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[Nexus 6P General] HikingMoose:
I would, but I don't like ROMs with every feature possible added. I only need like 10 or so mods over stock Android and I'm happy.
[Nexus 6P General] xSilas43:
Yeah that definitely shouldn't happen, have you tried reflashing kernel?

I have lowered the increased timer rate and increased the min above high-speed load on big cluster.

Also the profile should eventually make its way into EXKM so you won't even need to download it. :D
[Nexus 6P General] BartLuke94:
Hi all,

i see that now EX app allow to load the profiles directly from the app.

For apply a profile correctly i just have to access: EXKM> CPU> Governor options> Load, then select the profile and select apply on boot?

And also, the GhostPepper in the EX app, is the v1.1 version?
[Nexus 6P General] NuLLV01D:
Hey [MENTION=5323968]xSilas43[/MENTION] a Little help here

So yesterday I had flashed Kylo R37 Uber6.0 and used your old CyanLion script and everything was just fine and Awesome. Today I noticed on Google Drive that [MENTION=5169465]DespairFactor[/MENTION] had moved all the R37 Uber x.x to trash and had uploaded new R37s. So I downloaded the newer R37 Uber 6.0 and used your CyanLionR5 script and now this happens

http://i66.tinypic.com/5yxd04.jpg

Can't figure it out whether the issue is with the new kernel or the script. Thanks in Advance!
[Nexus 6P General] km00000:
So it appears that the Kylo Kernel thread is closed. Is R33 the latest version of the Kylo kernel. And there is an Uber 5.3 and Uber 4.9 version. Also I wasn't able to find a script or governor settings for Sideous settings in the OP. Could someone point me in the correct direction?

Thread: http://xdaforums.com/nexus-6p/orig-development/kernel-kylo-kernel-r1-t3241226

Kernel Download: https://renderserver.net/browse?path=DespairFactor/angler/kernels

Nevermind, found the latest kylo kernel on Google drive. R37 6.0
[Nexus 6P General] adrman:
I believe we also need to disable touchboost and I remember reading that GP is 1.0 in EXKM.
[Nexus 6P General] BartLuke94:
Thank you :)

I read very positive opinions of the GP 1.0

Do you know if the v1.1 is worth or it's better to stay on the 1.0?
[Nexus 6P General] adrman:
Sorry, I don't. I applied 1.0 via EXKM late in the afternoon yesterday. Today I reset the battery stats after a full charge. I plan on running that way for several days to see if there's an improvement of what I was seeing with stock ElX settings.
[Nexus 6P General] lucfig:
Hi guys,

I am a little confused too. As I can see, the only one exclusive for Kylo Kernel is RedHawk, right?

Is there a summary of BioThrawn and CyanLion profiles as we have with these?

SilverFish- Designed with smoothness in mind at the slight cost of battery life when compared to MadDog or Stable settings. Intended for light usage, performs underwhelmingly when multitasking

MadDog - Using a different approach, it shares workload between the two clusters evenly. Drops CPU frequencies as quickly as possible in all circumstances. Performs quite well albeit inconsistently at times.

GhostPepper - A medley of Silverfish, MadDog and the Stable settings with a few additional but crucial tweaks aimed at giving the smoothest performance yet in all situations, even while multitasking, without sacrificing the battery life seen in MadDog.

ButterFly - A culmination of all strategies mentioned above. Specifically tuned for extreme smoothness, light and moderate users will likely see the same battery life as other published settings. Heavy users can expect about 6-7 hours SOT. More aggressive than GhostPepper

RedHawk - A mixture of GhostPepper and ButterFly, with a twist. GhostPepper settings applied to the IntelliActive governor on the LITTLE cluster for extra smoothness. ButterFly settings applied to the Big Cluster. Extremely robust operation with respectable snappiness. Battery Life seems to be on par with GhostPepper, which is very good.

Sidious - A spinoff of RedHawk utilizing Despair governor for the LITTLE cluster instead of IntelliActive. Currently in development. Aims to give users great performance without compromising battery life when compared to more aggressive settings.

Thanks and regards,
[Nexus 6P General] NuLLV01D:
[MENTION=843244]lucfig[/MENTION]

CyanLion - Made by [MENTION=5323968]xSilas43[/MENTION], this script bears in mind all the valid calculations used by [MENTION=5886947]soniCron[/MENTION] in his interactive thread for bullhead. Has fantastic battery life without compromising performance. The best part about this script is that it can be used on any device and any kernel which has the interactive governor, though for best results, You should use Kylo Kernel and Dirty Unicorns (these aren't recommended but I insist as [MENTION=5323968]xSilas43[/MENTION] uses the same setup.

BioThrawn is now a little deprecated but you can try it as well. But Sidious uses the BioThrawn setup with additional tweaks so You should use it. Also, Sidious now uses bioshock for big and despair for LITTLE.
[Nexus 6P General] km00000:
Could you tell me where the Sidious script is? Or the CPU settings for it? I don't see it in the OP
[Nexus 6P General] NuLLV01D:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24369303960689692

The dev is gonna release a newer and a lot better version soon enough though I guess
[Nexus 6P General] km00000:
Thank you for the link! I'll keep an eye out for when the newer version comes out. Just to clarify, inside that zip file, there is a script. Not a ElementalX CPU profile?
[Nexus 6P General] theportugeezer:
Is there any particular reason [MENTION=5323968]xSilas43[/MENTION] for using DU rom in combo with CyanLion? Is that rom particularly good for battery or was it just the one you were using at the time? I'm using Chroma & Kylo with CyanLion, and currently on 3hrs with 43% battery remaining (used a lot of spotify over bluetooth today), mainly on wifi!
[Nexus 6P General] lucfig:
Thanks man!

I will try Dirty Unicorns soon, currently I am using Cataclysm.

Just flashed Kylo and applied RedHawk. Will test and compare to CyanLion.

Do you guys know if we can modify the Power Save and Performance profiles of EX Kernel Manager? Would be great if we could apply the magic going on here to those profiles.
[Nexus 6P General] yahoowizard:
I'm on ElementalX. Yesterday, I installed ElementalX, and then installed the Aduitor application. I set the settings in the application, clicked "Apply on Boot," and then restarted the phone. When I opened the application, it was the old settings
[Nexus 6P General] Badger50:
I've used powersave and performance settings with EXKM on Kylo, AK, Ex and Franco. They'll work fine for the interactive governor.
[Nexus 6P General] Tzfardaya:
How quickly after reboot did you check the settings, it can take up to a minute after the ui loads to finish the boot up sequence and trigger set on boot apps... And there is an occasional glitch where the system doesn't send the boot_complete message for apps hooked into that.
[Nexus 6P General] yahoowizard:
Alright. I just go, change the settings, and then close out of the application and it should be okay, yeah? And I leave the setting to "Interactive" and not to ElementalX or anything in the Aduitor application?
[Nexus 6P General] NuLLV01D:
I just recommended DU as it's what the dev himself uses and you can benefit from it as you'll get the exact (or almost the same) experience as [MENTION=5323968]xSilas43[/MENTION] gets

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Yep, a script, not an EX profile. But he may release it.
[Nexus 6P General] hjmrox:
[MENTION=4752299]Alcolawl[/MENTION] - I'm using your Nexus 6P EXKM profile from post 900. I managed to successfully load the governor profile. But i recall that the touchboot needs to be disabled. Does this need to be done manually ? Is there anyh other setting to be done manually ? Sorry, I didn't follow the thread recently and missed out a lot
[Nexus 6P General] frap129:
Sorry for the OT, but Carbon aims to simple and minimal, so it might be right up your alley
[Nexus 6P General] phantom146:
We have the same philosophy :)

Joe you need to edit the Carbon rom's OP tbh. Before I checked the commits(about an hour ago) I was completely hesitant if the rom was worth a try because of the "feature-filled" description the OP has. If possible try to give a short list of the features so people would be attracted. Just my opinion tho.

Don't worry about the OT. I am the captain now :cool:
[Nexus 6P General] frap129:
We'll be restructuring our thread template before O is released, and possibly many aspects of the ROM as well.
[Nexus 6P General] Bobbaloo:
Welcome aboard Captain! -a line from some famous movie or another
[Nexus 6P General] mobileman88:
It's most likely your battery rather than any ROM related issues. Mine was averaging 2-3 hours SOT until I changed the battery. I am doing 5.5-6.5 SOT now.

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Exactly. I am getting at least 6 hours regularly after the service center changed my battery
[Nexus 6P General] HikingMoose:
Ok, you piqued my interest. I haven't ran it on this phone, but on the Galaxy SIII and Galaxy S4 it was packed with every feature. It ran ok, I used it often. I also used liquidsmooth pretty regular back then.

I'll give it a try if I find time. Just bought and moved into my first house, and my wife is due with or first baby in 2-3 weeks, AND I'm changing careers at the same time. No pressure right?
[Nexus 6P General] shadowstep:
Yup, I gave it a quick read a few minutes back and it looks good to me. I will, however, go through it properly sometime next week and let you know just in case I have any suggestions, but for now, it sure as hell seems you've put a lot of effort into the revamp! :)

Coming to the app, yes, [MENTION=5051294]frap129[/MENTION] already mentioned that the app should work on an OnePlus 5, but it needs profiles to work, which aren't there at the moment, so I guess I'll have to wait it out and start playing around myself... let's see!

Also, even I used to use the Battery Charge Limit app on my 6P. Pretty damn useful! Now I don't use it anymore, but I make sure that my OnePlus 5 stays within the recommended range. I did, however, ran a few complete cycles in the beginning and my SOT averaged around 9 hours. :p #JustSayin' ;)
[Nexus 6P General] phantom146:
Yeah its to be expected on OP5's hardware :silly:

I am deciding still for my next cat once this baby gives up, andddd not too many option cause I'm poor af lol
[Nexus 6P General] phantom146:
Thread updated

Thread updated!​

Changed align_windows description

Added use_migration_notif, fast_ramp_down and ignore_hispeed_on_notif

Sorry again for the double post!​
[Nexus 6P General] HikingMoose:
I see your battery stats, and raise you 2hr 20mins of usage, with 1hr 25 minutes of play music with Arise processing. Oh, did I mention that was only from 38% of my battery (80%-42% over 12 hours since unplugging). [emoji23]

So now what do you guys say that think my battery with 98% health is actually shot? Mwa ha ha ha.

Oh, if you want to share secrets, I might be willing too. You know more about the actual details of each parameter, but I'm just really good at dialing them all in to suit my needs.
[Nexus 6P General] phantom146:
I don't worry too much cause I only have 85% on my tank left ever since I got the phone, according to accubattery. Still skeptical about the app though.

EDIT: I'll have the same SOT too If I just played music on my device with Screen ON lol :P (as your usage tells)
[Nexus 6P General] Bobbaloo:
Congrats all around! And still time to flash Roms!

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+1 on that skepticism
[Nexus 6P General] HikingMoose:
Har har! I definitely don't have the screen on while driving. I also wonder about accubattery with their battery health numbers and even their discharge stats. I trust them too much I think, but they seem to vary even when usage doesn't (3 days, in the same locations, work breaks and lunch break at the same time, etc. Yet one day will 14%idle drain, and the next day 10).
[Nexus 6P General] frap129:
The real question is why tf is Gboard using so much battery?
[Nexus 6P General] phantom146:
Gboard doesnt use much if you turn off personalized suggestions, contact suggestions and learned words. But it does show up on the battery monitor as all keyboards like swype does. AOSP keyboards dont show because its priv-app.
[Nexus 6P General] HikingMoose:
Yeah, keyboards always show for me. I think I'll turn off some features like Phantom mentioned.
[Nexus 6P General] phantom146:
OP updated to clear several descriptions and rebase above_hispeed_delay and ignore_hispeed_on_notif on linux documentations:​

Updated (2) interactive descriptions: above_hispeed_delay and ignore_hispeed_on_notif

Updated 3rd post with Joe's Kernel Profile screenshot

I will be updating the 4th post with a new section also. As for GlassCannon if anyone is interested on testing the new profile please do shoot me a private message.​
[Nexus 6P General] Triscuit:
I'm pretty pumped about the Kernel Profiler app, it's looks like exactly what I've been wanting, a frequently updated list of profiles. I found it near impossible to discover new profiles.
[Nexus 6P General] Neejay:
I tried to send a PM, but the app won't let me.
[Nexus 6P General] Bobbaloo:
Initiate the conversation through the website using your browser. Then, the app will send and receive PM's to that person.
[Nexus 6P General] Neejay:
I sent you a PM, but I'll ask here for others: Does it matter which kernel I'm currently using? I'm currently using The Flash's 2.1 Beta 3. I could flash one of his stock upstreamed kernels, or dirty flash DU (my current ROM) and use its stock kernel.

I ended up just using my destktop, thanks though.
[Nexus 6P General] DEVILOPS 007:
It works on any kernel as long as it can be modified which electron, flash, Franco, kylo, hellscore, faster angler and default kernels of custom roms use and any other kernels I missed.
[Nexus 6P General] frap129:
Kernel Profiler has been released!

Kernel profiler is now available on the Play store! It's currently in pre-release. I've found a few graphical bugs on other devices, but functionality is solid!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.frap129.kernelprofiler
[Nexus 6P General] phantom146:
Sexy af.... :)

EDIT: Icon is sexy too
[Nexus 6P General] DEVILOPS 007:
As always, great work:) One bug I've noticed is that pressing about doesn't show anything. I assume that's one of the graphical glitches.

Edit: The app seems to be force closing when loading a custom governor profile.

Edit Edit: It only seems to happen when using mixplorer. If I select a profile with the default built in file manager then it works fine.
[Nexus 6P General] redduc900:
[MENTION=5051294]frap129[/MENTION] Is there a difference between loading a built-in profile in EXKM vs using Kernel profile to load a profile?
[Nexus 6P General] frap129:
Nope, they should be equivalent. One thing I'm working on is getting kernel profiler to export your current settings to a profile, but that's a ways away
[Nexus 6P General] yung40oz84:
To add a new profile, do we add an .sh script? Will it use that for a profile? Thanks
[Nexus 6P General] yung40oz84:
The download for wingoku in the OP just goes to posts, I don't see download. I managed to find, but is wingoku_battery_saving-1 the newest of them? That's what I found. Also, most profiles don't change these bottom parts in the screenshot like load based sync, threshold, input boost millisecond, etc. Should these stay stock or should I adjust? Thanks.
[Nexus 6P General] frap129:
No, it loads the same profiles as EXKM and therefore scripts won't work. It needs to be "/path/to/node value_to_set" with each on a separate line
[Nexus 6P General] bladerj:
Jealous of you who can get a battery change that easily :( here in Brazil this phone was not sold officially, I love this phone and don't see me buying a new phone anytime soon, just because none of this new phones catches my eyes.

I even think of using some travel abroad to have the battery changed. Just an idea, as it seems very difficult to do it.

Enviado de meu Nexus 6P usando Tapatalk
[Nexus 6P General] mobileman88:
It wasn't so easy to get the battery here. I went to the service center and waited 4 months without an update when the battery will arrive.

So as I was impatient, I went to more than 20 mobile repair shops before finding one which could do it for me. That cost me US$40.

As I had 2 units of the 6P, I replaced only 1 first, then the service center contacted me. The battery was replaced for $35 at the service center. The mobile repair shop could do it in 30 minutes but the service center took 4 days. Fortunately as I had 2 units, I was fine. I found that the SOT of both batteries are about the same right now. However. the one done at the mobile repair shop does not have a temperature sensor.
[Nexus 6P General] malwayne66:
I'm in Jamaica and I ordered my replacement battery from an eBay dealer last week, should be getting it tomorrow and plan on replacement it myself.

Opened up the 6p a couple times, half for interest and to apply the thermal paste mod. Initial opening is real difficult but once you get over opening it once it's pretty easy after.
[Nexus 6P General] mobileman88:
thanks. I decided to get the shop and service center to do it after reading all the stories about breaking the top camera cover and also breaking the cables inside. i guess it's ok once one has done it at least once successfully.
[Nexus 6P General] Triscuit:
Curious, did you notice a difference after you did the thermal mod?
[Nexus 6P General] malwayne66:
I did, but it was more on the phone cooling down faster than it normally would under stress. It was also able to maintain higher clock speeds for longer...but it indeed gets hot.

I'm actually curious to what type of temperature N6P users usually have under load.

Mine still get unusually hot and after I apply the new battery then I will start judging how well the mod and everything works together.
[Nexus 6P General] HikingMoose:
What do you consider load? Mine heats up fast too, but I try not to do anything too strenuous with mine, and it still does it. It's a known issue with this processor, but it's supposedly better on the 6p than other phones with this chipset! Can you imagine those other phones???

"Oh look, a text message...ouch, I just burned my hand."
[Nexus 6P General] malwayne66:
Lolol, I began wondering if it was something wrong with mine due to the bad battery (maybe it was giving the cpu wrong voltages).

But when I say load I mean watching long videos on YouTube...small gaming...even just the couple minutes after the phone boots and things start loading...during these times I get cpu temps spiking to 50~70+° C . I'm wondering if it's normal.

I'm currently on DP4 with stock kernel and the temps are idle at 45°C and that's the coolest it's stayed in months
[Nexus 6P General] Face_Plant:
What's the ambient temperature when your phone gets that warm? Those temperatures sound a bit high to me. I've found that the ambient temperature plays a HUGE role in my phone's warmth.

For example, outside where it's 95°F my phone idles at around 50°C and gets up to around 65°C when texting or making a call. Inside where it's nice and air conditioned, my phone idles around 30°C and gets up to a maximum of 40°C when texting, browsing the web, watching videos, etc.
[Nexus 6P General] malwayne66:
Well in that case mine seems normal and it's just the SD 810 doing it's thing.
[Nexus 6P General] HikingMoose:
I'm guessing he's not only seeing it overheat when he's out in the sun during 95° days. But yes, ambient temperature plays a very large role.

Mine heats up a lot when flashing ROMs and kernels and rebooting etc. So if the first attempt has issues (like trying to get something to not, but it's not - yeah, I'm talking about you f2fs), I'll actually see the phone on a gel ice pack to keep temps down.

I don't let mine overheat, but it does head up, and if you're not careful, could overheat often. I just turn everything extraneous off and put it away even it's getting warm.
[Nexus 6P General] Bobbaloo:
Comedy or Science? lol! I was walking around in a strange neighborhood on a hot day not too long ago using maps, GPS and I kept checking temp was averaging 132° F.
[Nexus 6P General] HikingMoose:
You know me....a little of both.
[Nexus 6P General] HikingMoose:
[MENTION=5051294]frap129[/MENTION], what are the voltages for both clusters when they are at 302? Are they slightly less than 384?
[Nexus 6P General] inimaitimepass:
302 = 780

384 = 855
[Nexus 6P General] frap129:
Thats for little cluster, on big, the voltages are the same but the currents are different (resulting in different energy usage)
[Nexus 6P General] guyderam:
Im giving up with my bloody 6p! Never actually got SOT beyond 6hrs. Just changed my battery and its still the same.... Is it too much to ask for a phone that can last till 10pm with average usage? I dont play games, i don't listen to music nor do i stream videos online! Some1 pls advice me if there is anything else that i can do. Im currently running RR rom with flash kernel.
[Nexus 6P General] bsg411:
Try a different rom and kernel.....or better yet....try a rom without a custom kernel. The best sot I've ever had was pure nexus rom with the built-in kernel. Right now I'm using aospextended rom with elemental x kernel and I'm getting 4.5 hrs sot. Which gets me thru the day. But I have no battery saving features on. I always keep BT and wifi on, I have 2 push emails on, YouTube, steam music and video, web surf, text and calls and I keep location accuracy on high.

Just understand most people getting above 5 hrs sot are not maxing out the usage and keeping everything on.
[Nexus 6P General] malwayne66:
Getting a SOT at 6 hours or more is actually something I don't expect from a phone with our processor but you don't do any heavy lifting so it should be better for you. While changing the battery should help especially if you were experience terrible battery life due to the degrading battery problem, you should have good battery life in total, lasting much longer than 6 hours.

I'd personally try using stock OS or wait for Android O to see what is possible or if it can get better
[Nexus 6P General] Geezerooo:
Your upset because you can't get past 6 hours screen on time? Wow, I would say 6 hours is good man.......... seriously. Depending on usage
[Nexus 6P General] malwayne66:
Although I'm sure you know, keep in mind SoT is different from the full battery use time
[Nexus 6P General] Bobbaloo:
Regardless of usage, IMHO, 6 hrs sot is ama_Zing. Unless of course, he's talking about the life of a charge
[Nexus 6P General] guyderam:
I can't even get past 3hrs now... And that to with literally minimal usage. Thats why im pissed. Somedays the phone goes from 98% from 1am to 30+% by 12md. That with no videos or games....
[Nexus 6P General] Geezerooo:
There's way too many factors that could cause that. If you just replaced your battery then it not the battery. It's probably a rogue app or very poor reception. Find out which and go from there. Remove all apps you don't need and see if it gets better. Most of the time you can tell by looking at your battery stats that are built in.
[Nexus 6P General] frap129:
I agree, SD810 is a terrible chip, even replacing the battery didn't improve my battery life significantly. I'm actually considering switching to my Nextbit Robin as my main device, but it's hard to give up the screen, speakers, and camera on the 6P
[Nexus 6P General] malwayne66:
Other than the cloud storage features and maybe price, what about the Robin made you consider it? It's never a device I'd get (after my 6p that is).
[Nexus 6P General] frap129:
Both my parents have them and have complained about both stock and custom roms, and when I saw that I could get a phone with similar specs to angler and bullhead refurbished for $90, I couldn't help it. Nothing about the phone seems special, but now that I built carbon for it, it performs significantly better than angler in normal use with similar battery life.