yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] krxz:
Maybe you should let the rom and kernel boot up first without flashing the profile. Maybe the flashable zip is corrupted. I always flash like in the following

Clean flash

1) factory reset

2) flash rom

3) flash gapps ( i use arm64 6.0 pico)

4) flash kernel

5) flash supersu

6) flash xposed

Dirty

1) wipe cache and dalvik ( option in twrp )

2) flash rom

3) flash supersu

4) flash xposed

If it works without flashing the zip maybe you should try copying the profile manually to the rigjt location.
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] isoladisegnata:
Rigjt location?..
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] miqcea3:
Right location..

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[OnePlus 2 Android Development] magnamentis:
he means right, seems obvious and can you put the huge quote into containers please like this

test

i always flash superSU 2.68 without issues ever while first boot into system after rom and gapps should work. and he should go from there

[MENTION=6712087]partridge79[/MENTION] it's anyways recommended to make a few nandroids between major setup steps to avoid to go from scratch hence

first boot into system with the base, make a nandroid once it's working and then add further stuff.

dalvik and flash wipe is only necessary once and certainly after flashing xposed which is not relevant since you did not use it, just sayin'
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] Ribery771:
How can i use the battery profile? Doch have to copy the zip somewhere?
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] magnamentis:
use aroma gapps or a larger package, someone recently had a similar issue and all went well after he changed from pico to aroma version of open gapps.

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Last but not least, the main problem with flashing too many things before first boot is exactly what we see here. too many possibilities as to what could have gone wrong. if you only flash rom and gapps and boot

and it does not work, we would have recommended another gapps package immediately and unisono, while like this you got confusing varying input.

so do flash only rom and gapps and proceed. the rom is ok this we know for sure, hence if something goes wrong it's the gapps package OR

it could be that you have to manually wipe all partitions except internal storage and in extremis you'd have to fix persist partition.

further you did not mention the firmware, are you on latest firmware, did you flash it earlier or did you forget it.
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] benschhold:
Seems people dont read my posts
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] partridge79:
Thx all.. I flash Xposed after first boot (2nd boot lol) i know wiping cache and dalvik in my manner is overkill but cant hurt right? I have numerous nandroids from numerous builds from Seraphs CM13 to Tesla shock therapy in my OPT (7 full nands in all) and backed up in pc Ive almost made a $400 paperweight a few times :eek:

Will try Aroma package and see where I get.

Another quick question. [MENTION=5372360]magnamentis[/MENTION] I have your Tamesek engine.conf could that be used in another rom or are they build specific? Looking at txt it seems its more device specific than rom correct?

Edit---Omitted SuperSU and went with a lean hand picked aroma flash and all went well thx [MENTION=4729623]benschhold[/MENTION] [MENTION=5372360]magnamentis[/MENTION]
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] magnamentis:
do you mean the superSU thingy, i read it, just can't confirm it's an issue becaus i flash SSU 2.68 from day one without issue.

however that is my recommendation goes into the same direction, only rom& gapps, boot and setup and make a nandroid and go from there

which as well means: NO superSU before first boot, you know it better and for me it's too long since that i had to do a cleany :)

if you mean something else, i might have missed it indeed and would gladly accept a hint :)

[MENTION=6712087]partridge79[/MENTION] in case of doubt follow [MENTION=4729623]benschhold[/MENTION]s directions, he know best

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you will receive all you need but shift one gear down and go slow, not too much in one step, if you take my advise and benschholds hint to not flash SSU before first boot i think you can do and all the rest we take care of later. just make nandroids in between so if something goes wrong later you don't have to go through the entire setup again. good luck.
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] partridge79:
I had been using 1.9 ver. And su 2.67 with no issues but using 2.68 and the changes in kernel mustve borked my process again thx for help :)
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] magnamentis:
2.68 is absolutely bug free while some had issues with 2.67 but that's not the point, the point was to flash NOTHING but rom + gapps.

once you're through with that come back for the rest but i'd say do that first or we gonna talk in circles over pages if that's ok with you ;)
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] partridge79:
Was merely stating where i was coming from. Ive currently got 2.68 with bens 2.5 running w/tamasek and your newest profile (just placed .json in folder (com.grarak.kerneladiutor) no wrench in any works :victory:
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] magnamentis:
sure all is well. i just refer to how it started. you started with having a bootloop and after that many users gave their best to help you to get around the bootloop and now of course it seems to be the next logical step to flash this and report back that the bootloop has been overcome LOL

after that we shall deal with root (perhaps you'll want to keep the one that comes with the rom ) and exposed etc. and as said, only if that's fine for you too :cool:
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] partridge79:
All is well as was stated by many an abundance of flashes before first boot was my error. Specifically The SuperSu when I omitted The flashing of supersu and just flashed rom kernel and gapps all went well. Rebooted to recovery flashed SU 2.68 and xposed 80 and everything went smoothly
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] urgali:
Hey there!

..some strange bug i've found on the rom i'm on.

I'm actually on resurrection remix; i had no issues with 2.3 kernel and 18-03 rom build, but since i flashed v2.5 i've always fc when i exit an app (be it system app like "settings" or user app like "whatsapp").

I tried kernel on 18-03 build and on 21-03 build, still same issue.

By the way it's a minor issue since i just disable fc notifications and i try to just press home button to exit apps and clear them from recents.

Just wanted to let you know :)

..by the way, i'm NOT flashing any external supersu
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] samarain:
My phone after install this 2.4 or 2.5 kernel and the 19-03 rom the phone hangs and need press long time the power button to restart, any solutions?

leave here the logs
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] Naprzod:
Its false. Check I/o performance score is insane. Antutu doesn't work properly.
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] IlD4nX:
Strange "issue": I installed this kernel and then I back to stock exodus because I had issue with heating... Now I have a folder in my sdcard I'm not able to delete : KernelAdiutor

Does someone know how I can remove that?

Do I need to do a clean install deleting the whole internal storage?
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] kevinco1:
I've been experiencing constant reboots from 2.3 and on up in all types of situations and using different settings....however I'm using the latest builds of CyanPop so I do understand that ROM in particular is not 100% supported, but wanted to report nonetheless.
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] benschhold:
Hey, i checked your logs, your issue is rom related not kernel. A clean install should solve it
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] benschhold:
100% useless without log
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] benschhold:
There are several ways but the easiest way for you is to go into recovery then advanced and filemanager and delete the file/folder from there
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] urgali:
Hey there!

..some strange bug i've found on the rom i'm on.

I'm actually on resurrection remix; i had no issues with 2.3 kernel and 18-03 rom build, but since i flashed v2.5 i've always fc when i exit an app (be it system app like "settings" or user app like "whatsapp").

I tried kernel on 18-03 build and on 21-03 build, still same issue.

By the way it's a minor issue since i just disable fc notifications and i try to just press home button to exit apps and clear them from recents.

Just wanted to let you know

..by the way, i'm NOT flashing any external supersu

..here are the logs:
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] benschhold:
Full of permission errors, i would do a clean flash without xposed

However not kernel related
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] Flamehell:
Guys one question...do i have to flash the battery profile every time that i reboot my phone,or only when i flash or dirty flash a rom?Tnx
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] magnamentis:
then it's obsolete because everyone using my profile gets very high scores between 113 and 130k so if it does not work properly it does for everyone and then the false result can still be compared due to the same fault LOL. i couldn't care less to be honest it was one of 3 times in my entire life that i made benchmarks to see what overclocking will do and i posted the results as they are. i didn't make them and i already uninstalled the app again. so if i test false 80 with 1.8GHz and false 130 with 2GHz for example i still know that the higher clock speed makes the device faster. how much? who cares in details like that. more interesting would be what motivation people have to negativate everything that looks nice and people have fun with ;)

EDIT: your only argument that it's false is that it's too good, something being insanely good is not a proof it's false, it's often just an expression of fear that it could be true LOL
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] cabanas1:
Hi I'm trying really hard to get this kernel working but every time I flash it and running for a while I get constant reboots I tried almost everything clean flash with or without su also tried full gapps package without result still getting reboot

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[OnePlus 2 Android Development] ollimi1:
Hi Flamehell,

only if you start from scratch or switch to another rom. The Adiutor profiles persists also if you dirty flash an update or a new kernel version.:good:

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Hi cabanas1!

Create a log file and post it here!

There are many apps like Logcat, Syslog and other in playstore.:good:
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] iaa85:
People I know it is certanly my fault, sorry for bother you but my phone don't go into deep sleep, so what i am doing wrong? Here is my log, change logcat from zip to txt, I did this because of the size...

Iaa85 from Brazil with Oneplus Two
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] Juhika9510:
Hey guys, i downloaded Magna's profile and battery profile from the OG thread, but when i flash both, only one appears, how can i solve this? :) thanks!
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] magnamentis:
the name of the file is "profiles.json which means all profiles are in that one file. so if you flash one zip over the other you will have only the profiles that are in that one zip. i thought the same so what you have to do is to set one of the profiles up manually to have both at the same time to switch back and forth. perhaps there is a way to extract settings from one .json file and paste it into the other but i did not try that yet, i'll have a closer look into to see what's possible

yep, i made it, will make a tutorial and poste it later, gimme a few
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] Juhika9510:
Cool, thanks for the quick answer :)
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] magnamentis:
ok, it's a bit of a fiddle first time but i try my best to explain how to merge 2 profiles form 2 .json files into 1 .json file. there are several ways, the way i propose here is the one which is safe and not much can go wrong.

don't worry there are screenshots attached for better understanding and code is in BOLD

- whatever profile you're using now safe it with a different name under profils tab. so if the name is "Battery" name it "2xBattery"

- now you copy that json file to a save place, best to your computer, and name it 2profiles.json ( i do that on my computer, after syning files via dropbox )

- now you open the json file from the profile that you want to merge with the current json file

- now you open the 2profile.json file, you have now two json files side by side, one with just one profile, the one you want to merge and one with battery + 2xbattery profile

- now you search the textfile with 2 profiles inside for "name" you will find 2 search results, looking like this: {"name"

- now you copy the profile you want to add starting after: database: {"version":1,"database":[ hence starting at: {"name":"

- now you paste the entire code into the file with two profiles, starting at: {"name":"2xBattery" and replace the entire code with the code you paste, ending with: }]}]}

it's crucial that the "comma" "," remains between the 2 code sets (profiles) which obviously are "comma-separated"

now go to the screenshots and compare what you see with the description above until you got a feel and understood and do it. save the new json file with both code sets "profiles" and sync it back via dropbox and paste it into: data/data/com.grarake.kernaladjutor

now you rename the original file to 1profiles.json and then the 2profiles.json file to "profiles.json" and change permissions to "0777" or "rwxrwxrwx" respectively

now you close the root browser and open kernel adjutor and head down to profils which now shows both profiles, one would be battery and the other would carry the name of my profile

need more info, let me know but should be clear i hope :)

enjoy and good luck

for those who want to merge my latest profile with ben's battery profile, the ready file is attached as well, it's not the same profile that you already have, i'ts fom yesterday but with the above method you can merge any number of profiles, hence to as described above and add my latest if you want to try it out

no once who knows how can make recovery flashable zip with the double triple or any number of profiles.json file, i'm not good at that as it seems LOL

perhaps i missed something, just aks and/or let me know i'm ready to assist where needed.

the end result looks like this feel free to re-save the profile with another name, mine are saved by date>time and kernel version
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] Cusciify:
Hi guys, i have some issues to set CPU clock with kernel adiutor. Whem i set for example 1440 MHz the clock go down immediately at 368 MHz, also if i don't modify it. Any suggestion?
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] magnamentis:
switch all "apply on boot" sliders to off, reboot into default settings and go from there in small increments.

i posted this yesterday and as to interfering features there have been plenty of posts as well, try to use the search function but it's ok, not always easy to find things and then this answer has not been given too many times yet. ;)

and dont thouch the checkboxes on the left of the cores, touch them ones and things at least optically won't return to normal just like that, dunno why perhaps it's cosmetic but i don't think so, all monitors i'm using show the same behaviour, cores don't go offline anymore after that.
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] ollimi1:
Hi Magnamentis!

Thanks for the quick how-to, well explained! :good:

Result packed into a flashable zip container can look like this 2 profile profile!
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] magnamentis:
thanks for the zip. interestingly mine look the same and once they flash and then again they don't even though im make them the same way so i gave up, good to have one now from you. :) :highfive:
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] igordrnobrega:
Hi guys, I've the same issue that [MENTION=3332189]cabanas1[/MENTION], tried to make a log after a suddenly shutdown but now it's not even booting. I made a log (logcat.txt) anyway.

I've Xposed installed but I think it's not what is causing the shutdonws/reboots cause have the same issue without.

Tried to reinstall just the kernel and wipe dalvik/cache, not booting. Generate the 2nd log (logcat2.txt)

Hope it help.

Thanks for the help.
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] cabanas1:
For me it wasn't booting so decided to make a clean flash of Seraph08 gapps and no su zip

After setting up the phone I flashed the kernel and everything is working fine until now

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Spoke to soon just got a reboot

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[OnePlus 2 Android Development] Naprzod:
Yeah, sure man. Compare the I/o score with oxygen stock or compare it with a snapdragon 820 smartphone. If you think you can improve the I/o performance that much with a custom kernel I have to tell you you're wrong.

I just tell someone that he is wrong when he is really wrong, not because I like to do it, although I like to do it :) .

Cheers.
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] magnamentis:
you can't or you don't want to understand? i think nothing, i just made a test with renown app that everyone knows and many are using and published the result. as i said i'm neither responsible for flaws in that app nor am i making kernels and use to make any claims. i was curious, had a look and shared the result. there is simply no good reason to react in such an negative manner. nobody has been hurt, it has cost nobody anything, where comes this exitement from. of course i have my ideas resulting form many decades of experience but i can't proof it. my only question is:

what would be the benefit or the purpose of your various posts on the matter? many people use that app and as we know benchmarks should not be overvalued but i've rarely seen such an outcry by some about a benchmark screenshot. now if we go and analyze what was different with this test it's clear, the result was extremely high and what are usually the reasons when people jump at good results, true or not true rarely matters? what motivates people to pull most innocent things and good performance into the dirt? everyone can give himself the answer but i think it's clear and after all even if those values (repeatingly tested by serveral people independently) were all false, even then, and the error quota is assumed to be very high, it would still be great results as compared to the 80k stock results i've seen. this simply does not make sense to spoil the fun and give it a serious touch which was never the intention.

to avoid furhter back and forth discussions and i suspect you're trolling a bit, why else you would bring this up in this thread, i put you on my ignore list. i'm getting tired of this kind of negativism and am too tempted to reply with words too clear to be tolerated here. so from now on you will have to grumble alone, it will get lost on me. so long

EDIT: it's an interesting obsevation that this kind of post often comes from people with quite old accoutns with very few posts over years but then once of a sudden they find unimportant und non-construcive subjects worth to make one post after another. i consider this kind as trolling acounts, used only to spread negative energy. let me put it like this:

"ich bin ein alter hase" not that easy to fool END
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] Naprzod:
You wrote to much.
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] ollimi1:
No, he doesn't!!!

He is always helpful, never rude and does not deserve to be addressed by the silly side!

To make the bench things clearer, the high scores in Antutu's I/O test is because of the big cache (placed in physical ram) and disabled fsync function.

It seems the cache at 2688mb or bigger is big enough for the Antutu I/O tests and so it tested only the ram speed and safe the result wrong as emmc speed!

If someone want Antutu runs the test on true emmc they should enable fsync and get "normal/real" results(maybe 80-92k)

Maybe Antutu devs should enlarge their test files for I/O tests to avoid the app is testing only the cache(RAM) when fsync is disabled!
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] scorthyn:
Hey, thanks for the awesome kernel. Problem: Kernel auditor keeps loading a blank page when I check anything other than the default one. Root permission is on. Sometimes a restart solves the problem but then it happens again. Any way to fix it?

Using latest cm13 seraph build 22march.
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] magnamentis:
you made my day (night) the first meaningful explanation and you didn't even know that i have fsync off which only shows the insight interstingly i was very eager to find out what's wrong with a measurement that i did not influence willingly in any way and no as it seems it's a simple coincidence of which i and obviously all others till now had no clue.

of course it feels a bit bad but then there is nothing mentioned about switching fsync on before testing, how can one guess that without being a pro?

even though it's clear what it is it still has nothing to do with cheating IMO because that would presuppose bad intent :) very grateful big thanks.
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] ollimi1:
Hi scorthyn!

Enable boeffla helper in Adiutor core control tab, make your settings and disable it afterwards.
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] magnamentis:
couldn't one say as well that fsync off is a feature and since RAM is so much faster than emmc that to have it off somehow really can boost performance to a higher level at the risk of loosing date in case of a random reboot or so. i mean isn't what happens that what counts or is there a theoretical rule that make such a measurement invalid. just out of curiousity, isn't the validity a bit subject to subjective judgment of its value?
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] ollimi1:
I can say nothing about a theoretical rule.

All I know is that cache is anyway used in daily use and we felt no "great" change by increasing cache or disabling fsync.

But if we have multiple random IOPS tasks with a deep work queue ram is 40 times faster then emmc.

Unfortunately, in everyday life rarely apply tasks with deep work queues.

One example that even when you feel little effect, the effect in numbers can be large.

Antutu should provide a warning that the disabling of fsync can lead to erroneous results!
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] magnamentis:
i think i start to understand, under laboratory conditions the benefit is real but under real life conditions not significant or observered.

this is basically why i'm a friend of lesser resolution displays event though higher display density in theory is indeed better, our eyes cannot see any difference beyond a certain level. however i'm glad that there is an understandable and emotionless technical explanation LOL good night.
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] n008117:
This will work for Exodus Rom?
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] nicholaswaikit:
It works freaking well bruh!
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] n008117:
Are you using it for Exodus Marshmellow? How's the battery with the kernal? planning to flash it as im only getting 3hrs SOT with Exodus.
[OnePlus 2 Android Development] Vic5870:
Wrong post