Originally Posted by Eckyx

It seems the default values of Min gamma = 0 and Max gamma = 24 are the lowest and highest you can go, not a whole lot exciting going on there, but what does Min_bl do? Is this applicable to the Galaxy S2's OLED display? I couldn't tell a difference between 1 and 99.


EDIT: Reading the Fluxi XX kernel thread, it mentions Exynos-specific NEON optimizations. This isn't mentioned in the NEAK features, does NEAK have similar optimizations?

NEAK has always included NEON optimisations

Originally Posted by 1weener

It is completely stable and fast for me, and I don't even have to imagine it... I vote 2.1!

Hehe we have 2 steps to do....next and then 2.1
I have to fix the last 2-3 bugs ans update the sources again and then we're done

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Originally Posted by simone201

Hehe we have 2 steps to do....next and then 2.1
I have to fix the last 2-3 bugs ans update the sources again and then we're done

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Call me a noob, but something tells me that when you update the source you develope a few new bugs?

Havent heard anyone comment on the random slowness, is it gone?

Nothing slow at all to me, just switched back from your latest kennel release. I'll report back in a couple days more "battery" educated.

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Haven't had any here at all! Running sio ondemend ext4boost and aftr.

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Originally Posted by ktoonsez

Havent heard anyone comment on the random slowness, is it gone?

I used vr ondemand and never got sluggishness or anything. Runs great!

Originally Posted by Ductapemaster

A quick question, a while back I was reading that the BLN notifications (specifically the soft buttons) cause a wakelock and will drain the battery quickly.

Is this still the case, or has that issue been overcome?

I am wondering this as well. I would like to use this feature, but do not want my battery being drained due to wakelock.

Originally Posted by Globalrebel

I am wondering this as well. I would like to use this feature, but do not want my battery being drained due to wakelock.

1. Install BBS
2. Turn on BLN
3. Wait
4. See if you have a wakelock
5. Profit.

Originally Posted by Globalrebel

I am wondering this as well. I would like to use this feature, but do not want my battery being drained due to wakelock.

More than likely it always will cus to show you a notification the kernel needs to do stuff to show you the notification or else it would not work, so either way whether it is in the form of a wakelock or what, the kernel will have to do extra things and will use more battery.

I haven't experienced the "super lag" since flashing 2.0.5 and I just updated aokp to 5/22. Everything is still running great here.

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