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Compared to virtually all other MWC devices that have been discussed in the media, this one takes the top stop when it comes to looks (together with the other Nokia devices). Due to the simple fact that it lacks an unsightly notch.

Following it too :)

dirtyhank: thanks a lot for your great work; I have started using my watch again after over a year, because the AW 2.0 update came out - and even though everything had been wiped, I don't find the stock performance great at all, despite a factory reset (directly prior to the upgrade). What I...

Hi, probably you already know, but just a quick heads-up: there's a 7day exploit in the kernel: https://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/commit/?id=84ac7260236a49c79eede91617700174c2c19b0c (apparently not in the stable-queue yet) background...

Hi bedalus, in between all the talk about battery mods, here's something else: Regarding the switch from -Os to -O2... I would suggest to build the exact same kernel with each and then run geekbench (or smth similar) several times with both. My experience is that the scrores go down *slightly*...

Is there anything else we would need, besides the toolchain and the kernel sources? So we simply add the toolchain to our PATH and/or link /usr/bin/gcc , ld & co. to the versions of the toolchain and then we can compile? I've read somewhere that android kernel build system doesn't use the...

right. Please no experiments or hack-jobs. Earlier this year, some researcher(s) have performed some fuzzing on all of the big Linux filesystems - it took 10 seconds to generate a BUG in F2FS, whereas it took 2 hours(!) for ext4 (which was the best value and therefore indicates that it also is...

I hope Moxie stays clear of any un- or semi-maintained out of tree schedulers. If say, Zen gets added, then the next guy will want his favorite one. And after that one got added, the next ten people will want their own current scheduler of the day. There are quite some kernels with which one...

great to see those quick updates. Btw, I have just checked the stable and the testing branches and both still seem to be affected by the Dirty Cow. I don't know if it applies cleanly to 3.18, but anyway, for reference: https://lkml.org/lkml/diff/2016/10/19/860/1 (I strongly assume there must...

dude, please keep it that way. There's already an abundance of choice when it comes to kernels compiled with -O4, gcc-10_secret-prelease, |ultra pwr V8 toolchain| and the likes. Not to mention kernels that have *both*, zram and uksm activated at the same time... ...so yeah, it's nice if...

As long as you're not using xposed I guess.

With kernel Adiutor 0.9.30.2, the currently latest version from the play store -> see screenshot It's not even important, it's a detail. On desktop systems you're not even supposed to set this to 2 if you don't have a fat CPU. Probably shouldn't have mentioned it. Just set it for the hell of it.

In kernel Adiutor under CPU and then CPU Governor Tunables. And under I/O Scheduler at the bottom.

as far as I see it, no update is currently needed. I'm running the overclock test version - now capped at 1.1GHz max, since I also realized that there's next to zero benefit by overclocking - and it runs perfectly. Amazing performance. For everyone who likes to increase the standard zram value...

it really works, I can tell from having it in my pocket. I'm completely toasting the device and loving it. works well with Max frequency set to 1.4GHz, Min frequency to 0.7GHz and boost to 1.1GHz. gentle fair sleepers activated. I like it so far, my battery probably doesn't. just waiting until...

swapoff /dev/block/zram0 put that into an init.d script. and make sure apps like kernel Adiutor don't add zram again after this. Or just use kernel Adiutor go to "on boot" and remove all lines related to zram, apart from the "swapoff" one that is already there. BTW, I'm even increasing the...

there you go (you already got the second one); https://lkml.org/lkml/diff/2011/5/11/46/1 https://lkml.org/lkml/diff/2011/5/11/228/1 https://lkml.org/lkml/diff/2011/5/11/143/1 The first one might or might not cause problems when trying to patch page_alloc.c - but that part can be omitted without...

flashed the new one on top of the beta, from /sdcard/. Both versions, old and new, are/were enforced in regards to SELinux Working without the slightest of issues, mega smooth. So the new one has HZ=300? If it does than this is great, should make things more responsive. As always, keep it...

do the latest kernel versions have the Adreno Idler integrated? I'm running R5 and I can't see it within Kernel Adiutor, but the GPU seems to use proper frequency scaling, instead of constantly jumping from the lowest to the maximum frequency.

flashed the R5 beta standard version for falcon on top of the already running R4 without anything in between and everything runs as always without issues. Kept my kernel aduitor settings unchanged and since people keep mentioning they're running xposed: I'm running it with various modules as...

Have flashed R4 on my Falcon IDcrisis 1.3b ROM from /sdcard without flashing anything else before this and it's working without issues. Wi-fi worked out of the box. I love the concept of the adapted CM kernel! Is the 787MHz minimum CPU frequency normal? Shall we keep it that way or change it...

I've tried both modules, first after a soft reboot, then after a full reboot. Each time I used the "check doze support" app ( http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/app-check-doze-support-t3374265 ) to see if the "sensors" indicator becomes green, since as far as I know, that one...

here neither. "with xposed" could mean "with just a few, small xposed modules, each for a special pupose", or it could mean "with huge, bloated, multi-purpose modules that can modify half of the system". I got the Amplify, Greenify, Adblocker, ForceDoze and Root Cloak modules installed and no...

I think at the moment it's not even an issue. This might become interesting once the Android N for the 3rd generation Moto G is out, but 1. Falcon will be three years old by that time and 2. At that point all users will still have the option to use an AOSP ROM. I think we are in a unique...

Never mind, the current kernels are stable, so while updates are nice, at least I don't see them as a necessity right now. By the way, there is one thing that I'm curious about: The kernel that is part of the Identitycrisis 6 ROM: is that kernel more or less similar to the "Optimized...

I'm always using "high accuracy" mode only. But I have just checked this again to confirm since I was outside with my phone and this time I didn't get a GPS lock but only an estimate regarding my location. I'll test this again later to confirm... there might indeed be a problem. In any case...

yeah, what gps issue is it exactly that you've having? If I launch Google maps I get a GPS lock straight away and it stays locked.

I've just executed that "check doze support" app ( http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/app-check-doze-support-t3374265 ). It says it doesn't support it, see attached screenshot. This contradicts the force doze app that I've installed as well (screenshot posted earlier but attached...

cool, I'll try it out. have activated it now. but I gotta say I'm slightly disappointed with my screen time: I did a bit of googling and found people saying they got 7 hours or more of screen on time with their Moto G. I'm only getting (exactly) 5 hours. with heavy use (no games though). I got...

read through it. the discussion just switches to another topic after a while without really clearing up what the actual situation is. there even was a guy who said the Moto G got no gyroscope... the gyroscope is that thing that makes the screen rotate, isn't it (or am I missing something)...

just checked, yeah you're right :) (screenshot attached) what I don't get is that it was all over the news that the Marshmallow update for the Moto G 2nd gen won't have Doze. Anyone here who knows more about that?

Actually I'm using xposed ;) also, no issues. I guess a lot of people really wanna break their ROMs and therefore use modules that modify low level system functions. I'm using the module that removes ads, the amplify module, greenify module, root cloak module and the force doze one. That's it...

I've just tried it for you, but: no, I'm in a dark room here, set it to minimum brightness now and it doesn't flicker at all. Then again, I'm not that surprised anymore regarding the fact that I'm experiencing no issues, since here's a list of what I haven't done: - I haven't dirty flashed it -...

I've finally made the jump to this ROM from 5.1 to the latest version with GNL. Followed the instructions as described in the OP. The funny thing is... I got no problems at *all*. Everything's working, I haven't even seen a single force-close so far. I was expecting some annoyance after reading...

use the Conservative CPU governor and set multicore power saving to "Aggressive". There's way more you could do, e.g. capping the maximum CPU frequency at 998MHz or something like that, but the above two things should be quite effective, without ruining the performance. You will notice that...

Look, I was able to find the answer here ...was actually quite surprised about the amount of information that was jumping at me when I checked.

have been waiting for this for all these months - finally we can reap the fruits of all that hard work and testing that went into it. will test it out once lost101 has a stable version out. my dream come true would be a version of the Kaminari/Kaminari-SL-mix build for 6.0.

OK, so after two days I have to say this latest release is good. Without using any benchmarks or looking at any hard data, it performs/feels as well as the optimized stock from January. technically it should have better battery life due to the Adreno idler being present, but it's so hard to...

cool, thanks a lot man you're the best. downloading right now! EDIT: running it right now, everything seems to be smooth. I always wanted to have the optimized stock kernel but with the Adreno idler included; and now I got it, very happy :D also interesting to see that Zen is now the default...

hey, it's saying "invalid attachment specified" when I click on the attachment in order to download the kernel... any idea why that is?

yeah! can't wait, we will have 6.0!

somehow ironic that the super lite versions are 1/4 larger (8.xGB vs 6.xGB ) than the real Kaminari kernels. any specific reason for that?

so... nobody replying because everyone's phones went up in flames because of the OC... or is this really safe? btw, still on the latest supar-lite kernel, which is the best invention ever IMO.

I agree. No need to ruin it :)

just wanted to give an update on that superlite kernel (currently using the version from Saturday since it has been released): it's an absolute beast and I love it. please keep maintaining that release since it's so damn good.

no problem :) looking forward to the next superlite one. the only single tradeoff with this one is the battery life (which is normal, since Interactive is a bit more battery hungry and there's no Adreno idler). I can perfectly live with that

he is compiling it with Linaro, the stock kernel isn't. he's still including optimizations (noatime, etc.), stock doesn't have them, fsync is disabled, in stock it cannot be disabled, he removed unnecessary governors, etc. etc. etc.. all these things together DO make the kernel way better than...

yes, they are too many. uninstall it now. just remove busybox, remove kernel adiutor (or trickstermod, etc.), basically all the apps you installed for this. the kernel runs fine without any of those. just enjoy the performance.

yeah, that's the point. you don't need to change anything.

If this was a democracy I'd vote for throwing away all unneeded TCP congestion control algorithms from the Optimized Stock kernel as well - and only keep Westwood. I mean seriously... who uses anything else nowadays? Anyway, damn happy about that kernel.