[MOD/SCRIPT]CPU Editor - BEST Battery Life - Now with Quad Core Support !!!
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You must be using CWM and you want to select install zip from sd card...not apply update
Droid Charge powered by TSM Tweaked 2.2 w/ TrICS 5.0
Download Link
Since noone cares actually about provide a new download link I researched the internet using google search and finally found it available at XDA :silly:
Check this:
http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1243323&d=1344187468
Hope it is fine with the originator to post this link.
Since noone cares actually about provide a new download link I researched the internet using google search and finally found it available at XDA :silly:
Check this:
http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1243323&d=1344187468
Hope it is fine with the originator to post this link.
Im not sure if this has been answered on this thread before, but does this mod work on stock Samsung's stock ICS 4.0.4?
So for some reason XDA wasn't letting me post until now..I sent a PM to the author but that also mysteriously didn't go through (not in sent box) and now it looks like I can post! So here goes.
Just wanted to note that when I start the script (from the beta) I quickly got a lot of things flashing on the console which were errors about not having cpu1 etc. (lost the exact error message sorry). I don't have a dual core so this is expected but you might want to hide the errors.
I was also having problems I think having the script to stick or seeing if it was running. The minimum frequency always seemed to reset to something and it always said it couldn't find the Frequency settings file. Pretty sure other init.d stuff is running so not sure what's going on.
This may be a silly question, because I previously used CPUTuner and noticed something similar, but is ondemand the only governor that allows the kind of scaling used for the profiles? I would love to use smartassV2 because I've heard it's similar to ondemand but has better battery management.
Also thanks, when I was fairly certain the script was running I got about 2.5 days (mostly idling, but still) on battery, which was unheard of previously!
Just wanted to note that when I start the script (from the beta) I quickly got a lot of things flashing on the console which were errors about not having cpu1 etc. (lost the exact error message sorry). I don't have a dual core so this is expected but you might want to hide the errors.
I was also having problems I think having the script to stick or seeing if it was running. The minimum frequency always seemed to reset to something and it always said it couldn't find the Frequency settings file. Pretty sure other init.d stuff is running so not sure what's going on.
This may be a silly question, because I previously used CPUTuner and noticed something similar, but is ondemand the only governor that allows the kind of scaling used for the profiles? I would love to use smartassV2 because I've heard it's similar to ondemand but has better battery management.
Also thanks, when I was fairly certain the script was running I got about 2.5 days (mostly idling, but still) on battery, which was unheard of previously!
Installing
Is the production version CPU_Editor_RLS_4.zip or do we go with C..._QC_Beta_1.zip? Neither link works. Also, I'm guessing if there is an issue with the software, the uninstaller.zip will get rid of it. Are there any issues with Jelly Bean? Thanks.
Is the production version CPU_Editor_RLS_4.zip or do we go with C..._QC_Beta_1.zip? Neither link works. Also, I'm guessing if there is an issue with the software, the uninstaller.zip will get rid of it. Are there any issues with Jelly Bean? Thanks.
Any experts out there, how to make a init.d script that dual core mode enabled at startup/boot? Usually i have to open terminal, type su, select 7, select 1 then i exit. :-?
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Can I have the flashable working cwm script for battery saving
? I've got se x10i
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I'm not sure what your pointing out but it looks like a stock battery breakdown available in settings...
Droid Charge powered by TSM Tweaked 3.0 w/ JellyBean 5.0
Droid Charge powered by TSM Tweaked 3.0 w/ JellyBean 5.0
Check out system tuner in the market. It can force second core online with either boot complete or init.d
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Stock Kernel
I'm not sure if the app is working on stock kernel. When I select CPU 0, it shows ondemand, but I have no options to change. I manually typed in ondemand, but that was rejected. Also, I have no ondemand folder under /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0. I only have interactive.
I'm not sure if the app is working on stock kernel. When I select CPU 0, it shows ondemand, but I have no options to change. I manually typed in ondemand, but that was rejected. Also, I have no ondemand folder under /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0. I only have interactive.
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86CPU Editor
This mod allows you to easily change cpu settings on the fly, and supports dual core devices. Easier and cheaper $$ than available apps that do the same thing !!
Will work on most devices, it edits linux files so device manufacturer makes no difference.
Features:
Change CPU Governor
Change CPU Min/Max Frequencies
Apply Settings on Boot - Sticky Mode
Set Dual Core CPU's Independently - Governor and Frequencies
Force Dual Core - Second Core Online ALL The Time
Seperate Menus For Single and Dual Core Devices - Auto Selects
View Current Settings For Everything
Sticky Mode
OnDemand Profiling
Now uses config file to store values
Usage:
Open terminal
Type "su" without the quotes
Type "cpu" without the quotes
Make your selections
Notes:
An error appears sometimes when enabling or disabling force dual core, it's ok the settings still get applied.
Settings get applied immediately
Cores can be set independently, you can make the governors and frequencies different on each core. Could be a great battery saver by limiting the second cores resources.
Force Dual Core will make the second core stay online all the time
Some kernels do not have a available_scaling_freq so the available frequencies will not be displayed, look up the settings your kernel has either in your rom thread or kernel thread.
Sticky Mode will apply the settings you have made on reboot (requires init.d support- which most roms and most devices have)
OnDemand Profiling allows you to set profiles for ondemand governor, the settings possible are performance, performance and battery, and battery saver. Setting will only apply to ondemand govenor !! I will add more when i get some kernels for my one x.
The battery saver profile is ridiculous, my One X battery lasts a loooooong time with it on. I was at 19 hrs on battery and still at 71%. Try and see for yourself. Here is a screenshot: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=27125704&postcount=3
Please report any bugs you may find here, this was tested on an evo 3d, one x, one s and a mytouch 4g.
Thanks to Orical for beta testing and -viperboy- for some code !!
Download:
http://goo.im/devs/smokin1337/Mods/CPU_Editor_RLS_4.zip
15Changelog:
QC Beta 1:
-Added quad core support
-Added daemon like script to monitor cpu's online state
-Fixed the options for gov and frequencies not showing up on other cpus
-ALL devices supported this is NOT for quad cores only
RLS_4:
- Fixed init.d script
- Added disable to profiles
RLS_3:
- Added OnDemand Profiling see post one (bottom) for details
- Now uses a config file to store values makes it more efficient11Download Link
Since noone cares actually about provide a new download link I researched the internet using google search and finally found it available at XDA :silly:
Check this:
http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1243323&d=1344187468
Hope it is fine with the originator to post this link.9Here is a link to v4
http://db.tt/hln4BVsi
Here is Beta 1
http://db.tt/T0Y1SnPk
And the uninstaller
http://db.tt/3TkPNu6T
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Yea in open these in a file explorer:
/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/scaling_max_freq
/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/scaling_min_freq
/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/scaling_governor
They should reflect the changes you have made.
Also i am working on adding profiles, will make an update in the next day or two. Switching the script over to using a config file for settings.
