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[G3 Android Development] hean_burak:
So far didnt encounter any problem.
[G3 Android Development] fmehdi:
Lite 1.0 work better for me than aac kernel 1.6

good work
[G3 Android Development] Taracair:
Just flashed. Give me few days to test it. Minimal settings look weird, I always had so many switches. But I believe it's a good idea. Actually 1.6 was pretty good (I had interactive gov and inteliplug set which were very good settings). Anyway I look forward to test new things.

Please stay tuned for more feedback.

BTW - any chances for getting wake gestures in the future?
[G3 Android Development] Gabxter101:
Well... Haven't touched the stock settings and im getting this battery... ??????
[G3 Android Development] trueiceman:
Whats better for gaming, hotplugging or not hotplugging?
[G3 Android Development] Reli4nth:
Well, that definitely seems like a damaged battery or ROM issue...
[G3 Android Development] Koont:
OK. My bad. It fixed BT with a clean flash of RR 5.7. Thank you.
[G3 Android Development] djdeeles:
For me lite battery consumption as good as v1.5 - v1.6 plus smoother and faster with stock settings plus undervolt.

No, if you want gov/hotplug/sched go for non-lite. Thats the point of lite version.

I provide two kernels for everyone.

If you want too many features go for non-lite.

If you want basic features and fast, smooth, non-bloated kernel go for lite.

Absolutely No :(
[G3 Android Development] takis:
Is it because they are too difficult to bring? What about the charging issue?
[G3 Android Development] Emu:
The ROOT CAUSE of all lag is per-app profiles. Disable it and I guarantee you will have a much much smoother experience.
[G3 Android Development] GARYKNVB:
how？

thanks
[G3 Android Development] Emu:
Settings - Battery - Disable per-app profiles.

But your battery will half in exchange so it's a big price to pay...
[G3 Android Development] marcdw:
Unless something is wrong with my Dirty Unicorns setup there are no battery profile settings. Strange.

LG G3 D851, PAC-MAN ROM, Tapatalk 4.9.5
[G3 Android Development] GARYKNVB:
me too :(

thx anyway
[G3 Android Development] djdeeles:
If I bring them what's the point of lite version they will be same

I can't reproduce charging issue but I think it's from cm side
[G3 Android Development] takis:
With gestures i understood sweep to wake when screen is off.. is that available in full version?

And what about the charging ?
[G3 Android Development] trueiceman:
I'm using the d851. Loving the Lite.

What are the default cpu and gpu settings? When I set the gpu/cpu max will it ramp up to that max even though it changes and shows a lower max?

Add suggestions:

-zen i/o scheduler

-intelliplug cpu hotplug

-westwood tcp congestion control

-USB fast charge
[G3 Android Development] v.konvict:
Used light its cool. I used it coz of the charging issue with 1.6. Unfortunately lite doesnt have fast charge. I dont tinker around much with my kernel but i think we all want a phone that doesnt stay long on the charger. And if u could just add just the alucard governor i feel like its smoother than interactive and battery friendly. By the way i really had charging issues the moment i tried to change my vibration intensity to 30% . like someone said somewhere he also exprienced charging issue with 1.6 after trying to tinker around with kernel settings. I dont know what log to get coz it happens after a while....

Konvict XDA App
[G3 Android Development] Gugus38:
Lite is great but it definitely misses fast charging.. Do you intend on keeping it only on the full version?
[G3 Android Development] djdeeles:
I will add fastcharge to lite but not govs or hotplugs. About charging issue as I said before I never had any issue please send logs.
[G3 Android Development] souler456:
Have you already looked at my log here? Or you didn't find anything on it...? :confused:

:D :) ;) :good:
[G3 Android Development] v.konvict:
Dirty flashing rom again seems to have fixed the issue....will get a log if it happens again

Konvict XDA App
[G3 Android Development] takis:
Does fast charge make any difference? Only thing that should be included light imo is thermal sliders...

For the full version

Can we get gestures on screen of?

Btw can i get an answer for the charging issue?
[G3 Android Development] alaskenikeni:
Wowww! Best battery life I got with my G3 since ever. I just changed the Maximum CPU Online to 4 and used 1.4Ghz, with just 2 I got some lag but with 4 nothing. I'm no heavy user, don't even have any games installed, just use it for Whatsapp, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Music player and some web browsing. I think for gamers and heavy user the CPU Maximum frequency must be higher and it still will give a great battery life.
[G3 Android Development] Ainz_Ooal_Gown:
trying this out leaving all the settings alone and if i find no improvement I'll read threw the posts to find just the right settings
[G3 Android Development] Slothboy:
Might I suggest adding fast charge to the lite kernel?
[G3 Android Development] Koont:
My 2 cents. Could you make 2 lite version? I don't know if it's me but, I think fast charge heats up the device too much cause our phones weren't built for fast charge. My 2 cents. I could be wrong.
[G3 Android Development] marcdw:
Dude, really? That's been covered and talked about in just the last few posts. Don't just drop into a thread asking questions. Check and read a little first.

LG G3 D851, PAC-MAN LP ROM, Tapatalk 4.9.5
[G3 Android Development] souler456:
Of course it'll heat up. You are literally making the charger spit-out large volumes of voltages to the device, regardless of what the charger could give, and the device'll accept those voltages quickly, regardless of the limit it should accept. Both the charger and the device should pretty much heat up simultaneously. And it's fine. It should be "warm" enough to hold, and not that hot like 80C.

And it's quite recommended that you don't use the phone while fast charging, since for one, it'll slow-down the "fast charging" process since you're using it and it'll add more heat on the device, and two, if you google enough, since the dawn of time, charging while using the phone (and of course, gaming) is not pretty good...

:D :) ;) :good:
[G3 Android Development] takis:
I am also against forcing the phone do what it was not intended to.... My g3 takes less than 1 hours and 20 minutes to go from 0-100 ... no need for that here
[G3 Android Development] souler456:
If you don't want fast charging, then don't use the Non-Lite, or stay at Stock Kernel. [MENTION=3585838]djdeeles[/MENTION] is planning to add Fast Charge on the Lite-V2. So... If you're against Fast Charge, then you're out of luck here, man. Unless dev wants to create a Lite-w/o-FCharge and a Lite-w/FCharge, but by just looking at that possibility, it's troublesome for the kernel dev to maintain it, then you're quite stuck with Lite-V1.

:D :) ;) :good:
[G3 Android Development] takis:
[MENTION=3585838]djdeeles[/MENTION] it woulf be really nice if you could make 2 versions of lite on with and one without fast charge
[G3 Android Development] Sun Shower:
Does it support for d856/7/8?

Sent using XDA One
[G3 Android Development] djdeeles:
Next light will include fastcharge but if you dont want to use fc dont enable it :)
[G3 Android Development] takis:
So there will be a switch... thanks!

But sir what About the other two things i reported? (Chargng bug when turned off +swipe while screen off gestures)
[G3 Android Development] souler456:
I think the guy meant the AC Fast Charging, a feature from Eliminater's kernel, not the USB Fast Charging... AFAIK the USB Fast Charging is the only one that can have a toggleable switch in KA, not the default AC Charging, which I think he doesn't want... Correct me if I'm wrong here [MENTION=5883369]takis[/MENTION]

:D :) ;) :good:
[G3 Android Development] takis:
U are correct :) :/

How do the times change when that iption is enabled and people want it so much?
[G3 Android Development] Slothboy:
soz lmao, chill out xd
[G3 Android Development] Koont:
You are correct. Or it must be a feature in my roms (AICP, RR) cause i always have that usb fast charge off.
[G3 Android Development] djdeeles:
Ac fastcharge & usb fastcharge configurable through sysfs but KA only supports usb fastchager.

In next lite version fastcharge & usb fastcharge will there but disabled by defaut.

You can see paths below

Forced Fast Charge - SysFS interface :
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/sys/kernel/fast_charge/force_fast_charge (rw)

0 - disabled (default)
1 - substitute AC to USB
2 - use custom mA configured through sysfs interface (see below)

/sys/kernel/fast_charge/ac_charge_level (rw)

rate at which to charge when on AC (1.0A/h to 2.0A/h)

/sys/kernel/fast_charge/usb_charge_level (r/w)

rate at which to charge when on USB (0.5A/h to 1.0A/h)

/sys/kernel/fast_charge/failsafe (rw)

0 - disabled - allow 0.1A/h up to 2.0A/h to be used as AC / USB custom current
1 - enabled - behaviour as described above (default)

/sys/kernel/fast_charge/ac_levels (ro)

display available levels for AC (for failsafe enabled mode)

/sys/kernel/fast_charge/usb_levels (ro)

display available levels for USB (for failsafe enabled mode)

/sys/kernel/fast_charge/version (ro)

display fast charge version information

/sys/kernel/fast_charge/info (ro)

display complete fast charge configuration in human readable format
[G3 Android Development] souler456:
Wow. Never knew you can actually modify the AC that can be received with this. This is pretty awesome! :good:

I am planning to force my 1.4A Charger to spit-out 2.4A with this, so if I changed it's values, will it instantly change it's outcome? Or do I have to reboot to see changes? Or if it instantly changes, will rebooting reset the values? :confused:

Thanks for thr info, man! Kewl ;)

:D :) ;) :good:
[G3 Android Development] djdeeles:
If your charger 1.4A you can't get 2.4A from it.

As a note if you increase charging current your battery dies fast.

No need to restart just replug your cable. After restart setting gone...
[G3 Android Development] souler456:
I said that because I have a 1.0A Charger which when I plug it in... It says "Charging Rapidly (2000mAh)"... And I notice the charger warms up to a certain heat that you can't touch it for 15 seconds longer. I though fast charging designates a set of mAh depends on what the AC charger spews out (kinda like 1.0A = 2.0A Fast Charge and 1.8A = 2.4A Fast Charge)

And I just like to test it if it'll charge the battery faster regardless of the condition of the battery outcome, though I think it won't affect the phone's hardware except the battery, is it? :confused:

:D :) ;) :good:
[G3 Android Development] 2be3_80:
Hey,

I'm using 1A charger (from HTC) both with my Note 2 and G3, and with RR rom on Note it says charging rapidly 2000 mAh. I know it's not possible so I just ignore it.

But, my Note 2 has more than 2 years old battery and it's holding almost good as new (I haven't seen any difference for more than 2 years of usage) I can get more than 5 h SOT on custom TW rom.

So in terms of battery life I do prefer 1A. I have never plugged original 2A chargers to Note 2 or G3
[G3 Android Development] souler456:
Does your 1A charger get hot as well? When I use my 1A Charger, it gets pretty hot, and it charges my G3 to 2-hours, with a kernel that has Fast Charge enabled. On stock ROMs with stock Kernel, it charges about 3 and a half hour.

When I use my 1.2A, it gets pretty warm (not hot), and it charges my G3 to 1 and a half hour.

When I use my 1.4A charger, it gets similarly warm with 1.2A, but it charges about an hour and a couple of minutes.

If I use the original charger (the 1.8A), it gets nicely warm, and its quickly charges to less than an hour, maybe 45 minutes or so.

Through comparison (besides me having a lot of chargers :eek: ) were all of them coming from 2% battery left. I want to test some values on the fast charge since I have 2 more spare batteries for my G3, so I am asking wether it's possible to spew the charger more juice for events that you really need a quick full charge "WHEN URGENTLY NEEDED", and not doing it for everyday purposes. Kinda like, a possibility of a full charge using a 2A charger by forcing a 2.4A charge, which, if my guess is correct, will fully charge the battery within less than half an hour... :eek:

Edit: After reading what I just typed there... It looks pretty insane and impossible... Haha :D

:D :) ;) :good:
[G3 Android Development] 2be3_80:
Yep, it's impossible, you can't get 2,4A from 2A charger and so on.

For me battery life is priority that's why I use lower Amp charger. I usually charge phone overnight.

But I'm glad that we can exchange experience here [emoji6].

My charger gets pretty warm but in first several minutes of charging.
[G3 Android Development] Tunghur:
With the lite version the phone is very . And the gameplay too. The battery life it's normal.

Thanks for your work!

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LG G3 (D851)

- CM 13.0

- aCC Kernel (v1.5)

- Xposed (v84)
[G3 Android Development] trueiceman:
Can someone make a guide with descriptions about every setting for this kernel excluding governors and hotplugs (been done) so we can get things done faster. Thanks.
[G3 Android Development] souler456:
This is probably a late post, but because of how my mind responded on this info very slowly, I just figured it out now :p

As you said, a 1.4A charger can't spit-out 2.4A charging value. So, it's possible that I can force 2.4A charging value if I buy a 2.4A charger then set the proper values on these tuneables, yes? Because AFAIK, 2.4A chargers will only give 1.8A charging value due to limitations implemented on our device, and these tuneables can let my 2.4A charger do it's full power. Is that right? :confused:

If this is correct, I may try buying a 2.4A charger and check if it'll be charging much faster than my 1.8A charger, regardless of what my battery will become, of course. I knew the risks of my battery getting "pregnant" (as what my colleagues here says rather than getting bloated) quicker with this, but meh... Have two more to spare :p

:D :) ;) :good:
[G3 Android Development] edoardotavecchio:
[MENTION=3585838]djdeeles[/MENTION], could you add exfat support to the kernel? It was added in@mistercheese's AOSP ROM (you could take a look at the sources to implement it in the kernel, as it's written in the OP)
[G3 Android Development] Emu:
I can now give my blessing folks. Foxtaur is right. PegasusQ is an amazingly smooth governor and the battery life is like on Alucard.

Note Pegasus has its own hotplug built in. So if you use it, turn it on, turn everything else off (MSM limiter, schedule tasks on same CPU, etc), turn off Thermal control and turn off all the hotplugs. Once you set it up, restart SystemUI or soft reboot or reboot and viola. Ridiculously smooth.... well until it starts lagging after 12 hours just like all the other kernels. But that's a curse we have been living with.

So far the most effective way to get rid off lag after using your phone for a long time is restarting SystemUI.apk in your ROM. I do not understand why this happens but let me tell you, this issue is UNIQUE to Marshmallow. It does not exist in Lollipop. So obviously Google broke Android again in their efforts to improve it. I think it is the battery optimization algorithm that eventually just goes insane after a while because Marshmallow Doze and battery optimization is designed for only ONE governor: Google's own Interactive governor. It remains to be seen if Google will ever design Android to be neutral to all governors again. For now Android 6.0 is allergic to ALL custom kernels. No matter if you run stock, CM or AOSP so please do not be discouraged from flashing aCC. This is by far the best kernel I have ever used. Period.
[G3 Android Development] souler456:
My uptime for now currently is 70 hours and no lags here, man. Probably it's on your ROM side. I use XenonHD and no lags even for weeks. I use my test version of my Slim Intelliplug Intellithermal combo with the Non-Lite v1.5 and all is good. Do take note that not all memory leaks come from kernel... :good:

Edit: And if you ever wonder why my statement "70 hours" contradicts with my statement "no lags even for weeks" is because I have to update my Xposed modules, and that's the only reason I reboot the device. And, man, I even use Xposed and performance is still great. God, I love this kernel... well... the v1.5 one... :p

:D :) ;) :good:
[G3 Android Development] Windforce0511:
Lite kernel is best kernel for Cyanogenmod 13. No single lagg which I had with stock CM kernel. All settings on default settings, only schedule tasks on same CPU and multicore power saving disabled. Btw I must use stock Kernel Adiutor app, because I had problems with Adiutor-Mod (UI stutter, freq changing etc).

Great work dev!
[G3 Android Development] pa.ko:
Zip verification failed

Downloaded two times and got same error in TWRP 3.o.o.2

Should I flash without verification? No md5 checksum available so I'm cautious.

Any suggestion kindly regarded
[G3 Android Development] marcdw:
That's not an error, really. I get that with pretty much everything I flash.

You need to be concerned with the results of the flash. Failure or success. The output will tell you if flashing succeeded or not.

LG G3 D851, AOSP-CAF ROM, Tapatalk 4.9.5
[G3 Android Development] pa.ko:
Well I used either to have md5 checksum or zip with verification. Never flashed anything that cannot be verified. If file is corrupted (any bit or byte changed due network error or memory error) you get succesful flash but issues later.

Anyonel knows where md5 checksum may be found? For lite version particularly
[G3 Android Development] foxtaur:
im so discouraged by greenify's boost, I use it but avoid hibernating system apps, its just not worth hibernating those. I find I get UI lag quite often as soon as I do that. Which begs the question, Is doze flawed with custom kernels with custom hotplugs and governors?

Dunno about turning off thermal core control. I use CCTMOD and it works fine and disabled thermal-engine on say DU.

weird thing too I still have msm limiter enabled(I'll disable it to try your setup trickymaster) but have "IO is BUSY" ticked under hotplug submenu.

But most importantly is I install all my apps from scratch whenever I reinstall roms. whenever I flashed a backed up update.zip package premade under titanium it screws up the UI experience, causes lags when I run greenify.

A good benchmark for UI is running a live wallpaper like "pixel fleet" which is demands that the hotplug and governor combo work without any problems. Frankly I could care less about battery life, having a zerolemon external battery takes care of that issue, its why I dont bother with some battery saving techniques, in fact running those seems to add unnecessary overhead
[G3 Android Development] souler456:
It really depends on what you hibernate here. Check my hibernated apps:

- Android System Webview

- BetterBatteryStats (installed as a system app)

- Bluetooth Extensions

- Bluetooth MIDI Service

- Bluetooth Share

- Browser

- Calculator

- Camera

- Documents

- Email

- FM Radio

- Google Backup Transport

- Google Calendar Sync

- Google Contacts Sync

- Google One Time Init

- Google Partner Setup

- Google Play Services (w/ wake-up paths cut-off)

- Google Play Store

- Google Service Framework

- Google TTS Engine

- Key Chain

- Messaging ("Telephony Wakeup" is required)

- Pico TTS

- Print Spooler

- QuickRemote

- Screen Recorder

- OTA Updater of your ROM

Some of there are missing (like MusicFX, SoundRecorder, CellBroadcast, and LiveWallpapers) because I always delete them before I boot the newly re-flashed phone. Well, anyways, I hibernate thos and my phone's still smooth. It also depends on what GApps you flashed and what ROM are you using when choosing what system apps to hibernate. And I also use "Agressive Doze" feature of the Greenify, and it works fine. Just whitelist important apps like Messaging or Clock or whatevz.

Wait. AFAIK CTTMod "IS" the ROM's thermal engine, since it only replaces the values of the ROM's thermal engine configuration. And by disabling it, and also disabling the kernel's thermal process, then... :eek:

Correct me on this if I'm wrong...

Hmmm... This doesn't happen on my side. I always restore my apps via TiBU and never got issues. Are you on the latest version of the TiBU (v7.4.0)? :confused:

Honestly, my only battery saving techs are Greenify, disabling Play Services Components and Wakelocks script, and modifying the Kernel Setup. Never used any other things like Amplify, StaminaMode Xposed, LSpeed, and alikes (not that I have grudges with them). I am just quite content with how my G3 performs now. Getting a regular 5-6 hours of SoT with my 6-month old battery is still a "yes" for me... :good:

:D :) ;) :good:
[G3 Android Development] alvinydp:
It works fine in XOSP ROM..

The issues were just charging issue (stopped without no reason and hh must be restarted) and very hot like a hot coffee.. So i set a custom setting on kernel little bit .

I hope the charging issue will be fixed asap.

Thanks.

Alvin

G3 D855

XOSP 6.2

Acc kernel 1.6
[G3 Android Development] LiveBoy:
Thanks for your hard work. This kernel is rock stable. :)

Just some changes in thermal and a little undervolt made it awesome for me.

D855-RR 5.7.0-aCC 1.6
[G3 Android Development] southernrock:
Is this even real I got 7h sot and still going on ? With my 1,5 year LG G3

But I got problem sometimes when charge plugged, its not charged

I must restart my phone and everything is allright again. Until i got charging problem again. (V 1.5). Is that a bug ?
[G3 Android Development] good223:
If you keep the alucard gov and mess with other the settings under the cpu tab, the charging will stop working shortly after a reboot and the kernel auditor settings have been applied.

If you use a diff gov, you are then able to change settings under the cpu tab.

If you want to keep alucard as the gov, leave all settings under the cpu tab stock. You can still change any other setting under other tabs regardless though. The main issue is messing with cpu settings while keeping the alucard gov.
[G3 Android Development] Fragin 11:
Your configuration?
[G3 Android Development] southernrock:
I use pegasusq gov with inte lliplug just like other master in some post before. I am a noob but have brave to change somethig that I didnt know sure. Maybe i messed something but it should be cpu things. Ill try to reflash it

---------- Post added at 01:04 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:02 PM ----------

I dont know dude i just change things lower than it should. Like 2 max cpu, lower cpu max freq, etc.

I copy setting from our master in some post before this. You can search it.

Ofc with greenify and amplify xposed
[G3 Android Development] ishanbhatnagr96:
In future, you should post the full battery stats with the battery graph. This is not a legit analysis of your battery life. You might've charged in between
[G3 Android Development] Taracair:
SoT thing is the most stupid thing ever. You can have different brightness level through the whole day and it's not meaningful anymore. Also one person has lowest brightness, another has highest brightness and you cannot compare it.
[G3 Android Development] ishanbhatnagr96:
I agree with you. But even if you are posting your battery life and SOT, you should post all the graphs.
[G3 Android Development] coki4:
What is the difference between the two kernels?

Thanks
[G3 Android Development] Andrewoidd:
v1.6 has more options to customize. The Litev1.0 is cleaner and simpler. I believe that is the answer. Have no desire to try out the Lite to know for sure, but I believe people wanted the excess clutter removed so the OP made the Lite to fulfil that request while keeping both. Basically, if you want more customizations, go for v1.6. If you want simplicity, go for Lite1.0.

Someone feel free to correct me if I am wrong.
[G3 Android Development] ishanbhatnagr96:
So, which one would provide more stability? I am thinking of flashing RR 5.7.0 and don't really like the stock kernel since it heats up the phone quicker than exodus's stock kernel. Since you're using 1.6, could you please tell about the battery life and performance?

Thanks.