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[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] んなあああああああ:
Didn't find anyone else with this problem: I am using Resurrection Remix as my ROM. Whenever I try to flash Franco kernel from the manager app or recovery, Magisk (which is included in RR) will get removed after the reboot. Is this a bug, or will I have to do something differently to prevent the removal of Magisk? Also, when I open FK Manager after a fresh flash of RR, it actually says that version r1 of the kernel is already installed. I can provide logs if needed.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] keval_juthani:
I would try this.

Check if magisk is latest.

If not, uninstall magisk with magisk uninstaller.

Flash kernel.

Flash latest magisk.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] んなあああああああ:
This is what I have currently done. However, I'm looking for a way which doesn't involve reinstalling Magisk.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] yuvaphalle:
Noob here....

Just wanted to ask will I loose my old pictures after flashing this kernel.

(Using RR 5.8)

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Noob here....

Just wanted to ask will I loose my old pictures after flashing this kernel.

(Using RR 5.8)

Read other members reply saying having issue with old pictures

Also with WhatsApp profile picture
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] magnamentis:
define "pictures" there are all kinds of "pictures" if you mean photos and media in general, that's impossible, not even remotely kernel related.

if you mean profile pictures as you mentione, the same, has absolutely nothing to do with the kernel, they belong to "app data" and they certainly are not touches by the kernel, not even close.

you refer to "someone" posting "something" which is exactly why at times i get too exited when i see people jumping to conclusions and posting all kinds of BS because they simply assume the they don't do anything wrong, hence seek for a culprit and at times, like in this case, the blaming roms and/or kernels is really ridiculous.

in short, no, not because you flash the kernel will you loos any media.

EDIT: most people simply forget to consider that in most cases they flash a new kernel jointly with a rom update, often clean installs, directly after rooting or any other steps that could be responsible for data loss.

i've seen people blaming a rom after unlocking the bootloader which as we all know wipes internal storage, just an example, not directly related to your issue.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] no_name:
Hi,

You might be aware that, Sony Xperia Z5 premium has already ported EAS. Is there something holding you to port it on OP2?

There are some clear evidences of battery improvement with this feature, might be nice to have it on OP2.

Source: https://xdaforums.com/z5-premium/general/announcement-energy-aware-scheduling-t3620897

Good day

Regards
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] Zatzy:
Anyone know where we can get the APK for the manager app? I would really like to try it first on my OP2 to see how it works, especially since there are also in app purchases.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] hurrykaneftw:
Buy it from playstore. For first few hours u'll hv refund option available in play store. So u can try all u want.

And in app purchases r not for any additional function, they r donations.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] sujju:
I'm using Naptime, and observing that the ongoing download stops when aggressive doze kicks off. Any suggestion/tips please to prevent that from happening? Thanks.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] hurrykaneftw:
U may already know that but u tried this?:

(from playstore description FAQ)
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] randomrove:
Hi Franco!

First of all, great work as always. I just want to advise you about few things.... Everytime my phone goes under 20% of battery it goes in Power-Saving mode and it turns on the android battery saver (which is ok because i settled it). But then, when i unplug my 100% battery phone the energy profile is still settled as Power-Saving and so the Android default one.

Also, if i update the lineageOS ROM from settings->update will I have to reflash the kernel? (And i know it's not the right thread to ask but i was wondering the same thing for supersu and xposed).
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] brownbull69:
I remember using your kernel on almost all the custom roms I used on my Nexus 4, that was a few years ago. Since I got the OnePlus 2 I just stuck with the stock ROM/kernel (big mistake).

I recently came to my senses and flashed a custom ROM (cosmic os), I regret for not having done this earlier. I reinstalled your app and it's so damn beautiful and functional, again I regret for not having done his earlier. Keep up the good work man :)

Also has anyone tried Franco's kernel with the cosmic os? How's it compare to the stock one on cosmic?
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] fuser1337:
Does it still work on latest LOS builds? (I'm informed there are alot of kernel changes in new builds)
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] magnamentis:
a) it works

b) if not you'd have heard (read) about it here

c) making a backup and trying it out is faster and comes with a chance to contribute here

hope it's clear and nice enough

EDIT: all that applies to my setup and does not mean that it works for everyone even though it normally does/should, which takes us back to (c)
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] abieJaz:
Does this kernel has fast charging .

I have very bad experience with oxygen is my phone charges very slowly . That's why I have a custom kernel flashed on pure Nexus rom . Nd it does charge pretty fast .

PS my device one plus 2 pure Nexus 7.1.2 / boffela kernel

#i don't have the original one plus cable ..
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] Bimm3r:
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With Franco kernel I got max 1.3A using a xiaomi 5V 2A charger, with stock lineage kernel i get 1.7 1.8A with the same cable and charger. Also tested with an e-boda quick charger and the values where even lower than with the xiaomi 5V 2A charger wich is weird. For me, theese values are pretty low compared to my other phone (xiaomi redmi note 3) with franco kernel and e-boda quick charger i got max 3.5A and with the stock charger i got 2.0 2.1 A. So, this phone charges kinda slow... I need to get an original OnePlus charger or at least the cable.

What charging rates are you getting with boefla kernel? Please do a test and tell us. Also what cable and charger are you using? I am using a "Tellur" usb C cable, costs about 5 euros at Carrefour.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] abieJaz:
I am using the original one plus charger . This my cable is broken .

Using a usb 2.0 cable Tukzer from Amazon .

PS charger doesn't support usb 3.0 cables stangely I have a micro usb to type c adapter :)
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] fuser1337:
Using it on Latest 10/08 Official LOS build. Smooth, no problems so far.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
r10 is out now with lots of security related patches and synced up with LineageOS's tree. Get it now and enjoy.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] vignesh95:
Thanks for the update?

Have you synced all the kernel commits

Or only synced commits from last official lineage os update

Because why I am asking is the developer has merged some patches to kernel

[MENTION=3292224]franciscofranco[/MENTION]
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
I did a simple git merge...
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] fuser1337:
Oskar added Core_ctl to kernel removing hcube and added support for the same in rom (But it'll be coming in 18th aug build). I'm sorry I don't know exactly anything but I have the idea that francoKernel was already off the hcube module. Please enlighten me :laugh:
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
I don't use any of those things.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
r11 is out with more security patches! Go get it!
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] sujju:
Thanks. But can't find it on the Web server.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] fuser1337:
Waiting eagerly for it to appear on server! Thanks!
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] Hell_Dog:
someone on not off rr uses this kernel? how does it itself conduct what settings of a kernel you use?
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] kwaxi:
I experienced this problem with a recent LineageOS 14.1 but didn't try to resolve it. I just sticked to the stock LineageOS kernel and waited if some discussion of the issue arises.

Did you manage to solve the issue? Which version of Magisk and FrancoKernel did you use?
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] magnamentis:
just flash magisk latest version as the last zip upon flashing rom and/or kernel. for dirty it's rom, kernel, magisk and for clean it's rom, gapps, kernel magisk. works flawlessly always and should it ever happen that you forget to re-flash magisk as last item you can do that thereafter any time.

only caveat will be that you have to re-apply root permissions to apps. further i recommend to install a third party busybox, i'm using busybox pro by stericson for 5+ years and never have any issues.

as to magisk included into RR, this is not always the case, some maintainers at times remove it and then re-add it, mostly depending on user feedback and once several users prefer SSU over magisk. as far as i know the trend is for roms to come unrooted but as mentioned it's intermittent which is why i recommend to always flash the above mentioned zips in exactly that order.

does not mean that one cannot have success with another config/setup and/or flashing order but that's the one i would sign that i never had issues.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] んなあああああああ:
I didn't exactly solve it, Magisk would get removed every time I flash FK. I used the most recent versions available back then, Magisk v13.x & FK r9, I believe. FK just needs to be flashed before Magisk so it won't get removed.

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I have a problem with the FK manager app: whenever I reboot my phone, all the settings in "Battery life labs" section get reset. I thought it was because I was using Resurrection Remix, which is not officially supported. However, now I'm using the latest LineageOS nightly, but I'm still having this problem. Would be great if someone has a solution to this.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] fuser1337:
That's how Magisk works. It patches the current boot image(kernel) so it won't need to modify system partition for providing root access. So everytime you update FK it obviously gets defaulted and removed and you must flash Magisk zip again.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] kwaxi:
Flashing the zips in this order solved the problem, the explanation by [MENTION=4948573]fuser1337[/MENTION] provides the details why.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] Bimm3r:
Is quick charge working with franco kernel?
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] Neocas94:
I have a similar problem mentioned before. The settings in battery life labs resets, especially the screen brightness reduction setting is turning off automatically all the time.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] magnamentis:
quick charge is not a clear term, it has been adopted by some and "abused" so to say. there is no real hardware based quickcharge for this device, not the way the name was originally used by hardware manufacturers.

one can change a few parameters, mostly thermal configuration to allow slightly more throughput under specified conditions, especially under higher temperatures. i have increased all threshold for thermal throttling by about 25-30% almost from day one and my device works and looks like new, hence no problem.

OEMs simply cover their back by throttling down everything to temps that are far below anything every laptop and desktop is allowed to run.

i'm sure that there are different opinions on the matter but i boost my stuff for many many years and never had issues, not once device died before someone dropped it, all batteries except one of a note 2 made it over 4-5 years.

if you need to know how to tweak that let me know, it's device specific but very easy for the OP2 via magisk plug-in / module
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] Bimm3r:
Hello and thanks for the reply. I sure am interested in tweaking the throttling values, hope it's not to tricky, I'm a noob :) i'm getting maximum 1.8 amps from a 5v 2.0 xiaomi charger with a fake cable. I ordered from aliexpress a OnePlus cable, waiting for the order to arrive. :)
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] magnamentis:
1800mA is about what you get, totally sufficient to keep charging with heavy loads and indeed if you get that you're even on the upper mark, 1600 - 1700mA is about the norm, 1800mA and above is really good. first generation quickcharge charged at 2A hence the few mA less should really not matter, almost cosmetic. 3000mA and above is out of reach, hence you're good.

the thermal configuaration would not increase above values but keep them on longer before throttling down to lower values.

visit the following link/thread, download the zip file, flash it from recovery, reboot into system and open magisk manager and go to modules and look if it's active (check-marked) if so you're good to go, if not check it.

https://xdaforums.com/oneplus-2/general/module-disable-thermal-throttling-op2-t3517926

to do it manually is a bit more work because of delete, copy, paste apply permission but no big thing as well, except that one has to do it after each

rom update.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] davewpy:
Is anyone else having an issue wiping dalvik-cache in TWRP with a data partition that is F2FS?

I was able to use rm /data/dalvik-cache/arm/* and rm /data/dalvik-cache/arm64/*, but I just found it odd.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] Hell_Dog:
Who then what specific settings uses the kernel? or installed and all?
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] QuantumHosting:
I'm trying to improve power savings, back on my previous kernel you could disable the Big Processor but no option exists under Franco.

My question is, does disabling the Big Processor save power or just myth?
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] magnamentis:
of course it saves power but why buy a vehicle with a big engine and then run it on half the cylinders, better buy a phone with less power and/or a huge battery if the battery life has that high of a priority that it appears worth to cripple the device to a low level hardware device. every mid level phone has more power than an octacore on small processors only ;)

that said, each his own of course, reason why i posted this is that it is not a solution, not even worth the word workaround. solutions are to manage consumers (apps) and system, eventually alter thresholds when big-ones chime in and/or reduce thermal configuration to very low level.

your proposed approach leaves a user in exactly the state that we try to circumvent from day one when 810 came out, throttled like hell to avoid heat, mostly to cover qualcomm's ass.

mine running at full power and full brightness down to 50% battery and can still get 6h 30' or more SOT (not gaming) and 0.5-0.8%/ per hour idle drain. it's all about holding apps in check which has gotten even easier under Nougat and with the help of tasker is very customizable to each use case.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] Jaheer Gilani:
Can I flash Franco kernel on pure nexus rom ?
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] chxei:
you can do everything what you want, we can't resist anything :D but it won't run as good as on linage. and gastures won't work at all
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] QuantumHosting:
There are two very important situations where disabling the big processor would be effective:

1. During low battery to further extend call/text time.

2. Under app-profiles, e.g Emails, Banking, Calls, Texts.

While 90% of the time, full-power is useful, the ability to disable the big core has advantages. I managed 7 hours SOT with my previous kernel, and Franco could reach 8+ with this single change. (As an option)

Also, I am not sure if this is a bug but Franco Kernel allowed my device to exceed 80C+ causing burning my hand! Had to pull the power and factory reset. Is there no thermal protection? Could you add a throttling option?
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] QuantumHosting:
Futher issues occuring as well:

1. Unsteady backlight changes, rather than smoothly transitioning from 30% to 50% it just jumps from one to another instantly.

2. App Profiles are broken, it fails to apply when opening applications, and ignores the home button. It applies profiles when using the recents switcher but inconsistent.

3. The app keeps changing variables, e.g I set unchanged for a profile, it switches back to enabled/disabled.

The Franco app is not being optimised nor interfered by other applications, running stock Lineage 14.1 (7.1.1)
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] QuantumHosting:
Further issues regarding changing resolution, I went from 1080p (Native) to 720p and it ruined my system entirely, even setting it back to 1080p didn't fix it.

Everything became supersized, pixelated jaggy textures.

I managed to resolve the issue by resetting DPI to 411 but its still not as it was on stock, some jaggy issues still persist.

Feeling very ripped off given it costs money and the dev wants more for an outdated monitor app + asks for donations to have dark theme! Also, where is he? Clearly not on here daily as claimed.

Please sort this out, did you even test the app on Oneplus 2?

Edit:

Just encountered another bug. Renaming profiles caused random ones to disappear and other times cloned. Nice because I just lost an hour of crafted profiles (10 total)

Getting very tempted to ditch this kernel and go back to my previous one, I expected better from Franco but apparently reliability / quality control was forgotten, this is more like a beta than a release.

I'll wait 24 hours more for a response from the dev, otherwise I'm gone.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] QuantumHosting:
I'm out after it maxed my big cores under low battery and stopped me making an important phone call before I got home to charge up. Worst kernel ever, switched back to previous kernel (both clean installs) and no issues at all.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] fuser1337:
What's wrong with you? YOU ARE choosing this custom kernel over a custom ROM. If you're not happy with it, flash back the stock ROM OnePlus themselves​ gave you when you bought the phone. If you're not happy with the phone buy a new one. Nobody here is responsible for sh*tstorm you face when you do modifications in your device.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] QuantumHosting:
You kind of expect the bare minimum, if it claims "Legendary Battery Life" etc and should work on Lineage then it should work as expected when on a clean install without other mods. It does not. The app is entirely half-arsed and broken. Other kernels work fine.

The worst of all Francos mugging people off and I'm not the only one with these issues but hes quick to vanish after taking peoples money before they can try the kernel.

Pay first, beg for more, and I'll leave you factory-resetting and lining my pocket. The claims in the OP just aren't met and pay upfront, no support, suffer later just is a joke.

Put it this way, if I'd not had to pay then I couldn't care less. Its not just one feature or a minor bug, its utter junk for most features are screwed and buggy.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] dschense:
You said you are out...

Why still writing here. Just go anywhere else.

Bye bye.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] magnamentis:
i suspect that you just don't know how to use things, i use this app for years and can't confirm one single specific and certainly not your general statements/issues.

further i use other kernels and other kernel apps for years on a multitude of devices, be it EX by flar2 or KA etc., and this app is as good or better than most others. ElementalX is my favourite if a device is supported but this app is not far behind.

at least you should elaborate in detail all the issues and flaws you encounter, this would only be fair and provide alternatives like:

- if the problem is real it could be fixed

- if it's user error you could learn

since you mention a multitude of flaws i'm totally sure that user error it is in most cases, else all other users would have the same issues

and reading a bit through this thread (or any other FK thread) one can clearly see that this is not the case.

the device itself is not easy to handle with custom software and most issues that remain are OP based, be it hardware wise and/or due lack

of available sources. the device is cannot be called a success as compared to the OPO (which i own) and the 3(T) which i own but then there were not many devices ever that just worked without flaws and i had most of all high end devices like nexi, notes by samsung etc. they all had their downsides or bugs, mostly manageable through troubleshooting.

for the future i recommend to provide constructive feedback instead of anger, especially considering your stats (XDA-History) a bit more

modesty would suit a quasi-noob much bettter than troll-like outbursts, especially when they are apparently unjustified.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] vignesh95:
Does the late wake up issue still present with latest kernel?

Previously with Franco kernel if a phone call comes the screen will not wake up immediately

Is it still present ?
[MENTION=3292224]franciscofranco[/MENTION]
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] DatMarXx:
what if i flash this kernel on lineage os 7.1.2? should i do that having in fact this kernelis for 7.1.1?
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] magnamentis:
just read carefully and especially release notes and changelogs and you know everything.

no clue where you take it that this kernel is for 7.1.1 only which in fact is not correct.

again read carefully, starting with does not mean "only" if your false assumption is based on the first line in OP ;)
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] sujju:
Apparently, there is another folder (7.1.2) in Franco's webserver, if you browse through. I'm using the file from there.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] shailinder:
Hi,

I have just flashed it on RR 5.8.4. and just wanted to know whether I have to manually do some changes in the setting to get the maximum battery life or default setting would be sufficient?

I am using oneplus 2 and least bother about performance but concerned for battery life.

Please suggest.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] Kallepalli:
[MENTION=3292224]franciscofranco[/MENTION] van i flash this rom on lineage os 15 (oreo ) pls let me know??
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] magnamentis:
you can flash but it either won't run or have issues ;)
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] franciscofranco:
The defaults should work fine :)

Nope, it won't work. I'll push an update for it soon though.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] sidrocks316:
hi fanscisco does it require root to flash this kernal?
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] anupritaisno1:
It won't boot at all
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] sidrocks316:
i am on custom rom aex. how to install this kernal please help?
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] TheVic!:
Flash in recovery. You can also install Francos kernel and download manager and install from within that app.
[OnePlus 2 Original Android Development] dmanu009:
[MENTION=5372360]magnamentis[/MENTION] Amazing SOT, May I know which build of Lineage you using currently and which kernel, the latest build (Lineage OS-20170907) is sucking my battery like anything.

[UPDATE]: upgraded to the latest build 20170914 yet poor battery performance.