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[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] happy_nationalist:
Thanks that's make sense then, also is there any battery/performance benefit for using cfq scheduler? In my usage i noticed that cfq brings a slight scroll and touch lag compared to anxiety (v1.4.50 oos 10.3.2)
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] acuicultor:
I/o schedulers doesn't affect battery life and from my experience cfq is the most consistent across tests so i set it default but you can change it as your wish.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] spr33:
Just wanted to mention my findings.

Whilst actual app loading benchmark load times have increased slightly (Discomark), the overall perceived system performance is much smoother.

Just wondering on your choice of 64kb readahead over 128kb?
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] acuicultor:
https://github.com/acuicultor/Radioactive_kernel_op6/commit/cda46bca6c9709d680c4bb46411a05302e01e0e6
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] dyval:
Latest kernel is very smooth and great on battery ??
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] quimbexa:
Latest version is brilliant! Good battery and never been smoother :o
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] badpanda:
Thank you so much [MENTION=5044876]acuicultor[/MENTION]! Please be safe.

Great release.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] badpanda:
I just have a quick question and I'm positive it has nothing to do with this kernel but since is my go to kernel of choice I'm going to ask here.

I have been having or noticing these graphic random shutter/stutter/lagging on overall display.

Does anyone have any ideas? Or experiencing the same?

Thank you in advance team.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] acuicultor:
We're facing that randomly since the first A10 oos build, honestly idk what's triggering it bit it happens with all kernels even stock one.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] badpanda:
Yes is definitely latest A10 oss build issue. I was looking and saw on OnePlus forums a bunch of people having same issue and reporting but oneplus apparently is not doing anything...
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] BigDoun2011:
anyone changing from blu_spark to this kernel? noticed any difference? (pls no hate, just want to get some opinions :))

kindly regards and thanks for keeping our oneplus 6/t alive :)
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] xpakage:
I did. I am really getting more use out of this kernel than Blu. I use my phone as a phone first, camera, email, text, and what can take some juice lately is Facebook via a browser. I am so stream Pandora when in my shop. I get almost two days out of a charge.

I changed my wife's phone to this kernel and she uses hers as a phone, text, alarm clock, and sometime camera. She can get three days easily.

Your mileage may vary but I am very happy!

Kodos to [MENTION=5044876]acuicultor[/MENTION]
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] BigDoun2011:
My mileage is similar, no gaming but YouTube, browsing, WhatsApp..

So in fact you noticed a (positive) difference between Blu spark and this kernel :)?

Kindly regards and stay healthy
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] rehannali:
Hi, any notice about device heat and frequently battery drain after latest update flash?
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] xpakage:
I haven't seen either of those, and my wife is using this kernel and would let me know if she did!!
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] DeveDroid:
I am facing the same. Performance is top notch and has always been my priority so I don't really care bout the battery drain, but this heating up issue seems to cause annoyance. And nope, I don't play games and use my device fairly moderate.

Edit: Heating issue as in, device feels warm all the time consistently and temperature rises up when using even a single activity app.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] acuicultor:
Check out your frequencies and running services, you must have something keeping them at max all the time and causing the heat. Not kernel problem but userspace issue. All my public releases are tested for more than 10 days by me and some testers, i'll never publish something with such real issues.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] DeveDroid:
Reverting back to stock kernel or switching to Omega resolves the issue, hence I had to mention it. Furthermore, charging phone for roughly an hour and later unpluging it also gives a noticeable heat peak. Not saying kernel is faculty and I definitely appreciate all your efforts but there's definitely something which needs a fix. Perhaps I'll dig deeper and provide you with the appropriate logs if I can find the cause. Thank you!
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] acuicultor:
If you're switching between kernels you must reflash oos in between not enough to restore boot.img because of the system changes that other kernels are implementing.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] DeveDroid:
Fair point. I'll do a clean install and check once.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] Tagion:
Omega Kernel doesn't do system changes iirc
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] acuicultor:
It does, check kernel zip and see.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] xpakage:
I just learned something today :svetius:
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] Shyciii:
Omega kernel? Where can I find Omega kernel for Oneplus 6?
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] xpakage:
Not in the thread for the Radioactive kernel development. Try Google or send a PM.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] crazix:
Are we able to change our select the lowest frequency i.e. 300 MHz for little cluster.

When I try to implement it changes back to 576 MHz the default setting. Using Franko Kernel Manager and latest Kernel.

Just a question. Though thank you for such an amazing Kernel
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] nihilista:
Look 2 pages back, question answered ;) 576 is lowest in this kernel, there is no benefit in setting lower minimum...
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] dragos281993:
This is probably gonna come down as a rookie question, which it is, but has anyone got some good info about how dynamic stune works and what you need to set it up properly?

For instance, from what I've read so far, I set the input boost frequencies to 0 for all the cores, set dynamic stune boost to 15 and the other stune stuff to 0. Something I'm not sure about, do I keep msm_touchboost enabled or disabled? And are there any other things I need to set up in order to have a proper dynamic boost setup?

Also probably not the right place to ask either, but as I've using this kernel for a while, I felt like asking here.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] acuicultor:
Here's the explanation from RenderBroken the developer who created the feature.

https://forum-xda--developers-com.c...js_v=0.1#referrer=[url]https://www.google.com

Msm_touchboost isn't present in the kernel anymore so you don't have to worry about it, and besides the changes you already did you don't have to do anything more to use dynamic schedtune boost because defaults for it are already tuned.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] DeveDroid:
Follow up to this, I did a clean installation of OOS and then flashed Radioactive kernel and seems like the heating and battery drain issues are gone now. Thank you OP!
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] James Blode:
I changed my settings once a week...but with the latest version of this kernel... everything's working so GREAT AND SMOOTH...THAT I didn't touched anything....so...what am i saying...you can fine tune those settings and stune boost and etc...but you can flash and use...cause acuiculter is providing THE BEST KERNEL OUT OF THE BOX...WITH ALL THE SETTINGS IN RIGHT PLACES...so this is my opinion...
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] acuicultor:
Msm_touchboost isn't present in latest release v10.4.5 you shouldn't have it if you are in last release.

Cpu boosting in Radioactive is managed from another driver which is cpu input boost but the tunables works like in regular cpuboost driver just with small differences. You set o to the input boost frequency and it will be disabled the difference here is that with cpuboost you have a switch to disable boosting in both cores and with cpu input boost you can disable both or only one core boost if you want.

And yes advanced tuning is already set you just have to set dynamic stune boost to 15, set 0MHz for both cores and 1500MHz for input boost duration lije you already said to use the feature, that's it.

Btw that settings can be modified as per user needs and there's a lot of room to tinker with them. I'm always open for suggestions and open to answer any questions you may have so no doubt about asking whatever you want.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] BigDoun2011:
Thanks for explaining! I installed your kernel my gosh phone runs butterfly smooth. But I barely got only 3h screen on Tim (I flashed your kernel directly over another custom kernel. So after reading your text I just reflashed 10.3.2 + kernel and let's see what happens..
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] acuicultor:
Kernels have impact in battery life but less than everyone here thinks, the most battery drain comes from user installed apps, cell reception and a gazillion of other variables, 3h sot only tells me that your device probably don't enter deep sleep like it should thing that is caused by a third party installed app for sure, my advice is to check out that.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] thirtythr33:
so to properly set dynamic stune boost, it would look like this screenshot? or is it already set with default?
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] acuicultor:
Yes like that.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] acuicultor:
To those interested in use dynamic stune boost with Radioactive kernel, here's my suggestion for a balanced setup. Try this out and let me know how it goes for you.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] stavca:
hi [MENTION=5044876]acuicultor[/MENTION], thx for your awesome kernel!! the latest version is so damn fast and smooth!! I play PoGo and the difference is obvious there!! I suppose it could be because of frame commit boost or smth similar?? I think I've seen that between GIT commits. Anyway I'd like to kindly ask you if you consider adding "ext nobarrier mod" into the kernel. I tried to achieve that on my own by replacing fstab.qcom file with barrier parameter set to 0 but without success (I'm too noob to do that :D ). I know that on previous (very old ones) versions of Android it was possible to remount partitions with different settings but I haven't found working command for this :( I was previously using Smurf kernel and "no barrier mod" was included in its config so I think it should be possible to add it somehow into your kernel also or if you or anyone else could guide me how to do that?? Best option would be without need to use adb from the PC :)
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] acuicultor:
Sorry but highly dangerous things like messing with partitions is something that i will never add to my kernel. I know some older versions of fde.ai mod did that, maybe you can take a look at that thread to find a way to do it.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] mcdachpappe:
hey [MENTION=5044876]acuicultor[/MENTION],

thank you for your great kernel and your well maintained sources. I have a question about your previous input-boosting solution and it would be great if you could help me with this:

Could you please tell me where your default value of cpu-boost comes from? I'm talking about this https://github.com/acuicultor/Radioactive_kernel_op6/blob/release_Q/drivers/cpufreq/cpu-boost.c#L39 to be precise. Boosting time value is set to 120 ms (instead of the 40 ms pointed out in your kernel tree) in your previous builds . Is there any other place where you used to set the default value for this?

Thanks in advance and stay healthy!
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] stavca:
thx, I'll look there ;) I think it should be safe to use as it's not recomended only when your system isn't battery backed up...like majority of desktops for example
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] acuicultor:
That's set by oneplus in /vendor/bin/init.qcom.post_boot.sh
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] spr33:
I'm looking to do some testing with regards to battery/performance using different min/max frequencies for the small cluster (having read the whitepaper for the SD845, there could be some benefits to lowering the upper and increasing the lower) - however, I've noticed that I'm currently not able to set the minimum to anything but what the kernel sets it to? Is there any way around this?
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] KNGPN Q w Q:
The latest version has a minimum of 576 on the little cores and cannot be lowered to 300. If you want to put it at 300 MHz then I'm afraid you'll have to use an earlier version; V10.4.0 can do it while the latest V10.4.5 cannot.

Cheers!
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] spr33:
I don't want to lower the little frequencies, I want to raise them and unfortunately you can't currently on the latest build.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] KNGPN Q w Q:
You should be able to set minimum and maximum values via kernel tweaker apps such as EXKM and FKM. I've been doing so for a while now without running into problems.

If you run into problems, try clearing the kernel manager's data and then flashing kernel > Magisk > kernel in TWRP and wiping the cache before rebooting. Once booted, set up the kernel manager again to your liking
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] spr33:
Doesn't work with the latest build.. tried multiple apps, seems hard coded.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] TheVic!:
How would you set the same in FKM? I Cannot adjust the cores the same way.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] acuicultor:
Cpu input boost tab
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] TheVic!:
And don't activate the setting for big core? Like this?
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] acuicultor:
Sorry my bad, fkm doesn't let you set to 0 those tunables in that tab, you must add it manually in custom tunables tab, this is the sys path you need.

/sys/module/cpu_input_boost/parameters/input_boost_freq_hp
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] quimbexa:
Nice settings. Smooth. Battery takes a hit though
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] TheVic!:
Btw. What font are you using?
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] acuicultor:
Storopia
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] DJsushi123:
How did you manage to get there? I'm at a constant idle drain of around 3%/hr on every ROM I've tested (Syberia, stock, stock BETA, Evolution 4.1). Which ROM did you use?
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] francescoculcasi:
Can you provide the link for your androidfilehost? Thanks
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] acuicultor:
Here

Also next time you can use this
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] Ryano89:
Lol
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] EBeatFLA:
I'm on OOS, latest stable. Kernel isn't the only thing to reduce idle drain. Gotta check your wakelocks and battery optimization settings per app.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] DJsushi123:
Yup, I actually managed to fix it yesterday. I'm currently writing a guide so hopefully it'll help some more people. Managed to get the idle drain to about 0.7%/hr during heavy usage and 0.4%/hr during sleep time. And I get about 9-10hrs of screen on time which is also amazing.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] Ryano89:
Please share when you can
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] DJsushi123:
Okay, finished just a few moments ago. Here ya go.

https://xdaforums.com/oneplus-6/how-to/guide-ultimate-guide-installing-custom-t4079937
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] Ryano89:
I know kernel only has some effect for battery life, but I wanted to post anyway because this thing sleeps beautifully..
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] jukyO:
Which apps you have, is sync on?
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] Ryano89:
Not sure exactly what you mean. 2 Google accounts, Twitter, Instagram, Reddit, Telegram, AccuWeather etc.. nothing turned off. Is there anything more specific that I can share?
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] jukyO:
Good enough.

Btw,

Do I have to be on stock kernel on OOS to flash it?
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] Ryano89:
Always recommended, but I can't be sure if it's necessary. At LEAST flash stock boot. img, I have TWRP so I always would just dirty flash ROM in case previous kernel made changes that just the boot. img cannot restore. What kernel are you coming from?
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] jukyO:
Omega.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] Ryano89:
You definitely need to flash while ROM again. Omega is a very good kernel but it makes changes to the system that won't be reversed just by flashing boot. img
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] jukyO:
Thank you!
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] CarlosXDA2014:
can someone tell me if this kernel is only for oneplus 6 and 6T, or can i use it on Motorola moto G5s plus Android Q Crdroid custom rom? [MENTION=5044876]acuicultor[/MENTION]
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] cbarai:
This kernel is specific to the OP6/6T. Look in the specific subforums to find compatible kernels.

This would be a good starting point to find something compatible -> https://xdaforums.com/moto-g5s
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] :
Why would you even think that?
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] CarlosXDA2014:
I found it interesting

I found the features of this kernel interesting
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] Ryano89:
But you found them in the OnePlus 6/T thread. You would need to search the forums for your device in order to find a compatible kernel
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] CarlosXDA2014:
Thanks

In fact, it was rush on my part, thank you.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] mori_moh:
What Room you are on? seems like stock OOS to me.. BTW are you using the 10.4.5 or 1.0.4.0 of kernel version?
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] Ryano89:
Those screenshot were from OOS open beta 6, latest kernel version. I am currently using custom version of Radioactive that comes built in with PixenOS and getting similar battery
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] Ryano89:
Oops meant to post this one also
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] akiwiz:
Guess you don't use auto brightness
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] Ryano89:
I always use auto brightness, in fact I've never turned it off
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] sohailss111:
Hey guys,

Sorry for going ofd-topic, but has anyone been facing PUBG Mobile crashes? Not blaming the ROM or kernel, but my current setup is OOs Open Beta 6 + Radioactive kernel 10.4.5. It's pretty certain that the issue isn't kernel/ROM related, right?

On another note, I was on another custom ROM and flashed OOS Open Beta 6 once via TWRP (and TWRP.zip after that) and rebooted. I'm guessing this could be the culprit.

Would appreciate any thoughts though.

(And yeah, weirdly, even the OnePlus Slate font is now in italics)

Thanks,

Sohail
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] Ryano89:
So you just flashed OOS over a custom ROM and didn't format data or anything?
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] samyong76:
Hi all, did anyone lose DashCharge after installing the latest version of this kernel? I had 10.4.0 and DashCharge was working. After installing 10.4.5, I lost DashCharge. :(

Reverted back to 10.4.0 and still do not have DashCharge. Using the latest OOS.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] Ryano89:
I've used every version, and never had a problem with Dash charge. You on OOS or custom ROM?
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] sohailss111:
I did format it after flashing OOS + twrp.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] Ryano89:
I have no idea if that is the problem, although when flashing back to OOS from a custom ROM I always Dash it to both slots then format. I don't know if they is needed, but it's what I already do.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] TheQuarterMile:
I still can't get the saturation setting to go bellow 224 on the FK Kernel Manager app. Ever then OOS Screen calibration is set to advance > Amoled Wide Gamut.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] bryanyee:
Is it recommended to use BBR in linux 4.9?

BBR in 4.9 requires the use of fq qdisc, which android doesn't support normally (unless you have added it).

And even if it was added, it causes microfreezes according to this post by kdrag0n:

https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=78746833&postcount=41

Or was there a fix to this in 4.9 which I have not seen?
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] anirudhnyg:
Wow this made the buggy Android 10 release usable ! Thank-you
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] acuicultor:
Feel free to use whatever you want, my choice in my kernel is BBR, Westwood+ works usually fine with or without fq_codel/ECN/ACK and it's stronger to any kind of 'network' sysctl.conf value misconfiguration. Anyway, beyond all these short considerations, if you are looking for network latency and glenteness control, the choice shoud be Westwood+. On the other side, if you just want speed at all cost, BBR is the way to go even in 4.9.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] janitor9:
Quote:

Originally Posted by janitor9

Thank you for the update!

Just one freeze and forced reboot. Before there was multiple/day.

Rom? Magisk version? Installed modules? Console ramoops? If you want contribute you must give the more info you can, without info i can't do anything.

XXX No Limits v9.3 was cause of freezes! Anyway,thank you for your response. (OP6/OOS10/Magisk v20.1 and swift installer module)
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] dyval:
best decision, no issues :good:
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] cultofluna:
Great kernel
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] alp47470:
Okay thanks :good:

Also i wanna ask about something.

After flashing the kernel i.e the latest one.

Full brightness doesn't looks like before. It still feels less outdoors. It wasn't earlier.

Started happening after v10.1.0

Any thoughts :rolleyes:
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] acuicultor:
Nothing changed in that regard since first release, check klapse dimming value in exkm maybe it's changed in your device.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] NENAO:
Is radioactive kernel compatible with Evolution X 3.3?
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] dyval:
it should be if based on Android 10.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] jamescable:
Do not use this kernel on havoc 10. Its based on pie still and this kernel is android 10 based. I flashed it to see what would happen and it never boot passed the device is unlocked screen and would refuse to boot to recovery using the button combo. So had to msm tool to recover
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] TENlll423:
I little update on the latest it's running flawlessly. I'm extremely satisfied with 10 and this RA kernel 10.1.0 and it's as is compatibly...

Thanks for your work.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] Tagion:
Does DPI increase battery life? /s
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] cultofluna:
:laugh::laugh:
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] TENlll423:
No. LOL.... but, it it does decrease the strain on my lousy eye sight..
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] alfagamma01:
I would like to flash and use this awesome kernel, but I am on stock OOS10 ANDROID 10 and I don't want to root my phone, is this possible?

If yes, how can I do this, will I loose my data?

Thanks

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[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] Duvel999:
No without Root no possible.
[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] acuicultor:
No need to root to flash anything, you just need to have a working twrp to flash the kernel and you'll not loose any data.