Yes. I would suggest you start with downloading it. After that, it's probably best to be flashing it.
Oh, and don't forget to not wipe! Almost forgot to mention [emoji2]
[KERNEL][N5X] FrancoKernel ⚡️- r64 - 7th December - Oreo & Pie
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Oh, and don't forget to not wipe! Almost forgot to mention [emoji2]
can u post some steps sorry for bothering
currently my n5x is running mmb29k build with twrp recovery and franco r13 kernel and custom boot.img
or any custom ROM u suggest which is as stable as stock
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currently my n5x is running mmb29k build with twrp recovery and franco r13 kernel and custom boot.img
or any custom ROM u suggest which is as stable as stock
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You can try xtra smooth or factory. It is a optimized factory image build.
Xtra smooth comes with Franco kernel preinstalled. http://xdaforums.com/nexus-5x/development/rom-xtrafactory-odex-xtreme-battery-love-t3279839
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first flash the boot.img that came with your current ROM, after that you can flash FK.
Cool suggestion, but this young fella wrote:via the app FlashFire from google play
So why go the detour when everything is already in place? [emoji6]
Guy or gal should learn what his or her tools are able to do instead of asking for basic directions and on top of that, in a custom Kernel thread already. Answering defeats the purpose and flattens his or her learning curve.
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There's no "safe" value, the device will shut down under extreme temperatures anyway. Increasing the limit will make the big cluster not shutting down so easily, but the little cores will be throttled to death and performance will suffer.
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I love love love love love love love looooovvvvvveee r13! Thanks Franco!! ?✌
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Same for me, I still get a serious lag sometimes, especially after using the camera or other memory intensive apps. R11 was the last perfect build for me.
no problems here, even pokemon go in AR mode (camera on) works without stutters/lag and also when closing them there is no lag. But I have no facecrap apps installed (they lagged every phone I had)
Same here on r13 a lot of lag; went back to r12 and all good again.I don't know, I can't reproduce
Something's derped on your end, because I made a lot of adjustments on r13 to boost performance up a notch, it's like night and day compared to r12.
Gotta agree. I was happy with R12, but R13 has been even better. Both performance and battery life have been improved.
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237Hi all.
Compatibility:
It should work on any rom by following this logic:
Builds (starting with r1) are Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow only.
Builds (starting with r17) are Android 7.0 Nougat only.
Builds (starting with r28 up to r37) are Android 7.1.1 Nougat only.
Builds from r38 up to r44 are for Android 7.1.2 Nougat
Builds from r45 up to r48 are for Android 8.0.0 Oreo.
Builds from r49 are for Android 8.1.0 Oreo.
Download:
https://francokernel.app
Installation:
Flash the zip in your recovery
or
Auto-flash from Franco Kernel Updater app
Features:
1 - Legendary battery life
2 - Flash & forget
3 - Typical interfaces like display adjustments, sound control, vibration control, and all that boring stuff
4 - Bypasses the verified boot flag for Android Pay compatibility (root still breaks Android Pay but that's your own problem)
5 - Idle power consumption reduced to the absolute minimum (if you have wakelocks from 3rd party apps you're obviously on your own)
6 - Support for FKUpdater's Performance Profiles
7 - Magical support, I'm here every day, checking posts almost hourly, ready to help anytime (well, unless you fail to read the OP, which contains most info you need)
8 - Seemless integration with my app FKUpdater
9 - No crap placebo patches, or "magical" optimizations
10 - Probably more, check my github for all the details - the code speaks for itself
Changelog:
https://francokernel.app
Scroll down, choose your device & select the latest release to see the changelog.
Source:
https://github.com/franciscofranco/bullhead
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Cheers!157Current r1 is not yet complete, I think it only lacks sound control, but it's pretty much done.
Took me a little while to find the right balance, this little bastard lags easily, but this Kernel is pretty much a "clone" of FK for the 6P so I'm sure you'll have some fun with improved battery life.
FKUpdater will be updated tomorrow to support this Kernel and the final r1 release will also be out.
Any feedback about UI responsiveness and anything else that comes to mind, now's your chance to talk.
Two things to note though, EIS video stabilisation is enabled automatically with FK, just check your Camera app and you'll see it, and FK ships with a slightly cooler display colour temperature, and a very slight saturation boost.
I wasn't supposed to work on this device because I didn't want to shell out 450 euros for a device I wouldn't use outside Kernel/app development, but in the end I did it for you.
Enjoy it & you're ducking welcome.43New Franco Kernel version for the Nexus 5X
r35
1. Offload a lot of background daemons to the system-background group, which only allows them to run on cpus 0, 1 and 2, freeing all other cores, specially the big cluster. This will reduce needlessly cpu wake-ups from idle, and largely reduce processing power requirements from cpu 3, 4, and 5 (4 and 5 are part of the big cluster, which uses a lot of energy)
2. Lower power consumption from the big cluster by lowering the occurence of sample rate which'll in turn make the big cluster cpus less nervous and say in lower frequencies more often. In contrast little cluster is a little more forgiving and scales up a little easily. Since the little cluster uses 4 times less power, this is just fine
3. Tweaked Performance Profiles, Power-saving now turns off the big cluster to save precious power, but the little cluster will be boosted for longer during input touch events
zip: https://kernels.franco-lnx.net/Nexus5X/7.1/anyKernel/fk-r35-anykernel2.zip
Franco Kernel Manager & Updater is the best companion for this Kernel (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.franco.kernel)
If you don't (yet) have my full featured app you can always just download its free counter part which lets you seamlessly and automagically update Franco Kernel on your device. It's free and my cat approves! (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.franco.kernel.free)
I also strongly suggest you install Naptime (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.franco.doze), for free, to achieve the best battery life through out the day. Try it, you won't be disappointed!39Alright r46 is out. Rebuilt everything from scratch like I should've done in the first place. Everything should be fine now. Sorry for the delay, been busy with lots of things and rebuilding the entire tree on top of the vanilla sources is just tiresome and a pretty long process.
You can auto-flash it with my app http://get.franciscofranco.xyz or manually through the links in the OP.36Ok similar to what I've been doing to the 6P, 6 and 5, we are now able to flash r5 onwards on any available rom. This is not yet available through FKUpdater (it needs an update, working on it), but you can download it from my server and play with it. Instructions below and in the OP:
Download:
Flash the latest release in your recovery:
http://kernels.franco-lnx.net/Nexus5X/6.0/anyKernel/
If you're already on r5, or newer, disregard the messages below - if not:
* If you're on stock rom + r4, or older, you should be flashing stock boot.img first, then r5, or newer;
* If you're on a custom rom + r4, or older, you should dirty flash the rom (or extract its boot.img and fastboot flash it) and then r5, or newer;
Installation:
1 - Flash the bloody zip on your recovery
As for the changes compared to r4 I added more ways to prevent memory starvation, reduced power consumption during screen off and other security related patches.
You're ducking welcome.
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