[APP] StarKissed Remote [Configure ANY Kernel]
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It was what I feared with too many settings for each function after all the new ones.
I started working to make most apply on changing to cut down on the apply functions
I started working to make most apply on changing to cut down on the apply functions
Thank you for the update, your app is really better and better. For me everything stick on reboot except voltage and readahead.
Maybe the problem is my device or me which use it badly. I set it for each freq manually then apply and tick apply on boot.
The scheduler I choose stick but not the readahead.
It's a really nice to see you and @Friedrich to work together to make a great combo
Thanks a lot and thanks for your help.
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Maybe the problem is my device or me which use it badly. I set it for each freq manually then apply and tick apply on boot.
The scheduler I choose stick but not the readahead.
It's a really nice to see you and @Friedrich to work together to make a great combo
Thanks a lot and thanks for your help.
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I found a lot of the issues to be that some of the older interfaces (ie. gov, io, readahead, etc) didn't get updates to the new way of displaying the current values and were displaying what the system booted with and not what it got changed to once everything ran.
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Alright, I just pushed yet another version.
I cleaned up a lot of the "current" values, since they were just a verification that what you set was accepted. This is now done by the spinner, toggle, edit box itself by refreshing after apply.
I set a lot of the spinners to commit the settings instantly. I recommend unchecking apply at boot to try something you have never tried before. That way if the device reboots, it isn't applied.
I also went through and attempted to standardize the views. Now everything should look clean and organized. Overall, this was another huge update that ate a whole day, haha.
I cleaned up a lot of the "current" values, since they were just a verification that what you set was accepted. This is now done by the spinner, toggle, edit box itself by refreshing after apply.
I set a lot of the spinners to commit the settings instantly. I recommend unchecking apply at boot to try something you have never tried before. That way if the device reboots, it isn't applied.
I also went through and attempted to standardize the views. Now everything should look clean and organized. Overall, this was another huge update that ate a whole day, haha.
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Hello,
after donating there are some icons on top of the app
The rightmost downloads some "speedtweak" thingy, which doesn't seem to install, throwing an error about fusion.
What's this exactly?
after donating there are some icons on top of the app
The rightmost downloads some "speedtweak" thingy, which doesn't seem to install, throwing an error about fusion.
What's this exactly?
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Hello,
after donating there are some icons on top of the app
The rightmost downloads some "speedtweak" thingy, which doesn't seem to install, throwing an error about fusion.
What's this exactly?
I need to disable the icon. Speedtweak was an old native script version of kernel configuration mostly intended for the Galaxy Nexus and other older devices to allow using some of the stuff the app offered that couldn't be done using the app. It is a little too outdated to be relevant anymore and will hard a Note 4 more than improve it.
debernardis
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Thanks. And what is the random generator? I activated it and indeed things seem to get random around me
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Thanks for the update.
Governor now changes and stick on reboot.
Thermal changes apply as well.
For intelli plug, it sets but doesn't set on boot.
I/o scheduler doesn't set as well.
For frequency, it changes when applying settings but I don't think it applies on reboot.
Overall, it's getting better and better!
Governor now changes and stick on reboot.
Thermal changes apply as well.
For intelli plug, it sets but doesn't set on boot.
I/o scheduler doesn't set as well.
For frequency, it changes when applying settings but I don't think it applies on reboot.
Overall, it's getting better and better!
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Code:
if (prefs.getBoolean(Constants.PREF_PLUGS_ON_BOOT, false)) {
String plug_active = prefs.getString(
Constants.PREF_INTELLI_PLUG_ACTIVE, null);
...
if (plug_active != null || plug_boost != null
|| plug_profile != null || plug_hyst != null
|| plug_thresh != null) {
ProcessorToolkit.setIntelliPlugActive(plug_active);
...
}If it sets in the app, it sets on boot so long as apply on boot is set. It's the same code
I'll play around with it and see if there's any conflict.
Are you always on here? lol
Such dedication
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I am not always on here by choice. I am trying to do a class project, but letting posts go tends to result in riots.
So it wasn't the code to set it. It was the on boot not calling it. Among other stuff, that will be fixed in the next update.
A lot of things not sticking isn't them not sticking. It's the spinners not setting the current value and defaulting back to selection 0. As soon as I finish adding the bonus character in my game, I'll verify and publish an update.
I would have loved to do more testing for 2.0 but it needed to get out lol.
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Update just shipped. Should start hitting in an hour or two.
Fixed the scheduler not being set and everything now applies correctly on boot.
Fixed the scheduler not being set and everything now applies correctly on boot.
Just try the update. This time everything stick on reboot. Thanks a lot for your work.
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Indeed, everything sticks.
I can however not change governor, it insists on staying on Interactive.. (on version 2.0.2) Very odd.
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@friedrich420 may not have https://github.com/StarKissed/stark...mmit/268d9b9576d40a14f8313df252915be1e4d495c9 because that's what fixed it for me. The alternative if that is keeping something else from breaking would be to delay the governor setting on boot, but timing may get a little tricky. It depends on what he would like to do.Indeed, everything sticks.
I can however not change governor, it insists on staying on Interactive.. (on version 2.0.2) Very odd.
I did, however, find an annoying issue where you can't configure the governor features until applying. That is something that will be fixed rather soon.
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governors stick just fine here without that change in the init.rc
everything else sticks as well:good:
my problem is reaching the OC frequencies because of hardlimit..
I cant go higher than 2.65
+1
But regardless awesome work with the app @twistedumbrella and now a perfect set with our Echoe Rom! :good:
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In the hardlimit source, you need to change the defined max. That is the max you cannot exceed at runtime.
https://github.com/friedrich420/N4-.../master/include/linux/cpufreq_hardlimit.h#L24
Ironicly, it just so happends to be 2.65
"But regardless that your app adheres to our kernel's hardcoded frequency limits"?
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https://goo.im/devs/playground/kernelapp7Update just shipped. Should start hitting in an hour or two.
Fixed the scheduler not being set and everything now applies correctly on boot.5I am trying to fix the dialogs before pushing an update. They severely detest fragments so that is fun.
It also seems the newest update to the GearVR plugin has broken my game so I have to put most of my focus there since it's my final project.
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2979871
Edit: finally got dialogs working. Now I need to verify everything before I can finally push an update.
You may still see 4 CPUs and only be able to apply one, but it won't error. This can't delay a release much longer to avoid more governor and sticking reports that are waiting on this update. It will be pushed tonight regardless.5[APP] SKU Kernel Remote [Configure ANY Kernel]
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The top of that page is hotplugging and the bottom is actual thermal. I was running low on space for tabs, so they are pretty close in terms of what they do, but they are two different parts in most other apps.
Hotplug profiles determine how the cores are handled, whether they are kept on more often or offline more often.
Hysteresis and Threshold are usually good to leave default unless you are having issues. I am not entirely sure about how to explain the exact purpose of each, but it has to do with how the core responses are determined. On a nexus 5, the defaults are much the same with threshold at 722, but the values AEL has are based on the Note 3, which is much closer to a Note 4.
Touch boost is similar to the hardlimit version but in that it adds an extra speed boost when using touch, but for kernels with hardlimit, this is just something to get in the way.
Thermal is a lot more straight forward. Core temp is the temperature of a core, while frequency temp (i believe) is the temperature of the processor as a unit. Setting these values determines when it is too hot and you should be throttled or have cores turned offline to allow cooling off.
The poll time is how frequently the temps are verified. This is usually good to leave at default unless you are experiencing rapid heat changes (lower the value to attempt to respond faster) or barely use the device (raise the value to do less work)
On the Voltage page, scroll all the way to the bottom. "Batch Edit Voltages" is global editing. It seems after the switch to the tabs, it may not be kicking on properly, though. I will look into it.
Hi
in the Core Page I guess the CPUs are numbered down from 0 to 3?
Could you you add the the cpu number for easier identification?
Is it possible from a technical point of view to have your each cpu a different governor?
After all the discussions we had that only cpu 0 has the right setting I was thinking myself to play with different governors for each cpu (ok, mainly cpu 0 and the rest) for addressing a good balance for battery and performance.
My idea is to have for cpu 0 a performance governor and for the rest a more conservative one.
Just a theoretical thinking, so please don't “kill“ me for having a idea...
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They are not numbered because the application supports anywhere from 1 to X cores based on the internal device's core_number value, but then verifies them before printing to the screen. There is a slight issue where on initial load it is not removing the extra spinners for cores that can't be configured until you hit apply.
Depending on the kernel you are using, most only allow setting cpu0 and pass the values along to the rest. That means there is no place for a second (/third/fourth) governor to read and write values. If that place does not exist, the buttons do not appear.
The whole interface is dynamic. I know that apps like FauxClock have dynamic categories, but it was obvious from a lot of the discussions on the Note 4 that the content in the category itself was pre-packaged. This app is almost entirely dynamic. For the most part, what it presents you with is based on what your kernel had available.
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