FreedomOS 1.7 (OOS 3.2.8) + Xposed Greenify powered by last ElementalX kernel boosted by GhostPepper 2.0. That active drain is insane tbh, spec that I'm using 2 sim cards. I could live with this battery on dual sim phone
Thanks for the scripts fellas and wish you all Happy new year!
http://imgur.com/a/GTDlr
That's the thing, I don't game or do any heavy work. 80% I'm browsing and the other 20% of the time I'm on YouTube.
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Can you tell me step by step what you do to apply ghostpepper? Maybe something is creating a problem
If you used the AKT script i don't think you should have any issues at all. Like i mentioned, your usage matters, you seem to be a moderate user, and the ROM+Kernel also matters. Sometimes a dirty flash, or deleting of a system app causes unwanted battery drain. Freezing system apps is a lot better. Doing this doesn't necessarily improve your SOT, but it can. Plus, you didn't mention anything about your idle drain. You might be actually having decent SOT with heavy idle/standby drain. I recommend you give more info, which would help the rest of us here to understand your problem and then offer some help, if it can be offered.
Burnout_PR2: 15% >> 30 minutes (30%/hr active drain rate)
Burnout_PR3: 15% >> 52 minutes (17-18%/hr active drain rate)
Geekbench 4 – single core: 1809
Geekbench 4 – multi core: 4224
AnTuTu 6.2.6: 154k
>> This was using stock CM LAOS kernel with stock clocks, just my Burnout_PR3 added on top.
Bearing in mind the noticeable expansion in everyone's profiles, be it to aim for different targets or to improve upon the former profile, the number of profiles done by each of us has extraordinarily increased, resulting in multiple profiles in each category with all of them reaching what they aim for in their own ways.
Since we are all not the same, meaning people can get different results even if they are using the same profile for the same purpose, not to mention that we have moved far away from just tweaking governor settings to almost tweaking every other aspect of the kernel settings, be it HMP scheduling, LMK min free values, I/O scheduler settings and advanced options or other global settings, depending on the Android version installed and the kernel's max frequencies, we decided to make it easier for you (and us) and compile all the scripts in an all-in-one seamless script, making use of the fairly simple command line interface found in Terminal Emulator app, categorizing all the profiles respectively, with a very neat interface layout to make it much easier and more simple to select your profile. This has been worked on for an awful lot of time, and we faced an even more awful lot of issues while debugging and creating this tool.
This has been one of the biggest achievements for all of us, if not the biggest. Introducing Advanced Kernel Tweaks, or rather for short... AKT
1- Download the latest AKT_Profile_vX.x.zip file
2- Reboot into TWRP recovery and flash the .zip file
3- After you boot up the phone, leave it to settle for a minute
4- Open up your favorite Terminal Emulator app
5- Grant it superuser permissions by typing in "su" without the quotes
6- After superuser permissions are granted, type in "AKT" without the quotes (yes capitalized)
7- Follow the on-screen instructions and information, don't worry they are very intuitive and easily understandable
8- Profit!