Stefan... the kernel name. You're a troll...

Originally Posted by Ferrum Master

Stefan... the kernel name. You're a troll...

Just a randomly chosen cryptic name bro Needed to spice up the kernel a bit

LOL

Can you say me why the kernel has worse scrolling with OC (1.3GHz) than with 1GHz?

Originally Posted by Flix123

LOL

Can you say me why the kernel has worse scrolling with OC (1.3GHz) than with 1GHz?

Actually you're right... (screwing the good mood )

The second core kick in freq too high?

Originally Posted by Flix123

LOL

Can you say me why the kernel has worse scrolling with OC (1.3GHz) than with 1GHz?

I don't have this myself using the rebuilt version of latest kernel, srolling like butter @1.3 GHz.
I can only think of maybe the voltage @1.3 GHz is a bit too low resulting in a laggier behavior. I chose the voltage so there won't be freezes but maybe kernel gets less smoother when voltage is low? Dunno. Try the rebuilt version or try overvolting @1.3 ghz a bit or play around with second core settings (later activation per example, because imo phone scrolls better when 1 core is active than when both are evern if this would be ridiculous if it is true)

It doesn't help. In every case, scrolling at 1.3GHz s more like with V20q sources at 800MHz--> worse than without OC.

The crazy thing is, that @1.3GHz it's smoother with disabled 2nd core!

Originally Posted by Flix123

It doesn't help. In every case, scrolling at 1.3GHz s more like with V20q sources at 800MHz--> worse than without OC.

The crazy thing is, that @1.3GHz it's smoother with disabled 2nd core!

Okay so you got the same impression as me

because imo phone scrolls better when 1 core is active than when both are even if this would be ridiculous if it is true

I don't think this is something I can influence in general with changing the kernel source. Without auto-secondcore-limits second core will be used earlier/more often when phone is overclocked.
You can try enabling auto-secondcore-limits or manually set a higher activation freq for second core and higher activation-time when phone is OC'd.

It's the same effect like when you use framework with disabled scrolling cache with a V10 based kernel.

This issue isn't very important for me, because I usually don't use OC. I just wonder what causes this issue.

Later I'll try to mod the kernel and build an own one.

Originally Posted by Flix123

Later I'll try to mod the kernel and build an own one.

Yeah do that I restructured the guide, so it will be even easier to follow

Thanks Stefan

But Im a bit confused I flashed your Kernel yesterday and the size is 4.309 bytes and today I downloaded another one and the size is 4.329 bytes ...does this mean I already flashed the new one yesterday?
Thanks

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