - sio, fiops - furthermore be active? Thanks for all!!
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
"PS: Is then in your next kernel update also the governor - interactive - and the scheduler - sio, fiops - furthermore be active?"

Not sure what you asking here? Sorry, I know English isn't your first Language.

The kernel already has Governor "Interactive" and scheduler SIO and FIOPS
[One (M8) Android Development] leather.face:
Okay thanks this was my question :) ... Yes English isn`t my first Language and I work with a Translator, partly. Sorry for my dumb question, lol but I learn every day the English Language, sorry again!!

Regards :) ...
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
No problem, least you give it a go. Only German I know is "Zwei Bier, bitte".
[One (M8) Android Development] leather.face:
LOL :D ... Yes ~clumsy~, you`re a friendly person and have thanks again for your good work!! I like your kernel.

Regards :) ...

PS: I press later the Thanks Button, my limit per day is full. :(
[One (M8) Android Development] leather.face:
Hi [MENTION=3989587]~clumsy~[/MENTION], your V1.16 Kernel run very fine and sure also very stable on my device with the LeeDrOiD rom. I`m happy but I use since 4 days your Kernel Tweaks App and I have a little issue with your App. I use only the DT2W Feature and when I activate the Button "Apply On Boot" and I reboot my M8, then works the DT2W Feature not :confused:. I must then deactivate the DT2W and deactivate the Apply On Boot Button and again activate the DT2W + the Apply On Boot Button. Then work the D2TW again on my device ... I think this is a issue in your App or ~clumsy~? I hope you understand my Post here but I say again your Kernel is good and great. I like this!!! Have a nice evening today and when you have Time you can answer of my Post :).

Regards

leather.face :) ...

PS: Sorry for my double Post ...
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
You don't need to toggle those many buttons, if that "Apply on boot" switch is enabled it will always apply tbe settings.

I may have either missed something from the init.d or it is something in the kernel. I don't know what it is yet, I will need to look into it.
[One (M8) Android Development] leather.face:
Okay ~clumsy~ I understand all ;). Thanks for the info but it does not bother me ... A other question, I use your App from the Play Store and your App in the Kernel Zip is this App more current as the App in the Play Store or it`s the same Version?! Thanks for all!!

Regards

leather.face :) ...
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
They are the exact same version. Always best to go off the app store. If I update the app it will be in the store.
[One (M8) Android Development] leather.face:
Okay thanks ~clumsy~!!! :good: Those were my questions to you. :D Have a nice evening today and see you soon.

Regards

leather.face :) ...
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
Not sure if many people are following this thread but is anyone running a GPE device at the moment?
[One (M8) Android Development] smeejaytee:
Still following mate but on SD ATM anxiously awaiting LeeDroid mm,

Gpe kernel is working flawlessly on mm sense 7.
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
It is indeed, I re-based me kernel on GPE source and it works fine on MM sense 7. I just wanted someone to test it on a GPE device as I can't be bothered to try it my self lol.
[One (M8) Android Development] smeejaytee:
Lol fair enough can't wait for LeeDroid mm I miss the thread a lot
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
It's been too quite for too long .
[One (M8) Android Development] smeejaytee:
Very true mate

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Looks like it will come back to life Saturday or Sunday anyway lol.
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
Version 2.00 is in the OP. Based on GPE source, so it will work on Sense 7 MM or GPE MM.

I will update to Sense source when available on HTC DEV.
[One (M8) Android Development] con_sau_may_tinh:
best setting for battery stand by time?

i using cloudyX kernel, under volt, under clock, but battery decrease ~10% everynight
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
I choose not to under/over clock/volt. I keep my kernel close to stock with modifications I like. I find the battery good for me, but to be honest battery usage is always going to be one of those things that everyone goes on about. It is hard to say what works for everyone, just use your phone how you want but I always find leaving the kernel close to stock works best for me. Plus uninstall Facebook and just use your browser, that app is terrible. A days usage is about 16 - 17 hours off charge, listening to music most of the day and messaging and browsing and I usually have 20 - 30% left by the time I go bed and put it back on charge. This isn't a battery thread talk and if you want to talk about that maybe you should go here and kernel discussions here.
[One (M8) Android Development] mykenyc:
I agree with clumsy for the most part, however, i under clock my kernel using another kernel (down to 1.7 Ghz) before trying this and in my opinion it has zero effects on performance, i don't play games on my phone though.
[One (M8) Android Development] Rainman26:
Just to ask and report . Is the setting of the clumsy sticks at 2.0ghz? I've tried to set it to default 2457ghz but after reboot it goes back to 2.0ghz.
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
I keep everything regarding clock speed and governors to be stock. So the default speed is a maximum of 2265 MHz not 2457 GHz. All clock speeds are will be set to default of the kernel unless told to stay at different speed through scripts on boot.

So to sum up, the kernel is set with Ondemand governor and a maximum clock of 2265 MHz clock.
[One (M8) Android Development] salmankhere:
i think its great kernel having no issue so far, i hope battery life would be increased in next update ;)
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
I am hoping that too, I am waiting for official source from HTC and that would help on Sense ROMs.
[One (M8) Android Development] epsix:
Just tried your kernel last night, after a full day of heavy uses I still have 40% left. Normally my battery is dead after a full days if usage.

Thank you, very good battery life with your kernel.
[One (M8) Android Development] Kyuubi10:
Hey Dev,

I was wondering...do you have any plans on adding KSM to your Kernel. It's one of the features I miss the most from when I used to have Lollipop.

Also, not exactly a request, but you should look into Wheatley Governor, and Zen Scheduler. If you like them, then you can add them to your kernel, but it's not a necessity :)
[One (M8) Android Development] smeejaytee:
I'm not sure about zen but wheatley isn't very good for m8 I tried it on an older kernel

I do like ksm though I think it's better than zram.

For battery saving you can use interactive and tweak it so to save battery.
[One (M8) Android Development] Kyuubi10:
Uhm....Interesting.

I had a really good experience using Wheatley. Reduced most lags and improved battery life for me.

But it was a negligible amount. I'm tweaking interactive right now XD :)

And I think that KSM and ZRAM work well together, they are not mutually exclusive.

Have a research about Zen :)
[One (M8) Android Development] sym_m:
thanks man work good on jw a9 rom
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
I'll bear it in mind. I am quite happy with my kernel at the moment, I am waiting for HTC source to be released so I can get and official HTC One M8 Sense 7 MM kernel out. So I may look to add things then.

Cheers
[One (M8) Android Development] smeejaytee:
Did you ever add high performance audio stereo AB from lyapota mate of not that's my only request.
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
What's this, got any information on i the? I added Faux Sound and removed it as I didn't like it.
[One (M8) Android Development] smeejaytee:
Hmm I have a feeling you may already be using it.
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
Happy days, must be in config there isn't any code that needs to be committed then.
[One (M8) Android Development] smeejaytee:
I think that it's the driver that makes hk work for custom kernels, lyapota has it in his kernel and so does ex, and since your kernel works with hk I'm guessing you must be using it too lol.
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
I am indeed, it was one of the first things I enabled on my kernel.
[One (M8) Android Development] smeejaytee:
This is where I get confused though as lonlyx states hk HD audio, high definition audio 192khz and high performance audio a-b so I'm not entirely sure, but I do know the sound quality is great, but your kernel is pretty much stock so there's no messing around with hotplugs and settings just flash and go which I've come to realise is a good option on m8 as HTC seem to have done a good job on mm and things are smooth enough without having to over tweak.
[One (M8) Android Development] Bobbi lim:
[MENTION=3989587]~clumsy~[/MENTION] just to check (I've read the past few pages) and you mention that HTC has not released kernel sources for MM right?

So right now to use custom kernel for MM, we cam just flash the GPE MM kernel?

As in the case of your kernel, is your kernel's stock settings same as the stock kernel settings from HTC?
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
The latest version is V2.00 this kernel is based off GPE source and it can be installed in Sense and GPE devices.

I will build a new kernel for Sense device when the source is released. It looks like it might be soon as they just released Spanish source.

The kernel is basically stock with some additions that can modified with my app. The only things that has been changed from stock is image compression, default TCP congestion algorithm everything else is stock and extras are enabled using my app or more advanced modifications can done by modifying sys files or more advanced kernel tweak app.
[One (M8) Android Development] Bobbi lim:
Thanks for clarifying my doubts as I was wondering how come we have a lonelyx & elementalx MM kernel and yet all I see from everyone else is a GPE MM kernel. I'm currently trying out a MM ROM right now (been away for 9mths and lose touch with M8 development) and when I flashed a kernel, it seems to have different settings from what I remember of L and KK.

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@~clumsy~ kernel source has been released, look here: http://www.htcdev.com/devcenter/downloads
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
Just flash away. I've running GPE on my phone for since MM was released.

I saw that source but it's for .600 devices I usually wait for .401 source. Although they are more than likely the same source but I've waited this long I will wait longer for .401 source.
[One (M8) Android Development] Bobbi lim:
I'm sorry but I won't touch GPE for a long time to come. I know it's the prefect blend of AOSP + Sense due to us having a buggy CM as GPE offers you the greatness of AOSP with the Sense experience (camera, music etc...) but coming from a OnePlus One, I've slowly get bored of AOSP and yearned for a OEM skin especially Sense UI itself.
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
I'm talking about the kernel. GPE kernel can be flashed in Sense Roms. I run LeeDrOiD's ROM with my V2.00 kernel.
[One (M8) Android Development] Bobbi lim:
Sorry I misunderstood. I thought you mean you're using a GPE ROM and recommending me to swap over. My bad! :p
[One (M8) Android Development] The Great Dane:
Just booted up after installing New kernel v.2.10 and so far everything seems cool. Will report back If I find something.

Keep up the good work [MENTION=333826]clumsy[/MENTION].
[One (M8) Android Development] redoregon:
Ditto, same here. Anecdotally, s2s works both ways now (LeeDrOiD).
[One (M8) Android Development] natgear2510:
[MENTION=3989587]~clumsy~[/MENTION] is your kernel compatible with Verizon phones?

The Answer: YES as of v2.11
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
Should be. Obviously I can't test, I only have GSM device but my kernel has a unified dt.img which is for the following devices M8, M8WL, M8WHL, M8DUG, M8TL and I believe version is is M8WL.

Report back if you flash it.
[One (M8) Android Development] natgear2510:
I couldn't resist the urge to tear up my phone just for fun!!! Lol!!! Good news I am back. Bad news is your kernel is NOT compatible with Verizon variant! [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
What are you running?
[One (M8) Android Development] natgear2510:
I flashed Hypernova to recover. I have the kernel that was included in the Verizon RUU if you would like to take a look at it. I am running LeeDrOiD ROM.
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
Feel free to send it my way I can unpack it and look.

My kernel only replaces the zImage (the kernel), dt.img and keeps everything as is.

There was a problem with dt.Img I corrected it
[One (M8) Android Development] natgear2510:
Happy to say version 2.11 is running GREAT on (VZW)Verizon!!! I installed it from stock kernel & selected the top option to use stock dt.img & it booted right up. [MENTION=3989587]~clumsy~[/MENTION] thank you very much for your hard work!!!!
[One (M8) Android Development] Bobbi lim:
Thanks [MENTION=3989587]~clumsy~[/MENTION] for the unified dtb.img! Now I can flash Verizon ROM on my GSM M8 :P
[One (M8) Android Development] edu_stoicescu:
Can i install this on HTC One M8 rooted with stock rom android 6.0 ?
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
The install has changed since I gave you the test one. It turns out I forgot to commit all dtb files to my source code, so I didn't have a unified dt.img.
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
There shouldn't be a problem, you may need to re-root after installing the kernel as it might not boot. Let me know.
[One (M8) Android Development] edu_stoicescu:
I will loose my data, like in "factory reset" ? And about re-root, i just have to install super su via recovery ? I haven't used root tools and things like that from about 4-5 years, sorry for stupid question. And btw, great work !
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
It will not factory reset your device. Try booting first. If it hangs on boot it will be down to root and you will need re-root by flasing the su.zip.

Make TWRP back up before hand. Let me know the outcome.
[One (M8) Android Development] natgear2510:
I just reflashed stock VZW kernel then flashed v2.11, did not have to select any options & boots just fine on Verizon!!! I am running LeeDrOid ROM. Thank [MENTION=3989587]~clumsy~[/MENTION]
[One (M8) Android Development] edu_stoicescu:
Last questions before installing: what version should i use and i need to be s-off to flash this ? thanks

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And if i got bootloop, what can i do ?

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So i installed your kernel, root still there but i dont see any of the tweaks listed in app to work ... Swiping on nav bar, fast charge, colors ... doesnt work and now Ad blocker plus doesnt work.
[One (M8) Android Development] smeejaytee:
You need the tweaks app to change kernel settings and you need to flash permissive zip for ad blocker I believe mate.
[One (M8) Android Development] edu_stoicescu:
i have reflashed super su and now i cannot use your app for kernel and root doesnt work ... what can i do ?ALL MY APP CRASHES ONE BY ONE ... ffs

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tweak app was installed after the flash of the kernel, by itself

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After flash of the kernel, super su doesnt work. I have flashed again super su, and now my phone works very lazy and i get freezes. I checked if root works with root checker and root doesnt work. What can i do ?
[One (M8) Android Development] smeejaytee:
Try dirty flashing the rom then kernel mate.
[One (M8) Android Development] edu_stoicescu:
I got lot of crashes, then all my apps who needs root checked for root. Phone is fine now, i think.
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
Yep, that's because I fixed the dt.img lol
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
Basically everything you have described is a problem with superuser. What superuser zip are you using? Are you using systemless root?

Basically I would install my kernel again and install this http://download.chainfire.eu/924/SuperSU/BETA-SuperSU-v2.68-20160228150503.zip.

If you get more problems I would recommend a custom ROM and move away from stock. Although in the past I have installed my kernel on stock with superuser with no problems.
[One (M8) Android Development] Andr3w151:
has anyone tried this Kernel with the "Jazz" Rom ? Just wanted to get an opinion thanks in advance.
[One (M8) Android Development] Bobbi lim:
Just to gather some feedback, those that have tried the latest V2.11 over stock kernel on LeeDroid's ROM. Do you see a significant battery life or performance increase compared to stock kernel?
[One (M8) Android Development] JakeOcn:
Does the kernel support F2FS? I'm running a GPE. I searched and it seems it does not, I just wanted to confirm
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
Yeah, you are right. It doesn't have F2FS. I can look to add it but I have no way of testing it.
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
Battery is such personal thing. No one is going to get the same battery discharge. It depends on how you use your phone.

This kernel is built off HTC Stock source, the modifications are listed in the OP, there is no overclocking or substantial performance increases to the kernel. It's stock with tweaks, so my bet is the battery discharge will be the same as stock.
[One (M8) Android Development] Bobbi lim:
I know battery is really a personal thing but since you said its stock with tweaks than guess battery and performance will simply be on par with stock kernel :good:
[One (M8) Android Development] JakeOcn:
If you have the time, I'm willing to test. Just let me know. I have the Verizon variant, if that matters.
[One (M8) Android Development] SaskFellow:
It's a nice little kernel, but it doesn't support ExFAT, so it couldn't read my SD card.

Interesting little kernel control app too. I will definitely give it another spin once it supports my SD card.

Keep up the good work. I also heard that HTC has finally released the source for Sense 7 MM, I wonder if a native Sense based kernel will be better than the current GPE ported ones.
[One (M8) Android Development] smeejaytee:
This is based off the sense source mate, not gpe.
[One (M8) Android Development] SaskFellow:
Oh okay, I was just going off how most of the other Sense 7 MM kernels all seem to be GPE kernels ported and patched to play nice with Sense. The kernel I'm currently using is actually a GPE kernel, just with the Wi-Fi drivers removed so it will work with Sense.

Thanks for correcting me, it's good to know.

Besides the exfat support issue, it did force me to flash SuperSU as the kernel removed root. First time I had that happen. LoL

Edit: Post #69!
[One (M8) Android Development] smeejaytee:
That's been reported a page back I'm not sure if it's been fixed yet but it's not a massive deal breaker lol , it's easy enough to flash supersu after.
[One (M8) Android Development] SaskFellow:
Oh, it wasn't, just download, reboot into recovery, and use TWRP to flash. Scared me on the reboot though, as it said it was doing a factory restore, then rebooted... into TWRP... lol

I'd say the getting exFAT support is far more important, it's why I couldn't stay on the Clumsy. I use my SD card, it's very important to me that it has to be removable, and usable in other devices. :)
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
Superuser changed for MM and is a systemless root when a new boot is installed it can affect root. I haven't had problem with this but only on stock ROMs. I will add SU to the installer to solve this problem from now on.

Regarding exFat I tested this a while a back and it worked for me. So I will look into it again.
[One (M8) Android Development] deen0704:
Sport f2fs ??????
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
Is it listed in the OP?... Nope.

Got it on a test build, its untested at the moment with my kernel, not sure if I will add it or not I don't see the befits.

FYI: Manners go along way. I suggest that you should work in them.
[One (M8) Android Development] deen0704:
Thanks clumsy [emoji12]
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
So I spent my weekend writing thousands lines of code but I finally got a beta version of my new app to assist the clumsy kernel. If anyone would like to test it please download it here . If you observe any problems or have feedback please post in this thread.

There are some things to note:

The app is a different package name, so it will not replace the old app.

If you use the "apply on boot" setting in the new app you will need to toggle off the "Apply on boot" in the old app.

If you using the "apply on boot" in the new app and uninstalled the old app without toggling "apply on boot" in the old app you will need to delete the init.d script. This can be done by going to /etc/init.d/ and deleting the file called "clumsytweaks".

Note the new "apply on boot" will take affect about 30 seconds or so when the phone has booted. You will get a toast notification saying so.

Also remember this is a working app. More functionality will be added so NO requests please, i have enough on my plate.
[One (M8) Android Development] The Great Dane:
Looks awesome , like the new layout. All the hours you have put in has payed more than well of. Job well done [MENTION=333826]clumsy[/MENTION][emoji6]
[One (M8) Android Development] beartiger:
Liking the new app [MENTION=3989587]~clumsy~[/MENTION], good stuff indeed.

Not a request of the app but of the kernel capabilities, if I used another kernel tweaks app that has a toggle for pocket mode, would this actually enable using your kernel? not sure if it is a setting or a module you see.....thanks in advance
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
It will do. I will be adding more to the app just need to do it.
[One (M8) Android Development] beartiger:
Excellent news man, keep up the great work at your own pace mate!
[One (M8) Android Development] leonzon:
probably dumba$$ question

hi

So i use team-m8 kernel for cm13 which i find very good but i am interested in using other to see how bluetooth and battery life vary. clumsy has a kernel which is GPE ready, does that mean that it will work well for cm13, any help or reading on the subject would be great.

thanks
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
The GPE kernel is for GPE based ROMs. CM is totally different, I haven't tested it but I'm pretty sure it will not boot. So it isn't compatible with CM or CM based ROMs. Thanks
[One (M8) Android Development] leather.face:
Hi [MENTION=3989587]~clumsy~[/MENTION], I will now again have more time for the XDA and I wanted to tell you that I appreciate your work. You develop not just the kernel, but also a whole new app for the Community, that`s great :good:. I wish you good luck for all and have a good Wednesday!

Regards

leather.face ...
[One (M8) Android Development] ~clumsy~:
Thanks. I did think I haven't seen you around since MM has dropped.