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[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
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[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
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[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] :
Hi [MENTION=8251855]gFknQ[/MENTION],

Not much time but willing to test.

Yet on NOS10 btw.

Telegram id is ToTweak
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
need testers for [MENTION=7072514]mady51[/MENTION] kernel for OnePlus 7 series
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] murti52:
I have OnePlus 7 ..

Edit : Stock OS
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
Looking for testers for MSM Xtended on OnePlus 6
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
I have not had my own experiences with Havoc-OS, but will soon enough. I can't recommend LineageOS to anyone. But that comes from little or no experience as well. To me LineageOS is base. Stable, reliable, but borderline boring. I need my options. My customization is important to me. I recommend backing up. Backup Backup Backup using twrp. Clean flash Havoc. If you do not enjoy it (I suspect you will), you have a backup. But I can not advise you on something I haven't tested myself. Just backup. Let me know how it works out. Havoc will either be awesome or overwhelming, neither necessarily a bad thing
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
Had a change of heart and reevaluating latest Caesium Cherry. So 24 more hours, and looks to be promising and worth the wait. Sorry for previous rash judgment https://media.giphy.com/media/JXs578qY3gWCQ/giphy.gif
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
Slightly higher active and slightly lower inactive than Nitrogen stock kernel, so far. But just played a lot of Injustice, so active drain likely to drop a little. Everything responsive and fluid. Brightness dimmer not adjustable though kernel manager. Not a big deal, but screen brightness much brighter than I'm used to with my normal settings. Real good still so far.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
Still going very well Caesium
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] initguru:
looks very promising. How do you compare this to Madys?
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
Everything is there as far as smoothness and speed. The backlight dimmer not being there to toggle or set on boot in any kernel manager still bothers me, but that's my personal thing, and I don't know how many other users care about that. It's slightly higher than Mady's in terms of battery usage. About 1% active battery drain more than Mady's and comparable to or slightly lower than Nitrogen stock kernel. Same with inactive battery usage. Slightly higher than Mady's by around 0.1-0.2%, and similar or slightly lower than Nos stock. Meaning anywhere from 30mins - 1 hour less battery life over a 24hr period than Mady's and maybe 30mins - 1hour more in a day than Nos. . I've got a few more hours to test this kernel, but seems like any three of these kernels are sufficient and capable for an aosp based rom, all with great smoothness and battery life with only a 1-2hr difference in terms of battery life over a day or more, and seemingly identical in responsiveness. But they should be pretty close to the the same, since all my tweaks and set frequencies etc, are identical.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] @krishne35:
Just need a small clarification

Do u use any tweaks like gov tweaks or just flash and forget ?
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
It's all in the thread. I did one round of testing on the 7 or eight Oreo custom kernels with results. That test was all flash and forget, developers own settings. Am now about to end second round of testing, where the 3 best from first round (minus LOS based kernels, as they all pretty much had some small issues on NitrogenOS) all had my tweaks applied. Governor tweaks, Underclocking, etc. Will post my tweaks here when I'm done with this round of testing
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] :
So at the stage of testing, so far what's the best Kernel for battery life and performance but leaning towards battery?
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
For me it's clearly Mady's. Now if you actually follow or read on almost any page of this thread, all I am providing here is my test results, my OPINIONS, my experiences, my usage on NitrogenOS. And a forum for discussion on kernels with different roms, etc. Feel free to share your own experiences.

But yes. Mady's stock settings beat any other kernels stock settings, aka flash and forget, by a fairly decent margin with a rating of 4.9. Nitrogen os stock kernel I rated 4.7 on stock settings, but the next closest was 4.2 with Boeffla and I didn't test it 2nd round because it crashed my camera. With my tweaks, both Mady's abdNitrogen stock kernel increased battery life 1-2% per hour.

To be fair, running Caesium first round was a different version of the the kernel, with the updated version performing much better.

If you ARE leaning towards battery, to me, the choice is clearly Mady's. BUT all three of these are extremely capable kernels and the difference in my ratings only being a couple of points, all between 4.7-5 out of 5. And 4.8-5.0 using my tweaks
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
Here is my final results for Caesium CadaverousCherry. Very good. It stayed 10.6% active drain and 0.6-0.7% inactive drain until the last couple of hours when inactive drain jumped up to 0.9%. I noticed when screen came on it said "Naptime X has stopped" and I'm assuming that's the reason inactive battery drain jumped. Naptime X sometimes stops, on any kernel and I consider this unrelated to kernel itself. I used social apps more than I have on other tests and mor than I usually do, so I tried to compensate by using Injustice, by far the most battery draining app less. I'm finding it hard to rate this kernel. I was thinking about giving it 4.8, with numbers almost identical to Nitrogen kernel (until jump in inactive drain at end). But to me, it seemed ever so slightly more responsive to touch and speedy than Nitrogen kernel, but by such a tiny bit, I was considering 4.9. End result, I'm giving it a 4.85 out of 5. Just a hair above Nitrogen stock kernel. I'll have my FINAL FINAL results here shortly for conclusions for all 3 kernels. And will probably flash Franco after reading the thread some.

Caesium CadaverousCherry 4.85 out of 5.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
I'm on Franco now and I have to admit that I am pleasantly surprised. For it to be an LOS based kernel, I'm not experiencing any of the problems I had with other LOS based kernels. Dash charging works, alert slider sticks to the way I have it set up, cameras all work fine. There does seem to be the slightest lag with touch screen on heavier cpu/gpu type apps like Injustice, but in fairness, I have the most extreme battery settings set up through Franco Kernel Manager, which are actually more extreme than my own tweaks. Here's some screenshots, but since I have just fully charged my device, I do not have any battery usage data available. I'll let it run for a while and report back
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
Here are my FINAL FINAL CONCLUSIONS after these rigorous tests. Mady won with both his stock settings and my tweaks. My tweaks increased battery life for all three final tested. Generally by 1-2% overall. So that makes me happy, that I feel that I am at least doing something right. 1 or 1.5% may not seem like much. And if you are the type who carries your charger with you constantly, and constantly charges your phone, it's not significant. But if you think about it like I do, even 1% difference in battery per hour drain over 10 hours is 10%. 1.5% battery drain over 24hrs is 36% difference. That reflects my findings. MADY'S X14 saved about 15% over Caesium for slightly less than 24hrs with almost identical screen on time. Mady was at 37% and Caesium was at 22% battery left. The screen per hour difference between both active and inactive was about 1.5% total. That's the real result. That's why I conducted these tests, and that's why i shared. I don't want to lag around a charger, cable and square charger. I want my battery to last without worry. So I did prove, at least to myself, that a custom kernel or even stock kernel with adjustments can improve the usefulness and enjoyment of using a OnePlus device.

All three of these kernels are super capable of carrying the load. Specifically on NitrogenOS. If you do not know a lot about flashing kernels and/or tweaking them, my recommendation would be stick to stock. Nitrogen developer doesn't want to deal with people who fk with his rom, and I don't blame him. He's got a perfectly good kernel he spent time on to give users balance, performance, and battery life. And in my opinion, one of the best, if not the best roms and kernels for the OnePlus 3/3t. I've enjoyed it immensely, and not 100% sure if or when I'll switch.

BUT IF YOU DO LOVE modding & FLASHING KERNELS, and seeing how far you can take your device, ther are other options. And for me, the obvious choice, before, during, and after testing is Mady's. Not quite sure how it gets such smoothness and performance with THE BEST battery life, but it does. And that's my choice.

I'll share tweaks with y'all later and results for Franco kernel. Any questions are welcome as are any experiences. I've actually gotten some hints from [MENTION=7072514]mady51[/MENTION] on how to improve my tweaks and will test them by myself for myself in near near future. And I am inclined to take his advice because he is Master of the Kernelverse. Thanks for your input, sir. Appreciate what you do!

Final results overall testing. (MY OPINION, MY SCORE, MY THREAD! ?}

1) MADY'S X14 with my battery saving tweaks

ONLY PERFECT score. - 5.0 out of 5

2) Mady's X14 stock settings, flash and forget 4.9 out of 5

3) CAESIUM CadaverousCherry my battery saving tweaks 4.85 out of 5

4) Nitrogen stock kernel my battery saving tweaks 4.8 out of 5

5) Nitrogen stock kernel stock settings flash and forget 4.7 out of 5

Thanks everybody for sticking around, sharing opinions, feedback, questions, etc!!!
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
I had to kill Franco's extreme battery settings I applied. Fell asleep for a few hours and idle drain was 3%. I think it's because everything is set to run or update at screen off instead of when screen on to reduce active battery drain. I'm going to reset and apply my tweaks and let y'all know.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
I ended my Franco test. LOS kernels just don't do well for Nitrogen. Deep doze was sticking, frequencies weren't sticking, etc. May not have been kernel related at all. But I flashed it twice on top of clean Nitrogen with same result. And immediately after switching kernel those problems ceased. Gonna hang out on MadyX16 with some different tweaks and enjoy my device a couple of days before any new testing
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
SEE BELOW!

Seriously contemplating trying out some different roms. Looking for opinions from persons either on or who have tried these roms. Love customization, features etc, but most importantly stability. Been on NitrogenOS for months and it is super stable, fluid and battery friendly. But sometimes change is good.

One word answers are fine if you just want to name the rom you enjoy or think I should try.

Also would appreciate if you think I should avoid one, say so. Just please don't list why. I don't want to start any arguments or hurt any feelings. Going to post this same post to my thread, if you want to go there to answer, and clog up [MENTION=6460492]sidd007[/MENTION]"s thread here I would appreciate it .

Important to me are:

Stability, being able to update seamlessly without new bugs.

Features, doesn't have to be the most feature heavy rom, but the more the merrier. As long as they work and do not cause any problems.

Substratum without any issues or Andromeda

Hardware button toggle to disable hardware buttons while playing games. Preferably in Quick Settings

Anyone wants to tell their favorite rom would be much appreciated.

I AM STOCK ENCRYPTED AND WANT TO KEEP IT THAT WAY!!!!

Thank you

SEE BELOW!
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
These are the roms I am considering
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] vishruthys:
Try cosmic first. Great stability and battery life with no tweaks
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
I actually saw your post on Cosmic thread and read a lot of their thread. That's why I downloaded it to try. Thanks!
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
Quick question. I noticed you have center clock, which I like. Just curious, can you add date, or adjust center clock font? Not a deal breaker? Nitrogen only has left or right option
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] Pablo.x:
I just switched to lastest Open Beta after a few months on NitrogenOS, just to give it a try again and I'm very happy, too stable and fast (also flashed lastest Franco Kernel version that was released a few days ago).

Good luck in the new experience, I'll keep there reading your comments :cowboy:
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
I've tried aicp, aokp, and aosip. They were all pretty decent for the hour or so I used them. I really love AICP, I've tried it before. But AOSIP was the only one with a hardware toggle button. I've asked aicp dev if he mind adding it quite a while back, but still not there. I don't want to ask twice, devs have their hands full already. If you don't know what I'm referring to I'll provide a screenshot. I've tried creating macros, 3rd party apps,and anything else I could think of. Anybody know a solution. On aicp, and other roms, you can trigger it, in settings. But then you can't back out or use home. Your just stuck in settings

Anybody who has a solution for this please help
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] Riddle5:
DU it´s the best option!
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
Tweaks working out then? Still on Mady or did you try stock kernel?
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] Riddle5:
don't try stock kernel but mady is the best!! I use:

DU (yesterday) + Mady x14 + FW OB 26 + encrypted

it's the beast!!! tomorrow send ss of my sot
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] vishruthys:
U can add date but I'm not sure about the font
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] goodoldie1996:
I've tried all the oreo roms out there and for me, carbon rom works out the best. You should give it a try.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
I haven't even tried. I will do so! Thanks
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] Subho1999:
Quick Question. I did not find any 4.07 version of EX Kernel for Oneplus 3T. I did search the official thread and also the EX Kernel Official Site

Could you link me to the 4.07 version of EX-Kernel.

And also very much appreciate what you are doing here.:good:
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
I used ElementalX kernel manager to download. It's on 4.09 last I checked.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
I tried it and iit was great. But then, I went to find a hardware toggle, and the only place I could find one is deep in settings menu. Not one in Quick settings. Then I couldn't get out of settings back to home because home and back button and recents are all off. Same thing with AICP which is really good. I don't play a lot of games. Generally just one game, 15-30 something minutes a day. But it is impossible to play that game without turning hardware buttons off, because you're swiping and tapping the screen constantly. I do appreciate the feedback. But about 3 of the REALLY good roms like Carbon and AICP I can't use cuz of this missing feature. ?Frustrating

I'm on Bootleggers right now which I have never ever tried and it is AMAZING! I still haven't set it all up yet, but the list of features is incredible and everything works so far
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] AndreiVolk:
I'm on omni atm and it has quick tiles to enable/disable both navbar/hw buttons.

Stock kernel is smooth but not the best battery life. Flashed the latest caesium kernel yesterday and battery seems a bit better.

You should keep an eye on extended rom too. Latest build has a problem with encryption but when it gets fixed you should try it. It ships already with mady's because the devs are working together.

And if i remember good it has that quick tile for hw buttons too.

Keep up the good work.

Appreciate it ;)
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
My problem with Omni, is that I can't set all my hardware buttons to what I want. I realize that is really really picky and small issue that doesn't bother other people maybe as much. But I ALWAYS use my back button long press for screenshot. In this thread alone I've used tons of screenshots, not to mention taking screenshots of emails, articles on chrome, etc. I like being able to do that easily and in a fraction of a second, without a third-party app, long pressing power then clicking options, pulling down QS or whatever. And 3finger screenshot always makes screen move, at least a little if you're not on OOS. Like I say, I realize that's me being super picky.

But I'm not trying to argue with you. I really really like OMNI and after being on it last night, it's very easy to see why it's in the top 2 or 3 Oreo customs and should be on everybody's list to try. I particularly enjoy the status bar battery customizations and logo. If I wasn't so picky on that one issue, I would definitely spend a while exploring and enjoying it.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
I particularly like the priority notification option. Don't understand why more roms don't implement those options. Never got the chance to actually see if it worked.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] ianthemojo:
Can you also compare the Custom ROMs you're testing with stock OOS? The thing that matters for me most is fluidity and responsiveness, as well as some battery life. I'm currently on stable OOS (Experience OS R32 since I have an OP3) with Franco Kernel r40 and couldn't really find a config that beats it. The Fingerprint reader seems quite slow as well on custom ROMs. Am considering though flashing NOS with Mady's Kernel as a possible alternative if it is fluid and responsive enough (I know this device is capable of a Pixel-like experience).
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
I can not compare Oxygen to any custom rom. I have not spent 6hrs on Oxygen over the last 6 months. I can say that Nitrogen, Omni, Carbon and/or Cosmic are about the most fluid and responsive that I have tried. In that order, with Nitrogen being the best in fluidity, etc. Sorry I cannot help more. Other readers feel free to comment if anyone has more info.

If you can flash custom rom though, means that you probably have twrp. If you have twrp, you can backup and flash away.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] goodoldie1996:
I did try the open beta 25 for two weeks with blu spark kernel because it gave me a great battery life with good performance. The only thing j like about oos (feature wise) is the expanded screenshot. Open beta 26, however, messed it all up. Active battery drain increased, even with custom kernel, so i switched to pa 7.3.1. I know it is outdated, but running pa with white wolf kernel, I'm getting the best battery life I've ever got. And about the fingerprint sensor, it's not slower than oos, that's just a placebo effect ?.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] ianthemojo:
Nah the fingerprint in some ROMs is slower. I mean, not the scanning itself but the screen turning on. I've noticed on some ROMs it can take like 3 seconds to the screen to turn on. I'm on NOS with Mady's Extended now and I'm quite surprised. I'll stick to the for some days to see how it fairs.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] goodoldie1996:
I don't know what's wrong with your phone, but in all the roms I've flashed, it never took me 3 seconds to unlock my phone. :confused:
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
If I have a complaint about Bootleggers, it has slightly slower responsiveness than Nitrogen or most of the other roms I tried. But it's still stock kernel with my tweaks. My tweaks are not friendly with a few kernels, but I can always adjust the tweaks or try Madys kernel. Besides that minor annoyance Bootleggers is phenomenal. Not sure why it is not more popular
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] kenny_cfc:
Its known to happen if have you set a gesture for home button. Double tap on?
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] ianthemojo:
Nah Google Assistant on Long Press. But thanks for the tip! Will disable it and see if it improves.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] Pablo.x:
I've been using NitrogenOS a few months and it's soooooo smooth, amazing.

But a week ago I feel that the fingerprint unlock was a little bit slow (didn't was before) and flashed OB26 (3T) with lastest FK.

Fingerprint it's fast as hell now but there's also more drain and there's no wakelock blocker unlike Nitrogen...
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] ianthemojo:
I must be setting something wrong then, I don't feel the OS as smooth as stock. I'm on NOS with Mady's Extended x16 since last night.

And yes, the fingerprint is definitely slower.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] Pablo.x:
Try with stock kernel, you may feel Mady's kernel slower due to battery saver settings...
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
Try Mady x14. Works better for me
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] ianthemojo:
Been tweaking with some governors and schedulers and at least for now, Conservative governor with Zen scheduler on the stock kernel seems to be the most fluid. Dare to say a tiny bit smoother than OOS. Let's see how it fairs in the long run and how the battery runs. Will update in a couple of days.

Thanks everyone for the help though.
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
Thanks for the feedback and info!
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
This is a copy of the quote I left on the Bootleggers thread. I am thoroughly enjoying this rom! Not trying to persuade anybody really. Just wanting everyone to consider it an option if you're like me, and looking for something different and new. Aicp, aosip, msm xtended, carbon,, cosmic, Nitrogen, Omni, aokp, Havoc are all worth trying. But I think I found my new favorite for now
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
BOOTLEGGERS!!!!

HEY EVERYONE!! BOOTLEGGERS IS SELINUX PERMISSIVE! THAT DOES NOT BOTHER ME, WITH MAGISK MOD, I FIX IT. BUT I WANT EVERYONE TO KNOW, SO NOONE COMPLAINS LATER

IF YOU EVER WANT TO KNOW ANYTHING LIKE THAT ABOUT ANY ROM, READ THREADS THOROUGHLY AND HAVE A BACKUP!

BOOTLEGGERS!!!!
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] hitesh748-:
Kernel tweaks ??And those rounded corners ??And whixh tweak kenel ???❤?
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] Rkschunk:
in the next build will already be enforcing. ;)
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
I'm using this for rounded corners and there are others in Play Store. There's other ways to set it too, but since I was just testing, I used the app. That's the maintainer for Bootleggers on OnePlus 3/3t [MENTION=7581763]Rkschunk[/MENTION] and they have a thread on xda. Honestly, I don't mind helping, but until I get a lot more time on the rom, I don't know how many answers I have

As far as kernel and tweaks, Always try stock kernel and stock settings for a while before you adjust anything. You may be very pleasantly surprised
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
I'm using this and I kind of like it cuz you can adjust all corners individually as much or as little as you want
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] @krishne35:
Where r ur battery settings?
[OnePlus 3T Guides, News, & Discussion] gFknQ:
Kernel?