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[OnePlus X Original Android Development] FabioSan:
It's sad to see that "one of the best" kernel devs have dropped their own kernel support for the stock based rom, which is "better" then custom roms on many parts.

I'm not flaming, just a bit disappointed also if I understand why you dropped support. OOS on opx sucks anyway and is barely outdated. So I understand, really, but still a bit disappointed ^^"

There are indian devs that still work on kernel for OOS. But anyway, good luck on the future, Franco :)
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] Aamod Joshi:
Try flashing it and post your results.

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The r4 worked flawlessly for me at least. I'd be happy if Francisco still kept the link to the kernel so that others can use it if they want to, it's his choice to discontinue the support for the kernel, but the r4 worked flawlessly so I don't think so it'll need any other updates afaik.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] cokesucker:
Flashed r5 on a MM 6.01 ROM. Boots fine, works great so far. Thanks Franco.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] andisetyawan11:
i had change back my rom to cm13 sultan from oos, can i used r5 to cm13 sultan sir ? i scared like yesterday sometime freeze i must hard poweroff, cause im uber driver, when i get order my phone freeze , :D
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] peryndark:
Of course not. CM13 Sultan uses different sources and obviously francoKernel is for LineageOS 14.1.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] Dizzyrul3z:
No U can't. It's for LOS not for CM13.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
There are a number of issues that I cannot fix with the Kernel for stock, even I have weird lockups & Kernel panics and I can't debug what the issue is. Besides, there are a lot more users on LineageOS roms, it's a waste of time to keep on working on something deprecated as stock at this point.

Dude comon, this is for LineageOS roms, not Sultan's CM13 fork.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] Aamod Joshi:
The post says the support is for LOS. However, I tried booting into AOSPE with FK and it booted up. I don't know if there are other issues or not cause I just flashed it and haven't used it much yet. If you want, you can try out for yourself.

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Well yeah, there's no point in working for OOS cause hardly anyone is on OOS who's acquainted to XDA. I guess this kernel is supported with other ROMs which aren't based on LOS cause I just booted into AOSPE and it works fine, for now at least. Are you planning to provide support for other ROMs too?
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] intoxicated.mad:
First impressions of r5 ? Anybody?
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] Aamod Joshi:
It's awesome, I don't know about it much though cause I've been trying out multiple ROMs to see if r5 is supported on them or not, currently on LOS, will let you know about my experience:good:
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] TECCC:
Some recommend settings for battery life?

I'm actually on arsenic kernel

Cpu max 1036, cpu min 300, gov Impulse, threshold 652, cpu input boost 422.

Could I use the same with your kernel or is something different recommend for Battery life?

Best regards
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] Aamod Joshi:
The setting you are on will give you a really good battery life. 5 to 5.5 hours, tops for screen on time with roughly 6-7 hours of battery life if you're on Nougat. If on marshmallow, the same setting can get you anywhere between 8 to 12 hours of battery life with 6 or 6.5 hours of screen on time.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] Calvin2394:
Amazing.

Standby battery is a highlight, mine didn't drain 1% for 2 hours of standby.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
Your device will lag to death on those settings, but you'll have outstanding battery life.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] Aamod Joshi:
Benchmark results went down on Nougat for some reason, marshmallow showed like 61k and Nougat shows me 56k. It won't be a big issue, but yeah, I kinda felt like it should've been the same if not better.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] :
I've just installed this kernel on my rooted LineageOS 14.1 OPX. I've also purchased the app. So far so good :D

Let the playing commence!
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] Privod:
The kernel has been installed, but I would like to hear about the support of AOSP firmware.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] OnePlusXEquals:
Thanks for pushing this out so quickly! Unfortunately unlike with your OOS kernel, I'm seeing significant standby drain, somewhere in the order of 8% an hour, can I provide logs etc?
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] Kéno40:
8% ?

Did you clean flashed ?

Did you erase all other kernel config?
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] OnePlusXEquals:
I have never dirty flashed in my life!

I imagined wiping & formatting every partition erased kernel configs, am I wrong?
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] Kéno40:
No, you're right.

Even when you just upgrade a rom, you never flash over?

That 8% can be because your system, is doing a on line back up of the data and app, or google Photos synchr....
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] OnePlusXEquals:
No haha, I don't like the idea of it, definitely OCD, but I'm happy with my methods haha
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] Aamod Joshi:
Same thing... Not 8%, I'd say for me its about 10% or something when the wifi is on, without wifi, it's like 3% an hour on stand by. And when charging, the device heats up pretty darn fast and it doesn't charge as fast as it did on other kernels.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
WiFi drivers are the same LineageOS ships. I'll check if there's any wakelock I can block that I haven't done so yet. I don't think it's anything related to FK though, using the same patches for the N5 and it's all fine. Besides, my battery life has been just fine.

The device charges the same as with any other Kernel.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] OnePlusXEquals:
Yeah, I haven't noticed any charging issues, I'm sure LOS will improve this over time, I will stick with it, I doubt I will really need more than 4 hrs SoT per day in the next month or so anyway so hopefully it will have improved by then :) Thanks for your efforts, you have inspired me to start learning about kernel development!
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] Skyfiend:
Seem like my OPX drained pretty fast with bluetooth and mostly standby, like 25%/2 hours.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] Haubitze:
Sounds like i installed another kernel xD

After one day of use 2-3 h ost (some games and browsing) there was still 49% of battery left.

Good job
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] OnePlusXEquals:
I spoke too soon! This has definitely taught me to keep my mouth shut and not be so quick to judge haha! That has got to the flattest line i have seen on a battery graph in a while...

Great job Franco!

EDIT: forgot to attach SoT but it's 4hrs 15 mins with 29% remaining!
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] Aamod Joshi:
I'm still facing battery drain issues... Didn't use Kernel adiutor or anything that can change the kernel settings, didn't flash anything other than Gapps and su addon apart from the kernel itself. Basically everything stock, jo substratum or anything, and still this..
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] Kéno40:
I don't see a drastic battery drain here.

half an hour of SOT -> 12 % => more than 4H of SOT.

Edit : and 0,5 h of SOT for 1 H of use...

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Hi, just to know, why did you uninstal NapTime?
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] Aamod Joshi:
I can get more SOT on other kernels like arsenic or BlackReactor, roughly 5 hours of SOT. I'd say I get somewhere about 0.5 hours of less SOT on FK. I agree it's not drastic.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] TECCC:
used kernel now 2 days , set max cpu to 1.5ghz cause no need for high performance.

Battery Life is very fine , after hole day going to sleep got still 29% , used facebook, whatsapp , browser , youtube.

Kernel performs very well , big thanx to you franco
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
Your signal was **** for some periods according to the graph, which means rip battery. Other than that everything seems just fine to me, you're on track for 5h screen on time. I'm sure other "Kernels" will give you over 9 hours of screen on time.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] Androidoo:
Well m back to lineage because its franco kernel, loved it on OOS :) so yeah los + fk
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] Vennesch:
Flashed FK for the first time. Having installed the recommended settings of Arsenic (max 17xxmhz etc). Installed naptime as well. Do you recommend to set it to aggressive doze? Earlier on i had L speed and Greenify installed, will those work good or only do harm to battery life? Anymore tips fora good balance between performance and battery life? The latter is most important to me. I don't play games btw. Thanks in advance!
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
I don't agree with some of the changes L Speed does, and I think some are totally unecessary, but you're free to try and experiment.

Naptime without Aggressive Doze enabled does absolutely nothing. You don't need my app, but I through the app I have a lot of easy to use features & tips to boost battery life without fumbling through 2394348498594 settings. If not, then simply underclocking the CPU will help you a lot.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] Vennesch:
Alright, do i still need Greenify?
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] amaldhure:
Flashed FK r5 on my OnePlus X running Lineage OS 03/16 nightly build (Android 7.1)

Mainly came here to read reviews on FK. Since the battery performance on my OnePlus X running Lineage OS based on 7.1 sucks and Franco has added full support for Lineage OS, I've flashed the r5 version.

Hoping for better battery life now (of course without having to compromise on the stability).

Thanks Franco, appreciate your efforts! :)
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] andisetyawan11:
Flash Los because FK, hehehe :) bye M
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] BrokenBee:
People are just quoting their experiences. Its okay to admit that other kernels which have been on scene for this device may be much better than yours. Yours might surpass them. Or not. Time will tell.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
Show me your wakelocks.

True. But I vehemently believe there's no other "flash & forget" configuration which saves nearly as much battery as FK.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] ZerNico:
Nothing against you personally but would you mind lowering your * ratio a bit?
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
What's the problem?
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] Tagion:
You are using bull****,****ing or **** in so many replies. That's the problem
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] ZerNico:
That!

Did you ever look at your posts? Litterally every second post has the nice 4 *'s in it.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
Well, this is how I speak in real life - they are just words to express emotions. Such as "love" and "joy", **** expresses an emotion of frustration.

I can tone it down a bit if it really bothers a sizeable amount of users, but I think it's stupid that I have to change my own personality because some astherisks are bothersome. This is my true self, unfiltered, and I think it takes courage to expose myself truthfully through the internet without the fear of being judged.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] Tagion:
Why don't you just say "This bug is so annoying" instead of "****ing **** Bug"?
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] ZerNico:
That's how you see it. Other people could find that offensive. You are on a pretty big website with people from all over the world reading your posts. It would be reasonable to hold yourself back and stop using these words.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
Because that's how I feel.

They are filtered for that exact same reason, so that nobody can see the words directly.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] ZerNico:
There is one problem with it, people exactly know what the ****'s mean. It's basically just a variable for it. You are a good and well known developer and many appreciate your work but that's definitely not how someone like you should write. It just seems weird and not matching.

I hope you got my point, I don't want to flood your thread any further. It just wouldn't be that bad to not be that emotional then ;).
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
Genuine question, why?

Thanks for the constructive feedback.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] Dagad:
Hey bro, since long the guy is explaining why u shouldn't use the kind of language u are using!

This website that is read by thousands of people, so controlling your * words is all we expect.

And u aren't asked for ur life!

Just to change a small way of replying!

With all due respect to your work, just a request to improve the way of posting.

Thank you!
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
Thanks for the constructive feedback, appreciated.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] ZerNico:
Genuine question to you, did you just get what I wanted to tell you? It's not just me who thinks like that.

You are welcome.

Good luck with your Kernel
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
Yes, I did. Thanks for the constructive feedback, appreciate the time you invested in providing it.

I'll improve.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
New Franco Kernel version for the OnePlus X

r6

1. More aggressive custom wakelock blocking. If we want an wakelock blocked we really mean it

2. Updated WiFi drivers from CodeAurora repository

zip: https://kernels.franco-lnx.net/OnePlusX/7.1.1/anyKernel/fk-r6-anykernel2.zip

Franco Kernel Manager & Updater is the best companion for this Kernel (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.franco.kernel)

If you don't (yet) have my full featured app you can always just download its free counter part which lets you seamlessly and automagically update Franco Kernel on your device. It's free and my cat approves! (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.franco.kernel.free)

I also strongly suggest you install Naptime (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.franco.doze), for free, to achieve the best battery life through out the day. Try it, you won't be disappointed!
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] BrokenBee:
Is this still OOS compatible or just LOS?
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
LineageOS roms.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] amaldhure:
Hi Franco! I'm "experiencing" battery drain with r5 francokernel version too on my OnePlus X running Lineage OS 14.1.

Is there any objective way to measure if the phone's battery life is getting benefited due to the new r5 kernel? Thanks!
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] Paget96:
It's really stupid to vilification other projects.
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] looney_tkp™:
Francisco Franco i love your work, why because you put years and effort into it to make it better, i respect that. But having to call someone's years of work bull**** tells me you have skills in development yet you lack the basic reasoning in life and on why we're here on XDA.

We're all here to support each other in development terms, don't be bias towards the work of others. Pinpoint mistakes to people when they make one in their work(some depend on it as a source of income, like you also do) as I'm sure you had plentiful help in your young deving days, note that not everyone will use your product(people have different taste) and also you're not the only developer here...if you don't want to help, don't call it bull****...it would have been wise to point a mistake in his work than insult it and hype yours, a childish behavior IMO.

stop being bias like you joined XDA yesterday, supporting developments is part of the basic reasons behind XDA. Grow up
[OnePlus X Original Android Development] amaldhure:
Observed a random reboot a few minutes after installing the r6 version on my OnePlus X and booting it up. Unfortunately, I do not have any logs for that instance. I'l observe it more.
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom General] celltech:
good day to all. i would just like to ask if its possible for our hp ipaq rw6828 to interchange to a xda atom housing or covers?
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom General] jford04:
Hi.

I don't think this would be possible as that Atom has a different button layout.

However that's just my opinion. I'd wait for somebody more experienced to give a detailed reply.
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom General] trinity54:
it is possible

just that the button shown on the "send , end call " , "start " and another button is diff layout.but they fit exactly the same.i've done it in my shop for one of the customers and i use the casing of a dummy atom and it fits nicely onto a hp6828.hope that helps.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] michaelbsheldon:
Is it possible to install HTC Mail on the Pixel XL? It does not seem to be available for install thru Play Store. Thanks.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] 5.1:
Hi... You could try installing it from apkmirror:

http://www.apkmirror.com/?post_type=app_release&searchtype=apk&s=HTC+mail

Good luck...
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mephisto_POA:
Hi guys,

I tried a couple of years ago disabling encryption on my Nexus 6 and the performance was great, but as updates were released it turned out to be a pain to keep up always having to manually update the phone. My nexus 6 now is crawling and I'm thinking about trying to disable encryption. I could not find any sort of reports if it can be done on 7.1.1

Has anyone tried? Is there any guide? Thanks!
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ktmom:
It's no different. If your bootloader is not unlocked, unlocking it will wipe the user data partition. If the bootloader is already unlocked, you'll need to wipe the user data partition.

*IN EITHER CASE YOU WILL LOSE YOUR DATA. DO A BACKUP FIRST

Then flash a ROM with an included kernel that doesn't force encrypt. Or, just flash a kernel that doesn't force encrypt.

Now that I've answered your question, IMHO, it's not worth the effort. If your phone is crawling, do a factory reset. On a stock ROM, go to Settings > Backup & Reset and make sure you have your Google backup settings enabled. Use the Factory Data Reset button to actually reset. READ through the information and confirm. This will cause your phone to reboot with a wiped system partition.

If your on a custom ROM I'm going to assume you know how to wipe through recovery.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NLBeev:
My 7.1.1 uses the lite stock rom of Danvdh.

I think you're right about the hassle. Only decrypting is not enough. But debloating and removing unused stuff and decrypting the data partition did raise performance on my N6.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mephisto_POA:
Yeah, I know it is a bit of a hassle, but considering there will be no more updates after 7.1.1 it should be a once only process right? Is possible to disable encryption on 7.1.1. without rooting?

I'm happy to unlock the bootloader and wipe the phone, not a problem.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NLBeev:
Don;t forget the monthly security updates.

I am using the lite stock room of Danvdh. It's a pre-rooted stock room.

But I think updates can be dirty flashed because the system, radio and bootloader will not change anymore.

So root and install TWRP to flash the updates
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mephisto_POA:
the problem with rooting is that many apps will not work, I'm cool staying without root and vanilla android, I just want to get rid of the encryption
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NLBeev:
In that case the post of [MENTION=6617276]ktmom[/MENTION] is applicable.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hammerdown58:
I am on 7.1.1 and have used the fed patcher mentioned on this site and it has worked nicely on custom and stock ROMs. But u have to be rooted.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mephisto_POA:
I'm a bit illiterate in this aspect, apologies. but I could not find a vanilla android for nexus 6 with just encryption disabled and no root. I would really appreciate if you could give me some directions?

The NEXUS 6 ANDROID DEVELOPMENT and NEXUS 6 ORIGINAL ANDROID DEVELOPMENT seems both to have only modified versions. I'm a bit confused
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ktmom:
Plain vanilla unencrypted would be google factory image plus a non forced enforcing kernel. B14CKB1RD, Franco there are others.

Custom ROM that is close to vanilla but comes with a non forced encrypting kernel would be Pure Nexus.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NLBeev:
I have only one direction for you and that's the lite stock rom of Danvdh.

The kernel is the modified part. (no forced encryption).

After flashing this rom, you can unroot by uninstalling supersu.

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=59561445/
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saltyzip:
Hi, I also want to remove encryption from my Nexus 6 Stock as it is a stuttering mess.

I have rooted and installed the stock rom of Danvdh, but to my disappointment on boot up the phone is still showing as encrypted.

Have I done something wrong?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ktmom:
That was an answer to a different question.

The ROM you installed I believe has a non-force encrypting kernel. But just installing a non-force encrypting kernel isn't enough. You need to wipe user data and install a kernel that doesn't force encrypt.

Please read back a page to two for the whole recent conversation that has more details, like the fact that you'll lose all of your data in this process.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saltyzip:
Got it working, just followed this:

Just because forced encryption is disabled doesn't mean it decrypts you. You have to do that yourself by formatting data either through TWRP (TWRP > Wipe > Format Data button) or through fastboot (fastboot format userdata), which will wipe out your app data and your internal storage partition so make the appropriate backups.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ktmom:
You going to take credit, you should at least use your own words ?
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mephisto_POA:
I've gone with your guys suggestion with stock lite, working like a charm, very snappy. The phone feels indeed light, and multitasking is way smoother now, thanks!!!

just on a side note, after you install the rom you need to wipe the data partition to get rid of the encryption
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kudabee61:
Installed twrp on bn Nexus 6 os 5.1 OTA for 7.1.1 encrypted it

No clue how to fix this I'm a noob unlocked bootloader unencrypted Android 5 then it OTA updated to 7.1.1 and now can't get to twrp to wipe encryption how can I get this going again phones working just can't use cable to computer have the SD card reader micro SD any help would be appreciated
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Strephon Alkhalikoi:
Get your phone's USB port fixed, then you can fix the ROM issue.
[Samsung Gear S3] tamanaco:
Just saw this article in Sammobile and wondered if anyone in the US has received this "Jansky wearable" update recently.
[Samsung Gear S3] dkb218:
Got it yesterday. I see no difference. No new watchface.
[Samsung Gear S3] tamanaco:
The current Tizen version on my AT&T SM-R765A is 2.3.2.0, What's the Tizen version on your updated S3?
[Samsung Gear S3] RaymondPJR:
Pardon my ignorance, but just how does the update come across? I've looked in 'about phone', only saw what version I'm on.

EDIT: NVM, I found it.
[Samsung Gear S3] venumx:
After Jansky update tizen version is 2.3.2.2 ... no noticeable differences that I have found