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[ONE Original Android Development] joefso:
[MENTION=3262342]erad1[/MENTION]

your camera is probably not working, you flashed the wrong kernel.
[ONE Original Android Development] erad1:
Derp :silly: Yeah I figured this out soon after my initial post. You know I had completely forgotten about the 'camera blob' conflict having been on stock for so long. It's too bad really, as everything else on this particular Rom/kernel combo works so stunningly well!

Realizing you have no plans on a COS version I wish I had the build skills to fork your source and use cos camera, great job on the kernel just the same.
[ONE Original Android Development] jasi275:
Is there any app for this kernel by the way this kernel is awesome.
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
Kernel Adiutor or Kernel Adiutor Mod maybe.
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
Anyone is running linux on a r9 amd graphics card from amd with the built in amdgpu kernel driver i cant get it working on my machine. Even the live cd boots straight into a black screen. If anyone knows a solution pm me.
[ONE Original Android Development] INT3NSE07:
Use the fglrx driver. I have an amd R9 270 and have no problem when using the proprietary driver. I use ubuntu 14.04 LTS. One thing I have noticed while trying to install linux from bootable pendrive is that, when the grub menu shows up, choose Try linux first and when it boots to desktop there is an icon on desktop to install it to your system. Directly trying to install from grub menu gave me a black screen too.
[ONE Original Android Development] joefso:
[MENTION=4804871]DerRomtester[/MENTION] I don't know if you take request ( do not remember what you have said on it). But could you consider adding smartmax EPS?
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
I just dont like fglrx. It feels so jittery and laggy while scrolling compared to the amdgpu kernel driver i was running last weak until i installed some updates and so i ran into that black screen. If i knew what update caused it but the system is completly freezing it does not even react on my reset button on my pc. But if that is the only sultion than i have to accept it until 16.04 gets more stable.

Hmm that means work for me to clean it up. I need to remove the boost function inside it because we have cpu input boost already. Smartmax eps is basically smartmax just tuned to be more battery friendly. Why dont you tune it how you want ?

btw.

pushed r13 (synced with sultan)
[ONE Original Android Development] madsponge26:
[MENTION=1940338]DeRomtester[/MENTION] you forgot the changelog:D

So far so good in new build.
[ONE Original Android Development] ovtovaz:
pushed r13 (synced with sultan)

Enviado desde mi OnePlus con CM13
[ONE Original Android Development] quini2k:
Installed fine on Sultan's 30/4 ROM! Thanks ;)

Quini OPO
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
Sry i am lazy :) But actually i posted one hidden in a small edit haha

Nice

BTW.

i got the amdgpu kernel driver working on my ubuntu machine with 14.04 LTS + liquorix stable kernel.

Now i can watch full hd again :)
[ONE Original Android Development] _ikhan_:
Custom kernels for ubuntu? Wut :eek:

Can you recommend some good ones?

Liquorix looks good. Is it worth?
[ONE Original Android Development] neopolitann:
Ck, pf8, Zen or liquorix, or compile your own
[ONE Original Android Development] Setting.Out:
I normally don't use caf roms but flashed a test build of liquid smooth dark rom and it's caf so i had to try out your kernel. I've ran a battery cycle and ran some tests, had a play and am not disappointed.. Battery life is on par if not better than stock sultan, performance is solid and very smooth and it's very stable. As always great work, I miss your normal cm versions, but am glad I had a chance to enjoy your work.. ;)
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
Stability is my highest pritority :) I hate it if something is ****ed up or not stable at all thats why i switched from cm nightlys to sultan. Sometimes they do weird (very experimental) things in their kernel source code.
[ONE Original Android Development] _ikhan_:
Liking liquorix. Thanks!
[ONE Original Android Development] gaspolo:
[MENTION=4804871]DerRomtester[/MENTION] i see somthing strange battery decrease, while in deepsleep , with private kernel last version seems to be a lot of drain, while in normal sultanxda kernel version 30/04 havent drain see photo

on photo U can see the first part with private kernel, the second with sultan

very strange

( setting : smartmax , undervolt -50 ,cpu 1.7ghz
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
What should i do with that information ?

Since when does it appear ? V12 V11 V13 ?

Can i see your battery stats ? Wakelocks ?

Have you tried interactive without undervolting ?
[ONE Original Android Development] josedb:
real men compile it owns kernel :mad:
[ONE Original Android Development] neopolitann:
People who have patience to compile the kernel and modules* compile their own kernel**

It's not really hard to compile you just have to know what to compile in or as module and make it properly.

Only bad thing is the time compiling.
[ONE Original Android Development] josedb:
Time to compile = less than a minute...

however This is not the right thread to discuss this
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
You have a server at home ? :) To compile my android kernel it takes about 3 - 5 minutes with my i5 (without ccache of course). Compiling the linux kernel for my ubuntu machine takes much longer.
[ONE Original Android Development] neopolitann:
If your computer compile all the modules in less than a minute I want to know lol

---------- Post added at 10:11 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:09 AM ----------

Android for me takes 15 to 22 (old i3)

For home use they take same but modules increase that alot, and I remove a lot of stuff.
[ONE Original Android Development] josedb:
have you ever used gentoo distro? try it

https://youtu.be/kRpA-QrT394?t=340
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
Not yet :)

I am happy that i got the radeonsi driver working with ubuntu 16.04. radeon.dpm=0 solved my blackscreen freeze.

Amd drivers are so buggy with my msi r9 390.

Also i like my new design :)
[ONE Original Android Development] AKHIL.cochin:
Am on 13.0-20160312-unofficial -sultan-bacon

3.4.0 sultan-caf sultan@sultan-box#1

can i install this latest build ?
[ONE Original Android Development] josedb:
Yes you can
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
Yes :) Where can i find this build my friend?

Is it based on cm stable or nightlys?
[ONE Original Android Development] josedb:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24457741883933208

or at the end of the list:

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=43001
[ONE Original Android Development] joefso:
[MENTION=4804871]DerRomtester[/MENTION]

I just modified my max cpu using kernel adiutormod and adjusted it to 1036mhz, I also played with somewhat higher frequencies such as 1574mhz. But it appears that when using 1036mhz the phone responds very fluidly, almost to the point that I am finding it suspicious.

Curious to hear your observations
[ONE Original Android Development] AKHIL.cochin:
http://xdaforums.com/oneplus-one/orig-development/rom-kernel-unofficial-cyanogenmod-13-0-t3242700

where can i change the governors and all in this kernel ?
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
Use kernel adiutor. I am currently running that Rom. I just thought he is on an unofficial build not made by sultanxda because there is a more recent version.
[ONE Original Android Development] AKHIL.cochin:
whats ur build number ?
[ONE Original Android Development] AKHIL.cochin:
oh where did u get this build , link ?
[ONE Original Android Development] INT3NSE07:
Please give some instructions on how to correctly install the amdgpu kernel. Seriously, the fglrx driver is laggy and the screen freezes up randomly.
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
I am currently running Ubuntu 16.04 with radeonsi driver because after some updates my pc went into a Blackscreen. You need to Blacklist the fglrx driver + add the following optionto the grub cmd line : radeon.modeset=0. It can be very tricky.
[ONE Original Android Development] dragsterman:
I am new in kernel flashing but I would like to try this kernel.

Does this kernel have all of the improvments (rewroted battery driver, rewroted Synaptics touchscreen driver, LCD KCAL by Savoca, etc. ) that Sultan have made?
[ONE Original Android Development] PlusOne3k:
Yes, if i am right it is an fork of Sultan Kernel.
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
+1
[ONE Original Android Development] Metacloud:
Waiting for new release because I love this kernel!

Edit: also because sultan released new version
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
It is online now my friend.

After hours of work i think i got a stable r14.

I synced with sultanxda and the kernel kept rebooting and rebooting. Finally after 20 reboots i was able to grab a useful log. Than i found out that the new wifi driver keeps crashing and so i removed it and so we have r14. I dont know why it is crashing. I need to investigate first. So here you have r14.
[ONE Original Android Development] Metacloud:
Will flash when you get that new WiFi driver to work. Keep up the good work!
[ONE Original Android Development] spr33:
Do you have the same 'tick rate' as Sultan uses in his latest build? Wondering how it affects system performance?
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
I dont think i get it working soon. I was wondering why he included it anyways. He said in the past that the wifi driver does not match our firmware. So i am confused for now. I think the reboots could be related to the toolchain i am using. But i dont want to miss the performance of linaro. But i need to try first before.

We are using it since r12 :) btw.

Performance should be better without any affect to battery life accourding to google.
[ONE Original Android Development] PatrickMac:
[MENTION=4804871]DerRomtester[/MENTION] what do you think about the 3.10 kernel development? Is this something you are playing with at the moment?
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
I would like to but I don't have time for this at the moment. A Linux mainline kernel would be nice. Hahah :). I wish Steve Kondik picks up this 3.10 kernel base and do some magic.
[ONE Original Android Development] neopolitann:
Is there any phone with a kernel version later than 3.10.x?

Last time I checked most 64 bits CPU ones had 3.10.x
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
Only some experimental builds

like that https://plus.google.com/111524780435806926688/posts/PeGb2VsNhJd
[ONE Original Android Development] neopolitann:
That looks amazing.

Now I saw the Pixel C uses 3.18.x
[ONE Original Android Development] _ikhan_:
4.6 on android?

Is that even legal? :laugh:
[ONE Original Android Development] neopolitann:
Ofc not, if you use it the police will knock on your door and arrest you. /s

You can actually use you just need the support for the drivers and make it boot properly.
[ONE Original Android Development] lerkin:
Hi gays, I got a screen replacement and the new one has very yellowish tint, can someone recommend values for kcal to compensate it. Thanks in advance
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
Just decraese red and green a bit until it fits your preferences. Btw you enabled live Display?
[ONE Original Android Development] lerkin:
Thank you

No, I didn't.
[ONE Original Android Development] _ikhan_:
Seems legit.

Thanks!
[ONE Original Android Development] erorcun:
3.14 may be possible in OPO(there are 8974 files exists in CAF even) but in 3.18 and above you should place and adapt all qcom files, dig arm codes, adapt media system etc. which means destroying your private life. Possible but won't worth it.

Galaxy S7 uses 3.18 too btw.
[ONE Original Android Development] neopolitann:
That's interesting. Good luck on your kernel endeavors
[ONE Original Android Development] easy_mac:
Hey, just bringing this back up.

For me, cpu quiet seems to have worse standby drain. Started losing 15% overnight when I switched to the cpu quiet versions and couldn't find any wakelocks or anything (besides the annoying and vague gms alarms). Reverted to r11 and my overnight drain seems lower (about 1% per hour).

Sorry to bother, just thought some more info would be helpful.

Edit: I'm actually just going to update to r14 and try disabling cpu quiet and enabling mpdecision. Would be nice to have autoSMP option back :)
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
You could just enable mpdecision instead.
[ONE Original Android Development] cheptii:
Hello can you please tell me how can i configure the Kernel ?

I underclocked the CPU to 1728 and Smartmax governor and the gpu to 462
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
What do you mean ? What do you want to configure ?
[ONE Original Android Development] cheptii:
I want to reduce the CPU Battery usage without having lags or slowdown ?
[ONE Original Android Development] _ikhan_:
Try undervolting. I can go down -50mv and not have any stability issues. Your mileage will vary. -30mv is a good place to start. Go down 5 every time and play some games or benchmark your phone until you face instability. You can also set I/O scheduler to zen, but bfq is good enough now so you really don't need to change it. I do not recommend smartmax since it jumps around way too much. I keep mine at interactive.
[ONE Original Android Development] LucentBirch:
So when mpdecisison isn't enabled, there's no hotplugging happening? Or is the cpuquiet hotplugging framework what replaces it?
[ONE Original Android Development] venky716:
Yes cpuquiet is the default hotplug.

When mpdecision isn't enabled cpuqiet should be enabled, do not turn them both on or off you need one on at all times.
[ONE Original Android Development] LucentBirch:
Well, cpuquiet doesn't show up in kernel adiutor. Should it? I just see mpdecisison as off.
[ONE Original Android Development] venky716:
Cpuqient shows up in the cpu tab instead of the hotplug tab.
[ONE Original Android Development] _ikhan_:
[MENTION=4804871]DerRomtester[/MENTION] Just a question. Are you planning on developing for the OP3?
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
No i am not interested in that because i keep my devices until they die.
[ONE Original Android Development] _ikhan_:
Great :D

I wont have to buy a new phone then since it will be under development for some time.
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
I will stay there for a long time so dont worry. I just hope that omni or cm continues to release updates. I also think that sultanxda will leave us so i think i need to make the switch to an omni or cm base on the long run.

Also i would like to improve the 3.10 kernel and so i want it at first fully working on cm nightlys before i try it on caf.

Btw. you can expect r15 today. (testing since yesterday)
[ONE Original Android Development] angelcoquito:
please

please i need r15 now !!!

stock kernel is very bad
[ONE Original Android Development] madsponge26:
Calm down mate..:D
[ONE Original Android Development] FNIB:
Is anyone else still using Sultan's CM12.1 with this kernel? I am and it seems to work just fine...wondering if there are any issues/conflicts perhaps I'm just not aware of.

Thanks!
[ONE Original Android Development] josedb:
what are you talking about. stock kernel is not bad
[ONE Original Android Development] _ikhan_:
Thats reassuring.

I am looking forward to getting 3.10 on this kernel.

Keep up the solid work :good:
[ONE Original Android Development] parvesh:
[MENTION=4804871]DerRomtester[/MENTION] sir I always run your kernel stock as it give best performance that way, but just out of curiosity wanted to know in latest r15 the cpu hotplug is disabled by default.. So is there any reason for that :)
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
CPUQuiet is enabled for me.
[ONE Original Android Development] parvesh:
Sorry if I was not clear earlier I was referring to CPU hotplug tab.. Attached SC.
[ONE Original Android Development] madsponge26:
Better to use in Sultan's cm13.
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
CPUQuiet is our current hotplug and i dont know why it appears in the CPU tab. Everything is ok dont worry.
[ONE Original Android Development] gamal001:
can you make in future option for input freq. because now it's 1190 default and we can't change.
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
I am not the app developer i cant do that. I can just sent him a request to add this feature.

Btw. you can change it if you know the sysfs path.
[ONE Original Android Development] gamal001:
I think its related kernel not app same thing with Sultanxda kernel he make 1190 Freq. the default input freq.

before I use Kernel Auditor Mod with other kernel like lighting and I can change what I need.

and Thanks for great kernel.

edit: changed the input freq. Thanks

Edit: I'm trying change input freq or disable it. working okay until I make reboot then return to default setting, if you know the way please tell me how ??
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
No its not the kernels fault. I am usimg the dynamic cpu input boost driver that sultan has written by himself. Nikhil is using the CPU Boost driver from qualcom. The CPU boost driver shows up in kernel adiutor because almost every kernel has this feature and so so APP developer implemented the feature to control that driver. Sultans driver isnt that common and only can be found in the oneplus one and the oneplus x. I use sultans driver because it is simple and does not waste cpu cycles. So we achieve bettery battery life.
[ONE Original Android Development] gamal001:
I'm not told kernel fault but its great kernel and Thanks
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
I just wanted to explain how it works and why it does not show up in kernel adiutor. :)
[ONE Original Android Development] abhibnl:
Hi [MENTION=4804871]DerRomtester[/MENTION]

I'm using slimsaber LP caf version which uses sultan's caf kernel and has up-to-date commits. Can i safely flash your kernel considering i'm using LP rom, and not MM? Also, which UKM version should i flash to configure with synapse?

Edit: Went ahead and flashed anyways. Couldn't resist anymore. [emoji13] [emoji13] However, i see that we only have 1 Hotplug option that too CPUQuiet, which unfortunately, has never been a good performer for me, and again i'm taking only my case. It's ridiculous policy of keep loading a single core is something i never preferred. It doesn't even bother to spread general load over 2 cores at less frequency. I totally respect and support about your personal decision about which hotplug to include. I hope it would work better this time. Great work as always.

Sent from OnePlus One
[ONE Original Android Development] TheJarlBalgruuf:
Working well!

This seems to be working quite well on MARSH ROM too! Thanks a lot!
[ONE Original Android Development] dudas89:
Hi guys! I was giving a try to this kernel, but there is a lot of features missing, like charging speed and hotplug drivers, for example. I hope the developer implement it on next versions, since its seems to be very stable and smooth. I'd like to be more customizable.

Regards!
[ONE Original Android Development] moneyvirus:
I really hope he doesn't to be honest, this kernel is so smooth and stable because it's this clean, not too much goodies just the nessesary things. If you want more options see the lighting kernel it's awesome and packed with options you are looking for and btw I think somewhere i the op derromtester stated he is trying to keep it as clean as possible

Just my 2 cents
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
Thank you for your response but I won't do that and i am trying to explain you why.

1. I want my users to learn something not just simply switching governors and hotplugs.

2. This is basically a flash and forget kernel tuned for a balance between perfomance and battery life with the aim to achieve a smooth scrolling experience

3. Yes it is stable because I don't add random **** i find somewhere or sync with random kernel sources around here.
[ONE Original Android Development] dudas89:
Fair enough! :) That's a good idea, actually. Thank you both for answering and explaining the "philosophy" behind it.

Keep the good work! :)
[ONE Original Android Development] molonad:
As darkobas now use new camera blobs (color os i think) i cant use this kernel right? ?
[ONE Original Android Development] Zeratul91:
Just tried, you'll get upside down camera [emoji28]

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[ONE Original Android Development] madsponge26:
Privare kernel R16?:o
[ONE Original Android Development] KaZo58:
nothing changed for kernel. only fiio dac support added. r15 works fine on 3th June build.
[ONE Original Android Development] aliffaminuddin:
i have problem that the cpu is underclocked by default and cant change it..
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
Do you know what thermal throttling is?
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
+ Android security patch level 1. June
[ONE Original Android Development] AL2000EX:
Can you pls make a separate version of the kernel to work with regular camera blobs? I really like Paranoid Android, but Im on f2fs and my touchscreen only works fine on Sultan's kernel, so your kernel would be a perfect option if it didn't break the camera
[ONE Original Android Development] Richard20000321:
Everything works fine except charging is slightly slow.. takes more than four hrs to fully charged... wondering if you can add current adjustment function:)
[ONE Original Android Development] aliffaminuddin:
im sorry i dont have any idea
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
Sry no I won't make different versions to match your current camera driver. So many developers are messing experimenting around with different camera drivers and blobs and libs and the Hal. I cant support all of these different combinations.

I am using stock charging logic from sultanxda. Charging takes around 1 - 2 two hours with stock wall charger + cable. I won't implement any charging features. I explained it several times. When screen is off max charging goes up to 2000ma.

Thermal throttling is when the CPU heats up, and the kernel sets its speed lower, so it can generate less heat and cool down to prevent damage to your device.
[ONE Original Android Development] _ikhan_:
r15 Changelog:

* synced with sultanxda's latest changes

Might want to change that to r16 :silly:
[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
You found it :)
[ONE Original Android Development] aocboe:
Can you give me androidfilehost's link?I can't fully open download link(even using VPN)

THX!:)
[ONE Original Android Development] _ikhan_:
Yay! :D
[ONE Original Android Development] aocboe:
ehh……No need, I finally broke through the Great Fire Wall
[ONE Original Android Development] slamdunksaliby:
Question, are the security updates ROM or kernel based? Because I'm on a May based ROM and would like to have the June security update..would updating just this kernel apply the security update? Thanks
[ONE Original Android Development] LookedPath:
Security updates are both kernel and rom based. If you only flash the kernel in a May based rom you could even experience bugs and various problems apart from the fact that you will not have the latest patches.

The best solution is to update everything.

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[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
Security update from June is already in my kernel.
[ONE Original Android Development] Raj joshi:
Can i use this kernel on Ressurection Remix latest versions?
[ONE Original Android Development] venky716:
Nope.

Only for CAF based roms with sultan's camera blobs.

RR uses cm kernel as base.
[ONE Original Android Development] LookedPath:
Yes but he asked if just updating the kernel leaving the rom to an outdated version he would get all the safety patches.

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[ONE Original Android Development] DerRomtester:
You already answered his question. They belong to the rom and the kernel. You need an up to date rom + kernel. My kernel is up to date.