yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Moto G Android Development] DoctorStrange96:
Should be compatible, yes. I've got the kexec-hardboot patch merged and enabled
[Moto G Android Development] :
Works just fine.
[Moto G Android Development] taadow1030:
Agreed. Great job kingkaminari!
[Moto G Android Development] DoctorStrange96:
Guys i have some bad news... Unfortunately i'm migrating to a custom rom (NX 9.8.1), because the stock rom has been giving me a hard time lately (problems with ram management - apps consuming too much memory, frequent launcher redraws, etc.). So this kernel won't be updated very often. I'm sorry for that.
[Moto G Android Development] :
I'm sorry to hear that. I haven't had any issues like that lately, since I figured out some good settings for lmk/min-free and a few other things. I've got mine running great. My ROM is a bit different though being XT1031. If you want, I can post an init.d script with my settings you can try. Maybe you'll have better luck. I forgot to mention. The part of the anykernel.sh in your zips isn't actually removing power hal. The last couple of builds I did it manually. Could that have something to do with your troubles?
[Moto G Android Development] Mchasard:
I'm using your kernel with retail xt1032 5.1 optimised ...pity to hear that you can't work like before for this project

See you soon
[Moto G Android Development] DoctorStrange96:
I'd like that init.d script, yes. And i'm gonna work on a new version right now, which will have that problem fixed
[Moto G Android Development] DoctorStrange96:
I decided to give the stock rom one more chance. And with that being said, enter Kaminari Kernel v1.00 alpha 4.

Download

Changes:

- Built from scratch

- Bumped to 3.4.109

- Removed pegasusq and zzmoove (will be re-added later)

- Added a few devfreq tweaks

- Removed simple gpu algorithm and replaced it with adreno idler
[Moto G Android Development] keepercito:
i'm using alpha3 right now, if i want to install this last version, need i to do wipe or only install the zip???
[Moto G Android Development] abeloman:
Just install, I did and everything is working fine till now
[Moto G Android Development] rokban:
Well pegasusq was going great for me..
[Moto G Android Development] DoctorStrange96:
Dont worry. Next build will have it again.
[Moto G Android Development] rokban:
Anyway am sticking to alpha3 as of now..
[Moto G Android Development] ludry:
Then you will continue in Stock companion? we will continue to kernel development? :)
[Moto G Android Development] DoctorStrange96:
I hope so :p if the stock rom doesnt give me more trouble
[Moto G Android Development] DoctorStrange96:
Yo, fifth alpha is up! Not many changes this time.

Download

Changes:

- Re-added PegasusQ and ZZMoove

- Changed default CPU governor to Yankactive

- Disabled device check on installation (Should fix the kernel not installing on GPE - and possibly IDCrisis too)
[Moto G Android Development] :
[MENTION=5736790]kingkaminari[/MENTION], sorry for the delay, I had a rough last few days. Here's two scripts, for init.d. I hope they work for you. Just remove the file extension, put one in init.d and set perms to 0755. I also changed these two build.prop lines: dalvik.vm.heapgrowthlimit=96m changed to 192m, dalvik.vm.heapsize=256m changed to 320m. It seemed to help with performance.

I noticed with interactive, it would default to the powerhal settings in the init.qcom.postboot.sh in /etc, even with powerhal disabled. It would run between 787200 and 998400 mhz.

Edit:View attachment 01kk_interactive.zip

View attachment 01kk_yankactive.zip

I put them in zips to download easier.
[Moto G Android Development] DoctorStrange96:
No problems about the delay. And thanks a lot! I'm gonna try them here. You gave me an idea actually: i'm thinking of replacing init.kaminari.sh with that script of yours - so the kernel will come fine-tuned out of the box
[Moto G Android Development] :
You could just activate init.d in the zips and have it installed there. This way settings can be changed easily by users if desired. I was planning on making one with settings for numerous governors all in one, so you can change the governor with a kernel manager, and it will default to the settings in the script without having to change the script.

I almost forgot to mention I noticed that with intellithermal v2, the core control is staying active unless you turn it off with a kernel manager app. I've been trying to find the path to make a line in the script to turn it off but can't seem to locate it. Any idea where to find it? I know having two thermal controllers active can interfere with each other just as two active hotplugs can.
[Moto G Android Development] doomwithdon:
I flashed Va5 through TWRP, but the kernel version in about phone still shows a1.. Basically after you stopped publishing the non anykernel versions, I have not been able to flash any of your kernels..so stuck on Va1, although that is good enough..any solution?
[Moto G Android Development] :
I've been able to flash the kernels no problem after having one of the earlier versions installed. I'm not sure why anyone else would have a problem. It seems to only not flash over the stock kernel.
[Moto G Android Development] DoctorStrange96:
I'll upload a non-ak zip later
[Moto G Android Development] DoctorStrange96:
Unfortunately i don't know that either. Dunno how to turn off core control via command line
[Moto G Android Development] jonas210678:
I have used every of your versions and can proudly say that the current version is giving the best battery backup with best performance. And double tap to wake is working flawless.

But can you do a version without fauxsound, because I use v4a and it gives some audio problems
[Moto G Android Development] :
I have had no trouble with Viper, I use it all the time. Are you switching Nuplayer to AwesomePlayer in developer options? Viper's driver won't I stall properly with NuPlayer.
[Moto G Android Development] jonas210678:
Yes, NuPlayer is off. I use super high quality driver and an other soundmod for changing samplerrate to 48000. When I'm hearing musik on my hifiheadphones I hear sough at high audio level. And that is only with fauxsound, at the v1.00a3 is without faux and it is working without sough.
[Moto G Android Development] himu_joy:
I've flashed it on my xt1033. as a general user I found this kernel awesome!!! just awesome!!! I just wanted dt2s function, but it gave me more battery backup and also better performance along dt2s. thanks.
[Moto G Android Development] abhishek943:
Hello everyone,

can anybody share the recommended settings for kernel aduitor for kaminari kernel or the setting which seem to be working great.
[Moto G Android Development] objr:
I left everything as default and just enabled dt2w!

Working flawlessly [emoji6]

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[Moto G Android Development] pradeeppk:
Can anybody confirm working multirom with alpha5 build. Multi rom is not working for me.
[Moto G Android Development] :
Works fine for me.
[Moto G Android Development] abhishek943:
Any one facing mobile radio active issue in Asia 5.1 optimized room.

Tried xposed module: Mobileactiveradiofix. It is limiting the issue but not completely

Worth a try. Anyone else also facing this issue??
[Moto G Android Development] DoctorStrange96:
That hasn't anything to do with the kernel.
[Moto G Android Development] DoctorStrange96:
Anyone feeling courageous right now? If yes, then I suggest you guys go install the 6th alpha!

Download coming soon.

Changes:

- Built with -O3 flag

- Re-added Powersuspend

- Added CPU overclocking (up to 1.6GHz - but it doesn't stick for some reason)

- Added Mako Hotplug (thanks to [MENTION=4723408]hurtsky[/MENTION], I got that commit from him)

- Disabled MPDecision due to the change above
[Moto G Android Development] objr:
I was just waiting for this [emoji6]

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[Moto G Android Development] DoctorStrange96:
Aaand... here it is! 6th alpha is up.

Download

New changes (apart from those mentioned in the previous post):

- MPDecision will remain enabled since i don't know how to make the kernel choose another hotplug at boot time

- Added Alucard hotplugging driver
[Moto G Android Development] abhishek943:
Oops, posted in wrong thread!! my bad
[Moto G Android Development] DoctorStrange96:
No worries mate, that happens :p
[Moto G Android Development] DoctorStrange96:
Guys, i've experienced some weird battery drain with Alucard. Please confirm that for me
[Moto G Android Development] jonas210678:
No battery drain here. 1,5 hours sot and I have 90% battery left.

Maybe it is the governer
[Moto G Android Development] Akshay7273:
I got updater binary script error while flashing alpha 6 . i am currently using alpha 5 and twrp latest version. Finally my desired features are up but unfirtunately kernel doesnt flashes.please check
[Moto G Android Development] DoctorStrange96:
It installed fine for me...
[Moto G Android Development] Ignaciodnb:
same for me :( i'm with alpha5 too

maybe is a recovery bug? which recovery is recommended?
[Moto G Android Development] pico hackr:
can you please mention the best kernel tweaking app for your kernel , i can buy the app from google play if its an paid app
[Moto G Android Development] objr:
Can't flash either! Also wiped cache and dalvik but nothing. Latest TWRP!

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[Moto G Android Development] DoctorStrange96:
Thanks for reporting. I'll try to figure out why its doing that
[Moto G Android Development] lcosta2:
[MENTION=5736790]kingkaminari[/MENTION] don't install, error in flash :(
[Moto G Android Development] DoctorStrange96:
I'm aware of the issue. Please wait a bit longer
[Moto G Android Development] lcosta2:
[MENTION=5736790]kingkaminari[/MENTION]

I could install a previous kernel version , AFTER What I tried to install a new kernel update , bug , and I can not install any Another version now.
[Moto G Android Development] DoctorStrange96:
Guys, about the kernel not installing... I am aware of the issue and trying to figure out why it doesn't wanna install. Please hold on.
[Moto G Android Development] DoctorStrange96:
Okay. Try this out. Or this. I suggest you try the first link first.
[Moto G Android Development] abhishek943:
The first link is working on my moto G XT1033 with optimized 5.1. Didn't tried the second link though.

Thanks [MENTION=5736790]kingkaminari[/MENTION]!!

But, the max frequency is automatically set to 1593 MHz and the setting is not sticking to lower frequency (used defined value).
[Moto G Android Development] objr:
Flashed successfully! First link!

Didn't tryied the second link thou!

All 4 core are constantly active! Maybe that's why you had battery drain issues first.

But, the max frequency is automatically set to 1593 MHz and the setting is not sticking to lower frequency (used defined value).

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[Moto G Android Development] :
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[Xperia Z5 Premium Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aedra:
Been doing research for the past few weeks and ever since hearing about the Sony Xperia line, my heart's been racing. The more and more I learn about it, the more I think this may be the one for me.

I'm very interested in the Dual SIM variant of the Z5 Premium, and I may be nitpicking here, but when I try to find info about the release date for it (particularly the E6883 model), every site just mentions the date for the Single SIM model (E6853). Judging from previous dual SIM Xperias like the Z3+ and the Z3, it seems single and dual SIMs are released on the same day, but can anyone confirm that for me?

Also, does anyone happen to know where I can pre-order one, with shipping to the US? I checked Clove, but I could only find pre-orders for the single SIM model. Thank you!
[Xperia Z5 Premium Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zolo111:
I'm in the same boat. Waiting for them to release it & see how much it would cost. Hopefully they won't release it in 16GB though!
[Xperia Z5 Premium Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Aedra:
Yeah, on one hand it'd be great if US carriers would carry it because that might make it more likely to see in Best Buy or Amazon, but on the other hand, I still want it to be Carrier-Free. I'm keeping my eye on Clove and keeping my fingers crossed though. Like I said in the first post, previous Dual SIMs were released on the same day, so I'm hopeful!
[Xperia Z5 Premium Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theskig:
I'm waiting too. Hope the price will be the same as the single sim (like Z5 in HK)
[Greenify] zxyzgt:
can I receive GCM push if google play service is greenified? Or how about google service framework is greenified?

thx.
[Greenify] MihaiSG:
They won't stay greenified and it will cause more issues/battery drain/wakelocks.
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djlilyazi:
Hello,

i have a note 5 Canadian version SM-N920w8 . i can't find the stock rom for it !!!! can anyone help me ...my phone is a brick right now :(:confused:
[Galaxy Note5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CodeNameRedNeck:
If your phone is really bricked stock firmware is not going to fix it. If it is not bricked Samsung Smart Switch can fix it. Mine failed the first time I used it but worked the second time. If you don't know what it is or how to use it just Google it.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Saber:
Hi guys,

I've been trying to connect my s2 to my 5ghz wifi network but it doesn't seem to connect. I've read some reports that it works on gingerbread, but after ICS, the s2 has problems. I have a feeling now it is a hardware problem but I can't jump to conclusions.

What I've tried so far:

- NeatROM 4.1.2 + Apolo 4.15b

- NeatROM 4.1.2 + Philz stock kernel

- Slimsaber 4.4.4 + DorimanX kernel 10.45 v27

- Slimsaber 4.4.4 + Apolo 7.3

- Slimsaber 4.4.4 + Gustavo kernel

- Allow scanning on AUTO and 5ghz networks

- Change WiFi region code (Tried Australia, United States, Europe and Japan)

What I haven't tried?

- Stock 4.1.2 ROM and stock kernel

- Any AOSP ROM with inbuilt kernel

- Stock Roms before android 4.0.4

Now here are my possible conclusions:

- Dorimanx said that a WiFi driver update since Dorimanx kernel v7 removed 5ghz capability. This was when s4 WiFi drivers were ported, which means all other kernels have the same driver.

- Dead hardware? Unlikely since I take care of my phone and still running strong in 2015.

- Router? Well I bought the new router for a reason and I don't think that it has problems since other devices can connect. WiFi channel is 36 which is non-DFS. Encryption on WPA2-PSK which I'm pretty sure the s2 is more than capable to support it.

Now I found something interesting when using neatrom 4.1.2. Instead of immediately disconnecting, it gives the error message "authentication error" meaning that some went wrong during the connection. However, on 4.4.4 Roms, the phone won't even bother connecting not even giving any error messages.

Let's solve this problem once and for all for all s2 devices since only a handful of people have 5ghz connections whereas a majority don't.

What do you guys experience?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LukasLT92:
5ghz s2

For me works fine. Neatrom 4.1.2 + aplolo 4.15b

EDIT: Neatrom 4.1.2 + DorimanX 8.45 v001 TRIM works too.
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] motomayor:
Hi xda-developers,

I just received my new Moto G 2015 in the mail. I did some research and figured I want to replace my Android 5.1.1 with Cyanogenmod. I turn 67 in a month and always thought myself to be rather sharp, but I am entirely new to the world of smart phones and the guides I have found are very confusing, telling me to unlock my bootloading, root, TWRP, backup, etc. I noticed Cyanogenmod also does not officially support this Moto G 2015. Should I wait for when it does? If not, could one of you terrific developers outline for me what I have to do to install unofficial Cyanogenmod on my phone? Thank you kindly.
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] christopherrrg:
Hi, here is an unofficial port of cyanogenmod.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=62245522

Your bootloader must be unlocked in order to flash custom recovery, then you use custom recovery to flash ROM and gapps package.

I'll update this post momentarily with guides for each.

Rooting isn't a must as most custom ROMs will tell you if it isn't rooted same with TWRP and TWRP which is a custom recovery will install root if it isn't detected.

Follow this link to a post with guides.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=62558487

Cheers and if you need more help just ask. :)
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] motomayor:
Thank you for the help christopherrrg! Sorry to be a bother but I have more questions:

* My son tells me Motorola will normally send updates to me automatically over the air. Does Cyanogenmod do the same thing?

* I already downloaded some applications on my phone like Shazam and AccuWeather. When I install Cyanogenmod, will they still be there? How about when I install updates?

Thank you very much for explaining.
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nelsonw:
Hi! The answer is no to both questions. To avoid conflicts is better to full wipe your phone. Full wipe means the cleaning of /system and /data partitions. But your images and files you have won't be affected. Only the apps installed.

You need to download the updates from the post or from cyanogenmod site when officially supported. Installing updates won't affect apps and data.
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] christopherrrg:
Well your son is correct, however I believe he means while you leave device remaining on stock software ie. What it was shipped with. Yes cyanogenmod does do the same thing on OFFICAL maintained devices, because the moto g3 is fairly new the dev scene for this device is slowly speeding up and only maintained UNOFFICIALLY at the moment. (We could have an official port in the future.)

So unfortunately unless the dev states in the ROM description that it supports OTA (it can be implemented by developer) I'm afraid you will have to manually flash any updates. Which is easy and doesn't affect apps.

Now if you're changing from stock ROM I would backup your contacts as you will lose everything when installing a custom ROM. (You will only lose such as unlocking bootloader wipes the whole device.) As for any apps, if you have home WiFi just reinstall from play store instead of trying to back them up. You will have less problems that way as everyone insists on backing up. (I'm apologizing to you guys with the slow ISP though lol)

So anything afterwards should be okay!

Edit - you may not want to venture too far from stock if you're ever worried about warranty purposes.

---------- Post added at 06:09 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:05 AM ----------

He said he was fairly new to the scene so I didn't want to confuse him with any partition info just yet. ;)

But yes, full wipe is recommended for new ROMs or first custom.

Any updates can be dirty flashed. Dirty flash meaning without worry of losing data.
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] motomayor:
I think I am beginning to understand, but I have but more questions my friend. Since Cyanogen is not officially supported yet, do you recommend that I first unlock my bootloading and TWRP then wait for the official version?

Or if I install the unofficial version, will I have to fully wipe before installing an official version? And if I fully wipe, does that mean I have to install again my applications? Thank you very much Christopher and Nelson.
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] christopherrrg:
That would be entirely personal preference, I'm currently running TipsyOS found in the android development section for our device and I'm quite satisfied. :) Normally a full wipe would be recommended after switching to official. Also yes, anytime you change ROM you will need to reinstall apps. However when you update the same ROM to say a later dated revision then you don't need to wipe you just install over it and your apps automatically optimize. TWRP isn't official either but a dev did a great job porting it over for us, you can also find that lurking within one of the moto g XDA forums.

The only downside I have noticed so far is moto display isn't implemented in many custom ROMs besides 'Rapture' but sadly the dev doesn't own the device anymore.

& no problem! Ask away, we all share! :D:thumbup:
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tel864:
One more thing I'd like to mention, Motorola doesn't send the updates out to you your carrier does. Motorola provides the updates to you carrier and it's up to them to send out the update. You may find some carriers send out updates quickly and some slowly or possibly not at all. The carrier needs to be able to support an update before they send it out.

I'm not sure why you're in a hurry to jump from the stock rom. I'm finding stock very stable with excellent battery life. I would think you would want to root, then debloat stock before jumping to CM.
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] motomayor:
The reason is my son tells me Cyanogenmod is much more able to being customized. How do I debloat stock? Also unrelated, but is there any way to backup my applications if I ever fully wipe my phone? Thank you all!
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] christopherrrg:
Yup your son is correct. Yes, when you're rooted there are several apps that can backup your apps and data.

Personally myself I paid for 'Root Explorer' and use that to manually remove apps from /system/app because I love doing everything....... manually lol

You can find several free file explorers on the play store as well.
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] motomayor:
Hi Christopher. I successfully unlocked my bootloader =^) now my plan is to stick with stock ROM for now. In the future, if I install TWRP will I have to wipe my device again? Thank you!
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] christopherrrg:
Congratulations! Nope! Just make sure to use fastboot commands to send over the new recovery, and you should be all set. TWRP will root you automatically too. :)
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shadie21:
If you do decide to install twrp, it is highly recommended that you make a backup before moving any further, as it can restore your device to it's previous state, in case anything goes wrong or you fowl up some place down the road in your journey
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] motomayor:
Hi shadie, correct me if I am wrong, but how do I back up my phone? I thought I need to be rooted to make a back up and since TWRP is how to root the phone, how do I backup before installing TWRP? Thank you kindly.
[Moto G 2015 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shadie21:
You use twrp to make the backup, and since your device is a Moto G3 (2015) you can download a copy of your stock firmware here on the site (so actually you will have two backups, a full device backup, and a backup on the device it self).

You can contact me on hangouts if you would like and i can walk you through the steps personally or one of my few buddy's in my group chat can assist you. Just drop me a line in a private message with your gmail and i can add you to the group. That's if you don't mind conversating with people of all age's, but we can assist you with around the clock help with your device, as we mainly deal with Moto devices (Moto E, Moto G, and Moto X) i am a member of the Motorola Feedback/Testdrive Community as well.

This also stands with anyone reading this post, If you would like to join my Hangouts group chat, you are all welcome to join, just drop me a private message with your name and gmail

If i take to long to respond just use my screen name [MENTION=5499064]gmail.com[/MENTION] to get a quicker response

I look forward to meeting you all
[RAZR HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] peladoro:
Is cellunlocker or the like a good option? Has anyone attempted to use radiocomm or another free method. Thanks for your input
[RAZR HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nijom:
used Cellunlocker once

I have used Cellunlocker once for getting unlock code my friend's Note 3